| What a terrific
horse farm. 28 acres,
mostly pasture, fully fenced (4 board fencing & crossfenced). Includes horse
stables (5 stall), with water, electric & telephone and feed room. The
stable has a concrete center isle and a concrete wash area and a heated
horse waterer. Adjoining is a horse tack building. Also includes head
chutes for cattle. Other amenities include a 6' high solid board working
pen, and a lighted 280' riding ring (new light poles just installed).
Other outbuildings include a new 16 x 16 shed, and a 3 stall pasture run-in.
Spread out on the property is a garden, grape arbor, and a small home
orchard. There is also a 70 gallon per minute well servicing the farm area.
The original old log farmhouse (circa 1800's) is still standing, and was
lived in until 1955. Not just a conversation piece, but could be functional,
possibly even restored.
The living quarters consist of (2) mobile homes, presently sharing a
50 gallon per minute well, and a 6 bedroom septic system. One of the mobiles
is brand new, and 16' x 80' (quite spacious at 1280 sq.ft). The extra
width makes the rooms fairly large. The other mobile home (14' x 70') has been totally
renovated, and is equally as nice. A proposed "future" home site offers
panoramic views, all the way to Nathaniel and Short Mountains (Public
hunting preserve) |
There is a wide
array of family pets presently roaming the property, including a dozen or so
horses, goats, even an ostrich. Sharing space with the pets are deer,
turkey, squirrel and rabbits. This farm is well maintained, daily, by a
large, close knit family. Please respect their privacy by visiting by
appointment only. The farm is priced to sell at
$400,000. There is an
adjoining 5 acre parcel with a spring-fed pond (newly constructed) with a
very nice home site, and private driveway access. This lot can be
added to the 28 acres for an additional $75,000.
Call for details and
additional photos. The MLS # is HS6176584 Directions to
the property: Located in Augusta, WV (Hampshire County). I will direct
you from the Winchester, Va. area. It is 17 miles to Capon Bridge, on
Rt.50 West. Continue through Capon Bridge (on Rt.50) for an additional
14 miles. Watch for the Rt.29North cutoff on your right. Make
that right onto Rt.29N, and immediately turn left onto Bear Wallow. Drive
100 yds. and make a right onto Ed Arnold Road.
Drive 1.5 miles and look for a lane to your right that leads up to black
board fencing, and a gated entrance.
Please contact me for additional
photos, information, and to schedule an appointment. The owner will
be willing to accommodate qualified buyers. |
