Flooring: rubber tiles everywhere but stalls and indoor spaces, stalls have clay base

Lighting: fluorescent

Cooling: fans from ceiling

Watering: hose water

Feeders: corner hay and feed tray, turns out of stall for easy feeding and turns back in

Walls: Wood walls, front face of stalls has upper portion in metal bars, and a sliding door on exterior tracks, every stall on the exterior walls has a window which closes completely to match outside metal walls.

Differences: The interior stalls have the upper part of the walls with metal bars all around for open feel, a few exterior stalls have two sides with the metal bars.

Drains: three wash stalls with drains, 2 drains in the breezeway, aisle intersections

Tack/Wash stalls: 3- 12ft x 12ft, half walls in wood, all three have hose connections, crossties, rubber brick floor, drains, in breezeways for cool air, one has a plastic sink in the corner

Tack room: 12ft x 24ft, opposite the tack up stalls, tile floor, fluorescent lighting, fully enclosed in wood walls and ceiling, with a locking door.

Roof: steel metal roof, insulated roof.

Fly spray: automatic fly spray system throughout main barn, excluding indoor areas

Extra: on each of the ends of the long side of the barn is a 6ft wide area covered by the roof and rubber tiles. One side is open currently housing outdoor seating furniture, the other side in the back has a vet/farrier stall, and two additional tack up stalls used as drying stalls and farrier stalls previously because of breeze.

OFFICE :

Size: 12ft x 24ft

Internet: internet

Bathroom: complete, sink with cabinet for storage, shower, separate room

Storage: shelving in bathroom

Cooling/heating: A/C

Floor: wood floor

Lighting: strip lighting

Windows: 2 large windows overlooking outdoor arena and pastures

Entrance: French door entry from wood terrace (26ft x 12ft) supported by 2 cedar

Trunks and with iron railing

Lounge/farm apartment:

Size: 12ft x 36ft

Kitchenette: fridge hookup, stove/oven space, sink, dishwasher hookup and space, countertop

Internet/tv: internet and TV

Bathroom: complete, sink with cabinet for storage, shower, separate door

Storage: shelving in bathroom

Cooling/heating: A/C

Floor: wood flooring

Lighting: strip lighting

Windows: 3 large windows looking to pastures and indoor arena

Entrance: single door off of barn with double lock

OUTDOOR RIDING ARENA

Size: 280ft x 150ft

Footing: all weather footing with carpet fiber, crushed limestone base, on a large aggregate stone sub base, with drainage included.

Railing: wood (2in x 4in)

Lighting: Concrete light poles around exterior for training under lights

Cover: trees prove some shade around outside of arena

Seating: located on the short side close to the pathway Elevated wooden deck with benches, and covered by a pergola.

Pathway: Direct crushed red granite pathway from the main barn, secondary barn, pastures and indoor arena.

INDOOR RIDING ARENA

Size: 300ft x 180ft

Footing: sand from the pond on property with carpet fiber incorporated on entry and corners crushed limestone base, on a large aggregate stone sub base, with drainage included.

Railing: wood (2in x 4in) around entire arena, inside the support beams

Lighting: Lighting hung under the arena roof

Cover: Large hurricane 5 strength steel arena cover with open sides. Cables every other space between the supporting beams for stability, and horses from the X style cables protected by a fence behind the arena railing

Watering: Sprinklers located around arena on the fence

Seating: located on the long side closest to the barn by the pathway, raised deck with benches under a pergola covering.

Pathway: Direct crushed red granite pathway from the main barn, secondary barn, pastures and indoor arena.

SECONDARY ARENA COVER

Size: 60ft x 40ft

Footing: sand

For: Used to house a hot walker, with proper footing could be a small arena for lunging.

HILL TRACK

Where: between the house and the arena

Footing: Built up from pond excavation

Size: approximately 120ft diameter (about 380ft track length)

Shape: Circular pathway with two hills (one steep and one gradual)

HAY AND STORAGE SECONDARY BARN

Size: 60ft x 70ft

Type: Enclosed barn with large sliding double barn door on each end

Base: Concrete floor

Extra: small door to enter on both ends, plumbing, electricity, completely insulated, concrete parking lot in front

PADDOCKS

Size: 40-50FT X 40-80FT

Number: 14

Where: 5 on both sides of the road to the barn from Juergen (10 total), 1 between the outdoor arena and the barn, 3 between the secondary barn and the outdoor arena.

Type: double wood railing with secondary solar power electric fence

Water: hose attachments in each for water

Floor: great grass in all

Gate: Metal gate with dual direction close

BACK 20

Improved: 20 acres of coastal Bermuda, harvested for own hay consumption

Fencing: all pastures are fenced with barbless wire, wood posts, and solar electric wiring

Water: A pond in the center of the hay field keep area well irrigated.

Path: From outdoor arena there is a pathway to and around the pond for accessibility.

FRONT ACRAGE

Where: 10 acres of grassy meadow with sparse trees inside the first gate to the right.

Use: Used as a grass field for riding

Elsewhere: On the left after the first gate 10 acres including heavily wooded area and a small open field area used as mobile home location previously, with water, electricity, separate septic system, tv, internet with fence and backyard

PROPERTY FEATURES

Water well: Separate water well for barn

Septic: Aerobic system

Located next to home

Minerals, oil & gas Will be kept by owners

rights:

Utility providers: CenterPoint energy

Columbus Butane

AT&T phone

Direct tv internet

Water features: pond close to home, other ponds in the hay field

Water ways: The property has water retention ponds and depressions. The stone and pebble water paths feed water to these areas and ditches keep everything flowing. The property has never had any significant flooding and no structures have ever been touched by water in times of heavy rain, hurricanes or tropical storms. The property was used as a safe location for horses during Hurricane Ike in 2008.