At its centerpiece this property features a 138 x 256-foot barn, encompassing more than 35,000 square feet. This fully enclosed building houses both the stables and arena. Situated in the middle of the farm property, it benefits from the farms comprehensive, fully engineered drainage system. This system ensures mud-free paddocks and properly drained pastures and roadways. Inside, the cozy fireplace welcomes you to a well-appointed lobby, viewing area, functional office and kitchenette. The locker room is equipped with 31 custom hard maple upright lockers and a bathroom, offering convenience and style.

The 31-stall stable is a haven for horses and riders alike, featuring rubber-matted aisles and cross ties, a fully enclosed EquiVibe station, two hot/cold wash racks, two oversized vet and farrier cross tie bays, and an infrared therapy solarium. Additional amenities include a spacious tack room, a crows nest viewing area, remote monitoring and sound system, and a 200 x 100 ft fully enclosed riding arena. In addition, a grass outdoor riding arena, a 4-horse Odyssey Exerciser, ample hay and shaving storage, a commercial-sized Earth Flow stall-waste composter, as well as multiple outbuildings to support the operation.

The spacious primary dwelling was designed for versatility, featuring upstairs and downstairs living area with individual entrances, perfect for a variety of living arrangements. In addition to the primary dwelling, there is a separate, fully permitted accessory dwelling unit offering 1,000 square feet of finely-crafted, yet comfortable living space.

This facility is offered for sale by its original owner and developer. The property and improvements were custom crafted to spare no expense in practicality while treading lightly on the earth. Designed to operate efficiently and profitably, its core businesses have been: boarding and training; horse sales and commissions; and show services and equine transportation. This represents a rare opportunity to acquire a high-quality, properly designed equestrian agribusiness facility in the Eastsides tech corridor at a price significantly below todays replacement cost. It would likely be difficult, if not impossible, to replicate this facility in this area given the constraints of land scarcity, land use regulations and todays costs. This is a serious and versatile business opportunity as attested to by the size, quality and features of its equestrian facilities.