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Listed by Nicholas Maclure of Century 21 Farm & Forest

Listing Sold by Conley Country Real Estate & Insurance
Animal lovers will adore this private property. This property has been a successful horse & dog boarding and training facility but the owner is ready to turn over the reins. The 1998 home had an addition including a 1-bedroom in-law suite (currently rented for $850/m) with a 2-car garage below. The property consists of 10 acres of mostly open hay and pasture. Animals will enjoy the 185x100 outdoor training area and there is also a large fenced dog pen. A 130x65 Quonset building allows for 4-season training and riding. The two barns include 12 stalls, two tack rooms, and saw dust, equipment storage space, hay storage for 2,500+ bales, and a dog wash station and laundry room. The main house is open concept with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an office (was once a bedroom). The basement offers another finished room which would be great for guests, a den, workout or craft room. The remaining basement space is open and unfinished. Heating can be accomplished by oil or an outdoor wood boiler. Enjoy gorgeous morning sunrises over the local hills and mountains. Here is a great opportunity to work from home!

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