Equestrian properties across Marion County, from hobby farms to full training facilities.
A horse property is a home, a business and a piece of land at once. The barn, the arena footing, the fencing and cross-fencing, the water and the soil all affect how the property works day to day and what it is worth when you sell.
We look at farms the way a horse owner does. Before you fall for the house, we check how many horses the land can carry, how the paddocks drain, what the zoning allows and how far you are from the vets, feed stores and show grounds you will use.
The details that make or break an equestrian property.
Stall count and size, ventilation, tack and feed rooms, and the condition of the structure.
Arena size, base and footing, drainage and lighting.
Board, wire or no-climb fencing, paddock layout and gates.
Wells, troughs, irrigation and how the land handles summer rain.
Agricultural zoning, permitted uses and any limits on boarding or training.
Distance to the World Equestrian Center, vets, farriers and feed stores.
Current farm and acreage listings in Marion County.
Areas and property types that go hand in hand with horse ownership.
How many, what discipline and how much land you need. We will take it from there.
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