Description
Phone enquiry ID: 65540
Superb 20 acre equine property located in the historic wheatbelt town of York. Approx 1 hours drive to Midland and the state equestrian center. The property has potential to be used as a training, breeding or agistment center.
The home is a neat and tidy 3 bedroom/two bathroom plus office double brick built by WA country builders in 2007. Featuring full wrap around verandahs and a large 12x5m patio that is great for entertaining. The house is connected to scheme water with provisions for collecting rain water and has a split system reverse cycle air con unit in the main open plan living area. Adjacent to the house is a large multipurpose shed 16x9 meters in size.
The property is made up of 9 large paddocks, 4 with walk in walk out stables featuring rubber lining and solar lights. Each paddock is fenced with the horse safe combination of 5 strands of Bayco/Electric fencing and pine logs with box strainers.
A large bore is a huge asset to this property with single phase pump, the bore provides water to each paddock and irrigation is run to the arena.
The highlight of the equestrian facilities is the 60x20m dressage arena fully fenced with pvc post and rail, the arena surface is made up of a 300mm cracker dust base layer (laser levelled and compacted) with 75mm of yellow sand mixed with soiltec fabric cushioning imported from Germany.
A smaller river sand exercise area and round yard compliment the training facilities.
The tack shed has a open tie up bay for horses to be geared up and washed down and there are two lockable gear rooms. The tack shed is concreted and powered by a generator.
Superb 20 acre equine property located in the historic wheatbelt town of York. Approx 1 hours drive to Midland and the state equestrian center. The property has potential to be used as a training, breeding or agistment center.
The home is a neat and tidy 3 bedroom/two bathroom plus office double brick built by WA country builders in 2007. Featuring full wrap around verandahs and a large 12x5m patio that is great for entertaining. The house is connected to scheme water with provisions for collecting rain water and has a split system reverse cycle air con unit in the main open plan living area. Adjacent to the house is a large multipurpose shed 16x9 meters in size.
The property is made up of 9 large paddocks, 4 with walk in walk out stables featuring rubber lining and solar lights. Each paddock is fenced with the horse safe combination of 5 strands of Bayco/Electric fencing and pine logs with box strainers.
A large bore is a huge asset to this property with single phase pump, the bore provides water to each paddock and irrigation is run to the arena.
The highlight of the equestrian facilities is the 60x20m dressage arena fully fenced with pvc post and rail, the arena surface is made up of a 300mm cracker dust base layer (laser levelled and compacted) with 75mm of yellow sand mixed with soiltec fabric cushioning imported from Germany.
A smaller river sand exercise area and round yard compliment the training facilities.
The tack shed has a open tie up bay for horses to be geared up and washed down and there are two lockable gear rooms. The tack shed is concreted and powered by a generator.