Southern Marion County Turnkey Horse Farm

Investment Overview

Designed for practical, everyday horse care, this turnkey Southern Marion County horse farm combines substantial barn space, dedicated riding areas, and convenient on-site office facilities. Six paddocks, a small arena, and a round pen provide options for turnout, riding, and groundwork, while two barn structures offer a combined 19 stalls. The main barn features 14 approximately 12-by-12-foot stalls arranged along a concrete center aisle, a tack room, and additional covered space for equipment, supplies, or daily barn activities. Complementing the main barn is a distinctive red pole barn measuring approximately 60 by 84 feet, with five approximately 12-by-10-foot stalls and generous covered workspace. An office within the pole barn adds convenience for managing daily operations. The space includes a bathroom, kitchenette, closet, laundry hookups, and two mini-split air-conditioning systems. Power is supplied to the barns through buried 6-gauge electrical lines, keeping overhead wiring out of the immediate barn environment. A private well with a pump replaced in 2025 provides an additional infrastructure benefit. With its combination of stalls, turnout areas, riding facilities, and functional support space, this farm offers an appealing opportunity for an equestrian buyer seeking an established setup in Southern Marion County. *An adjacent 28.04 acre pasture and farm property to the south is also available. Please reach out to Shea Booster for more information.

Investment Highlights

• Turnkey horse farm setup
• Combined 19 stalls across two barn structures
• Main barn with 14 approximately 12-by-12-foot stalls
• Concrete center aisle in main barn
• Tack room and additional covered barn space
• Red pole barn measuring approximately 60 by 84 feet
• Five approximately 12-by-10-foot stalls in pole barn
• Office with bathroom, kitchenette, closet, and laundry hookups
• Two mini-split air-conditioning systems in office
• Six paddocks for turnout flexibility
• Small arena for riding activities
• Round pen for groundwork and training
• Buried 6-gauge electrical lines serving the barns
• Private well with pump replaced in 2025