Cambridge Work or Play Equestrian Block
A blue-ribbon location for the equestrian set, 3.3725ha (8.3 acres approx.) superbly set between Hamilton and Cambridge.
All infrastructure is less than three years old. The stable complex covers some 228 square metres that includes 5 huge pens at 6 metres square and a further 48 square metres for hay and feed storage. There is three phase power to this building.
The all weather dressage arena measures 67 by 30 metres.
Neatly laid out into 6 paddocks, internal fencing is 3 rows of "Equi-fencing" plus a hot ribbon to the top. The 9 water troughs allow for further subdivision with hot wires, they are fed by a bore water supply, plus another two new 25,000 litre water tanks. There are some significant shade trees for shelter and aesthetics with new exotic plantings.
The trendy heritage styled accommodation unit is double glazed and fully consented. The studio/workshop has been taken to a stage that allows for options in several different directions. It is approximately 81 square metres plus the veranda. The bathroom is walled and lined; two rooms have been framed with the balance a high stud area yet to have a designated use. The new septic system will permit substantial additions or a considerable new home. Convert to a minor dwelling for income and live in while you build. There are no covenants restricting a home to be relocated here as well.
For those relocating from out of town, Cambridge is known as the town of trees and champions and is consistently voted as a top New Zealand small town. It offers excellence in sporting facilities not only for the equestrian industry but also has a high achievement records in cycling and rowing with new facilities at Lake Karapiro and the Cambridge Velodrome. Cambridge Stud is just down the road from this property and the training and gallop tracks and Saint Peters School all within 5 kilometres aprrox.
This property and location can justify a significant dwelling if you wish it.
Our vendor has purchased a property closer to work commitments.
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