This property is an equestrian enthusiast’s dream come true! Nestled in the horsey neighbourhood of Sun Valley, it is situated within walking to distance to key show venues, including Eaton Farm, Burlington Stables and KEP.
The equestrian facilities on the property include:
-42 well-ventilated face-brick stables (each with its own water source and slide in feed bucket system)
-Double lunge ring
-2 dressage arenas
-Grass Derby arena (includes sprayers and lights)
-2 big jumping arenas
-Ablution facilities
-Feed room
-Massive storage shed (fits 80-100 bales)
-Yard manager’s office
-2 large tack rooms (with additional storage cleverly designed atop the tack rooms)
-Safe outride track
-Gutters and downpipes
-2 face-brick judges boxes
-Big paddocks and smaller camps for grazing
There are 3 well-built and well-maintained 1 bedroom face-brick cottages on the property, for passive income potential.
The main house has 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The living areas are an open-plan design, with a stunning country style kitchen, which opens out onto a large covered patio and private pool/braai area. The home has a study, large entertainment/billiards room, gym room, workshop, and triple garage. The current owners are looking at installing solar.
There are 5 staffrooms on the property and 5 staff bathrooms, including showers.
There is a large borehole on the property, and it rarely runs off any municipal water. There are also 7 Jojo tanks for additional water sources.
Security on the property is extremely effective, and includes a double fence – palisade and electric. The Sun Valley area has a strong security presence.
Sun Valley is the place for the true equestrian enthusiasts, including multiple showgrounds, untarred roads, friendly and connected neighbours and a community who loves animals.
Sun Valley is currently undergoing a full road closure – including electric fences, cameras, private security and will be the place to live as the revived Sun Valley Estate!
This is an incredible investment opportunity not to be missed.
