$639,000

Cozy Cottage on 5 acres in Horse Country!

Vass , Moore County , North Carolina

5.00
ACRES

3
BEDROOMS

2
BATH

1341
SQ FT

fenced • 1 barn with 3 stalls

Property description

Thoughtfully designed for mini-driving ponies, the 3 stall, center aisle barn could be suitable for horses as well. 10x12 stalls with Equi Terr flooring, Dutch doors, tack room, grooming stall, feed room, storage rooms/workshop, wash area with hot and cold water; heat lamps over center aisle. Tack room and workshop have HVAC. A covered breezeway attaches the barn to the house; plenty of parking, circular driveway and beautiful landscaping complete this charming mini-farm. House offers open concept living/dining/kitchen combo with vaulted ceiling. Dining room opens to a screened back porch with adjacent patio overlooking the pastures. Three bedrooms and two full baths complete the picture. The primary bedroom overlooks the back pasture with plenty of natural light coming in. This rare private and peaceful getaway is just minutes from downtown Southern Pines! All furniture is available for purchase.

Details

Home Features

Built in 2016
9' 6" x 9' 6" Screened back porch
16' x 10' back patio
Vaulted ceiling in Dining Area and Living room
Security lights
Security camera in the front and side yards
2 dawn-to-dusk “old fashioned” streetlights
10' 6" x 10' 6" Kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, recessed lighting and a window over sink overlooks the pasture
14' 6" x 22' 6" Living Room with electric fireplace, designer horse-themed lighting and a coat closet at the front door

Lot Features

1 large pasture
1 large paddock

Horse Facility Features

The barn structure consists of 3 - 10' x 12' stalls with Dutch doors, a feed room, heated and cooled tack room and workshop, a grooming stall, and a storage room. Each stall is equipped with a fan.
Equi Terr flooring system tiles in the stalls to provide a porous but strong base, allowing for drainage, requires less bedding and prevents holes from forming due to pawing. Equi Terr is long-lasting and virtually maintenance free.
Equi Terr flooring system tiles also installed in the area behind the barn that slopes down to the pasture to increase soil stability, allowing for good drainage and preventing erosion.
Climate controlled (AC/heat) tack room to minimize the growth of mold and mildew on leather and to keep supplements and medicines fresh. The attic houses 2 “mini-split” air handlers, with a small air condenser outside – similar to systems used in commercial buildings, which results in a quieter system than conventional air-conditioning units.
Working cupola draws air up through the ceiling which is covered with a perforated material to allow the air to rise and be vented out through the cupola.
2 radiant infrared heaters hang from the ceiling over the center aisle to provide warmth during winter months and help horses dry off after being bathed outside.
Dutch doors leading from the stalls to the pasture are the perfect size for miniature horses, However, they can be turned upside down and re-hung for full size horses.
Stall doors are made of aluminum that will never rust or need painting.
Barn doors are powder-coated steel that will never rust or need painting and have tempered-glass windows.
All barn hardware is stainless steel.
Any barn drywall is Gold Bond brand Hi-Impact XP Gypsum Board that is mold and fire resistant.
A covered and reinforced cement apron allows for a veterinarian, farrier trucks and trailers for loading to pull as close to the barn door as possible and stay dry.
Woodford freeze-less post yard water hydrants, many with oval metal wheel handles for easy turning.
Wash area with hot & cold water under the back overhang