PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Four acres, six stalls, dry lots, green pasture, a round pen, and a dressage arena. 179 Lindbergh Road is for the person whose daily life includes horses. Here, the barns, turnout, footing, fencing, and work spaces matter as much as the rooms inside. All of it is priced under $1 million! The main house carries more than two centuries of New Jersey history in its hand-hewn beams, wide-plank floors, and enduring craftsmanship. The kitchen and shared living spaces are easy to use and easy to gather in, pairing old-world character with the rhythm of modern life. The converted Carriage House adds real flexibility. The ground floor includes a heated, powered garage and workshop. Upstairs, a finished room with pine floors, its own heat, electricity, and storage can serve the needs of your life. For horse people, the layout speaks for itself: four stalls have electric; stall groups open directly to private dry lots, two with individual water sources; and private pastures are close at hand. A 60-foot round pen has professional stone-dust footing. The regulation-size small dressage arena is also finished with professional footing. Double fencing and traditional split-rail fencing define part of the grounds, while a three-bay equipment and hay barn stands on the footprint of the original historic barn.Come for the history. Stay for the horses, the space, and the rare chance to make this long-held story part of your own.

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Horse Facility Features

• Four acres, six stalls, dry lots, green pasture, a round pen, and a dressage arena. For horse people, the layout speaks for itself: four stalls have electric; stall groups open directly to private dry lots, two with individual water sources; and private pastures are close at hand. A 60-foot round pen has professional stone-dust footing. The regulation-size small dressage arena is also finished with professional footing. Double fencing and traditional split-rail fencing define part of the grounds, while a three-bay equipment and hay barn stands on the footprint of the original historic barn.Come for the history. Stay for the horses, the space, and the rare chance to make this long-held story part of your own.