Forth Mountain Stud in Wexford, a renowned and equestrian and livery venue extending to 71ac is heading for online auction in mid-December.
A well-known competition hotspot both nationally and internationally, it has previously hosted RDS qualifiers, Young Horse League qualifiers and Show Jumping Ireland events.
It includes 31 stables situated across a number of barns, a hay shed, two well-equipped tack rooms and a lunging arena. If that wasn’t enough, it also boasts a 1,048m sq indoor riding arena and a cross-country course.
It sounds like a busy spot and to cater for that there is ample parking in the form of a spacious carpark that spans 2,279m sq with plenty room for horse boxes and lorries when hosting events.
The land radiates out from the yard and is divided into a number of fields, all of which are in grass.
This property is also close by to a number of trails in the local area including Tinnacurra, The Cools, Shelmaliere Commons and Skeeter Rock, all suitable for pony trekking. Situated on an elevated site, 10km from Wexford town, the property has commanding views over the Model county and it is located within a five minute drive to the N11 road.
Original house
Don't let the traditional farmhouse front deceive you, it is dwarfed by a modern extension.
It is listed with Keane Auctioneers and this equine property comes with a charming four-bedroom farmhouse.
A combination of old and new, the residence comprises of a traditional farmhouse that has had a larger more modern extension added to it. In the main house, the accommodation comprises of a kitchen, sunroom, sitting room and dining room with a pair of bedrooms, one of which is ensuite and a bathroom upstairs.
The extension has a modern spacious interior with lots of light.
There is ample equine accommodation in the yard.
In the original house, there are a further two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and a kitchen and sitting room downstairs.
An oil-fired central heating system heats the house and the property has a private water supply. Outside the dwelling there is a large garage and four other separate storage sheds.
It comes with a guide price of €1.4m and the online auction takes place at 12.30pm on Thursday, 12 December on keaneauctioneers.com.
Later that afternoon, at 2.30pm, Keane Auctioneers have another offering from the same stable, as it were, in the form of Forth Mountain Glamping.
Forth Mountain Glamping is also for online auction in mid-December.
A short distance from the stud farm, this consists of eight glamping pods set on circa 7.4ac and it comes with a guide price of €350,000.
While both are offered to the market separately, there is a plenty potential for both to be combined as a tourism opportunity.
The sunny southeast gets its fair share of tourists every summer and they are ready made for a new purchaser to put their own touch to them.
Forth Mountain Stud in Wexford, a renowned and equestrian and livery venue extending to 71ac is heading for online auction in mid-December.
A well-known competition hotspot both nationally and internationally, it has previously hosted RDS qualifiers, Young Horse League qualifiers and Show Jumping Ireland events.
It includes 31 stables situated across a number of barns, a hay shed, two well-equipped tack rooms and a lunging arena. If that wasn’t enough, it also boasts a 1,048m sq indoor riding arena and a cross-country course.
It sounds like a busy spot and to cater for that there is ample parking in the form of a spacious carpark that spans 2,279m sq with plenty room for horse boxes and lorries when hosting events.
The land radiates out from the yard and is divided into a number of fields, all of which are in grass.
This property is also close by to a number of trails in the local area including Tinnacurra, The Cools, Shelmaliere Commons and Skeeter Rock, all suitable for pony trekking. Situated on an elevated site, 10km from Wexford town, the property has commanding views over the Model county and it is located within a five minute drive to the N11 road.
Original house
Don't let the traditional farmhouse front deceive you, it is dwarfed by a modern extension.
It is listed with Keane Auctioneers and this equine property comes with a charming four-bedroom farmhouse.
A combination of old and new, the residence comprises of a traditional farmhouse that has had a larger more modern extension added to it. In the main house, the accommodation comprises of a kitchen, sunroom, sitting room and dining room with a pair of bedrooms, one of which is ensuite and a bathroom upstairs.
The extension has a modern spacious interior with lots of light.
There is ample equine accommodation in the yard.
In the original house, there are a further two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and a kitchen and sitting room downstairs.
An oil-fired central heating system heats the house and the property has a private water supply. Outside the dwelling there is a large garage and four other separate storage sheds.
It comes with a guide price of €1.4m and the online auction takes place at 12.30pm on Thursday, 12 December on keaneauctioneers.com.
Later that afternoon, at 2.30pm, Keane Auctioneers have another offering from the same stable, as it were, in the form of Forth Mountain Glamping.
Forth Mountain Glamping is also for online auction in mid-December.
A short distance from the stud farm, this consists of eight glamping pods set on circa 7.4ac and it comes with a guide price of €350,000.
While both are offered to the market separately, there is a plenty potential for both to be combined as a tourism opportunity.
The sunny southeast gets its fair share of tourists every summer and they are ready made for a new purchaser to put their own touch to them.
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