This property is going to auction 7/25/20 at 10AM. Listed price is an opening bid only and is not indicative of final sales price. Terms: Down payment of $75,000 required day of auction. Settlement on or before 9/24/20. Transfer taxes to be paid by buyers. Real Estate taxes to be prorated. 14.7 acre equine farm w/ 36 stall boarding capacity featuring 80' x 180' indoor arena w/ lights & dust free sand footing; 100' x 200' outdoor arena; 74' x 84' horse barn w/ double row stalls, wash bays, foaling stall, tack & feed rooms, office, lounge, kitchen, laundry, half bath, bridle boxes & 2nd floor hay storage; 32' x 80' horse barn w/ 12 stalls, feed and tack rooms and wash bay. 24' x 36' garage/workshop. 32' x 64' barn/run in shed w/ 4 stalls. 11 fenced pastures. 2 1/2 story house w/ 17' x 30' kitchen, dining and family room area, wood stove w/ stone hearth & wood storage. Also 11' x 20' living room, office, sewing room, full bath & laundry/mudroom. 2nd story w/ 3 bedrooms & full bath w/ walk-in shower and double vanity. Basement w/ outside entrance, concrete floor and cold cellar. 12' x 18' deck and large wrap around porch. House has many recent updates including new roof '18 & kitchen floor '20.
Single-familyProperty Type
1750Year Built
14.7 acresLot Size
$392Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Christopher Taylor• Beiler-Campbell Realtors-Quarryville
•717-786-8000 (broker)
•quarryville@beiler-campbell.com (broker)
Bought with Christopher Taylor• Beiler-Campbell Realtors-Quarryville
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Apr 12, 2023.
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Agricultural District
The primary purposes of this district are to protect and stabilize agriculture in areas of productive soils as an ongoing, viable, major component of the economy of the township and of Lancaster County, to permit with limited exceptions only those land uses and activities which are agricultural in nature, to encourage the preservation of the most productive farmland within the township as a valuable resource which is lost and not reclaimable once it is developed for building purposes and to prevent adverse effects resulting from the encroachment and mixing of residential and other incompatible development with agricultural uses. The preservation of land for agricultural purposes is a legitimate zoning objective under the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code[1] which the township desires to implement by the regulations set forth in this section