Got Horses? How the heck do you sell a unique property?

Jeff:

First I want to welcome you to AR.

A few things about horse people.  We prefer to see the barn(s), pastures and property.  How many stalls in the barn?  What is the zoning for horses?  Is there a limit to how many horses?  Are there any wet lands on the property?  There are many questions to answer in reference to horses.  We are concerned about the comfort of our equine friends.  The amenities of the home are not as much of a priority for us.  After all, we mostly "live" in the barn. 

One last point.  Horse people tend to buy horse property in the spring rather than the winter.  Too difficult to move horses when the snow is flying.  (Hay and feed is needed and those need to be delivered.  Hay is more difficult to get in the winter months.  We tend to get our winter supply in the early fall so we don't have to worry about it until the spring time.)

Check out my posts about buying horse property.  If you need websites to advertise on, contact me off line.

Brigita

Have you marketed on Stable mates? Also are you part of the local recue horse groups? There is another magazine I cannot off the top of my head remamber the name. Have youposted in local feed stores?

Temple NH horse property for sale $2,375,000 to (now) $1,495,000.  Make an offer!  Nor short.  30% buyer side referral offered at close to any agency that brings us the buyer that eventually closes on this property.

Worth a good look if for no other reason than to see a great video!

http://www.nashuavideotours.com/virtualtours/sample/templehorse/branded.html