153 Wallingford Road Durham, Connecticut, Estados Unidos
Listado por CENTURY 21 AllPoints Realty
A Casa unifamiliar para venda localizada em Durham, Connecticut, Estados Unidos está atualmente para venda. Durham, Connecticut, Estados Unidos está listado por2 800 000 US$. Esta propriedade tem 15 quartos , 8 casas de banho características. Se a propriedade localizada em Durham, Connecticut, Estados Unidos não é o que estava à procura, visite https://www.century21global.com para ver outra Casas Unifamiliares para vender em Durham .
Data de atualização: 22/01/2025
N° MLS: 24045388
2 800 000 US$ USD
- TipoCasa unifamiliar
- Quartos15
- Casas de banho8
- Tamanho da casa/lote987m² (10 623ft²)
Características do imóvel
Detalhes da construção
- Ano de construção: 1820
Área
- Tamanho do imóvel: 987m² (10 623ft²)
- Quartos: 15
- Casas de banho: 8
- Total de quartos: 23
Descrição
This unique farm complex is comprised of an equestrian area for 40 horses +, 5 residential houses and more. It has been in operation for over 100 years and is ready for new multi-generation owners to take the reins or for a progressive investor. There is nearly 280 acres of outstanding land, a pond, pastureland, rolling hills, stalls for 40+ horses and much more. There is, also, an outstanding mix of 5 houses that have 22 bedrooms for the families to share. The current owners are using 2 houses and renting 3 other homes. The investor may generate rental income from the farm's 5 residential homes and 1. a Two story 35x50 horse barn, 2.a 35x80 stable with 1.5 story horse stalls. 3 a Barn with double row stalls, 4. a 4-bay garage, etc.. These items may also be considered depreciable property (see your tax advisor). Other sources of income from the farm would include leases for pasture land and equestrian rental of the stable & indoor/outdoor riding, which is currently leased). Potential income may come from establishing a farm stand, growing grapes/ winery, Christmas tree sales, blue berries, and more The State of Connecticut Conservation Restriction requires this property to be 'agriculture in nature' according to development rights the state acquired approximately 70 years ago.