Equestrian estate property on over 10 acres in Ponte Vedra! Minutes from the Nocatee Town Center, but feels like way out in the country. Enter the property through the gated entrance, pass the stables, to the main house. Custom built in 2014, with a front and back porch, 2 stories of main living space, with a 3rd floor for a game room or study and a conditioned storage room. Large kitchen with Thermador duel fuel range, island with prep sink, an abundance of counter space and cabinets, open to the living room with a gas fireplace. Engineered wood flooring and tile throughout the first floor. Step out back to a screened porch, concrete patio, and composite deck looking over the 45 foot deep pond full of fish and all types of birdlife. The 48×36 equine pole barn has seven 12×12 stalls and an enclosed 12×12 tack room. For more details on the stables and 3 more pole barns look under the Documents file, the Supplement, and the photos. Extremely rare find in the PV AREA 411 Ranch Road Outbuildings and Comments
A. 48×36 equine pole barn. Has seven 12×12 stalls and an enclosed 12×12 tack room. All
walls are 2″ pine and horse compatible. Each stall has electricity. The hall is 12 feet
wide, brushed concrete and has ties for horses and an overhead fan in the hall. On the
West side of the barn there is a 12×36 pad with hot and cold running water for washing
horses. There is also hot and cold water in the tack room and on the east wall (wash
pit). This building is ready for your horses on day 1! All of the horse stalls could
potentially be removed producing an amazing party space. Open pasture (about 6
acres) can be divided if you want to rotate or segregate horses.
B. 24×16 pole barn. Has been used for smaller animals but easily could be converted to
allow housing of 2 additional horses. A solid building build in 2020 with galvanized roof
and several doors and windows. Also could potentially be a 2 bay garage. Has an
associated pasture with 5 foot no climb fence.
C. 13×10 pole barn. Built in 2022. Used to house small animals with a small pasture. Could
be used for that, perhaps dog kennel or storage. Well built with galvanized roof. Could
even take down the walls and use it as a gazebo beside the pond.
D. 41×31 pole barn. This was the only structure on the farm 12 years ago. Was used to
house cattle. Currently 1/3 of the building is enclosed with a concrete floor used as
work shop. Another 1/6 of the building is a chicken coop and the rest for storage. This is
a solid building that could be used for feed, hay and equipment storage but also could be
converted into a large garage for a car or motorcycle collection. Let your imagination
run wild!
E. The pond behind the house is 45 feet deep with consistent clear water. It has an
extensive fish population and a bird lovers paradise with ducks, geese, egrets, heron and
even sandhill cranes. Sitting and watching this display of nature is a highlight of many
evenings on the farm.
Outbuildings sold “as is”