24 Acre Horse Farm for Sale in Sussex County Virginia!

For immediate assistance with this listing call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059.

Great opportunity for an equestrian facility for both the horse enthusiast and the investor. Whichever it may be, this is an attractive turn key operation opportunity! Call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 to schedule a showing today!

Beautiful Georgian style brick home on a 24 acre horse farm located in the countryside of Sussex County! This 3 BR house with a 2-1.5 car attached garages was built in 2007 and has over 2500 SFLA. It comes with a sun room and an in ground pool with a pool house and a pool side shelter. The set up is great for entertaining for events or visits. Located down a deeded private lane, it also has everything that you could want in a horse facility. It includes an 8 stall concrete floored stable with a H/C water wash bay, a tack and feed room. It also comes with a lounge area with a full bath, refrigerator, and a W/D. The 10,000 Square Foot inside arena offers many possibilities for the use of this property. 7 acres of pasture with almost a mile of fencing. A separate perimeter fence adds to security. 13 acres of timbered land provides riding trails and relaxing character and the 0.3 acre duck pond adds even more character. Large equipment barn and RV shelter as well. There is much more! Convenient to Richmond area, Jamestown Ferry, Hampton Roads, & I95. A unique property like this with all it offers is rare.   

Call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 or email him at dgraham@mossyoakproperties.com to discuss or set up a time to see. This property is only shown by appointment and only to qualified buyers. Please schedule showings at least 24 hours in advance with the listing agent.  

When colonists arrived from England in 1607, some traveled along the Nottoway River, but when they established the first counties, James City County included both sides of the James River all the way to the North Carolina line. The south side of the James River became Surry County in 1652. Virginia's General Assembly formed Sussex County from the southwestern end of Surry County in 1754. Sussex County has maintained a predominantly agricultural economy, as well as its historic heritage for over four centuries.  

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