An exciting opportunity awaits for the astute investor to purchase this established equine training facility with existing long term commercial lease in place till Feb 2025, currently returning $148,719.96 (inc gst) in rent per year! Land bank or hold for future purpose while the rent rolls in and provides security, as this tenancy houses a very successful training business that has personally invested both time and income into the property, currently running to full horse capacity with staff working and living onsite, and ongoing maintenance and pride of property very evident. This approx 42 acre purpose built property, lined roadside with established Manchurian Pear trees, is offered with two main residences - one a three bedroom character home with separate studio; and the second, a timber cabin style home with 3 bedrooms, vast living spaces and inground pool. The property is zoned primary production and boasts intense infrastructure with a 850m newly surfaced sand track, huge machinery shed (currently filled with portable stable boxes belonging to tenant) and with internal staff tea room, 70x30m sand arena, round yard, covered wash bays, 14 box stable with breezeway, multiple day yards with shelters, 4 box stable - each with large newly fenced spelling paddock attached, large grazing paddock, 3.5 x main dams (plus an uncompleted 50m swim that could be small dam or restored to its purpose), feed shed and various size extra individual yards. Water is a noteworthy feature on the property as a bore has just been installed with high flow pump, and the property has multiple dams & tanks with good catchment. For more information or to book a personal tour of the property, please feel free to call Alison on 0403350338. Disclaimer: Best Nest Property urges you to obtain professional advice before proceeding with any investment or property related decision. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable, or has been passed to us by third party services; we cannot therefore guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries and investigations.