September 2023 Issue

Page 18 September 2023 EAST COAST EQUESTRIAN No matter your equestrian discipline, this 38+ acre farm in Central City, PA can accommo- date it. The 100’x200’ indoor arena has cattle chutes and is perfect for roping, reining, jump- ers, driving—any discipline. It is close to a vet who specializes in Standardbred racehorses, so could be used for lay ups. It has the facilities for board- ing, training and clinics, and is centrally located between several racetracks. The property features a small two-bedroom log cabin and a one-bedroom apartment in the barn. Two barns, one heated, have a total of 38 matted stalls, including foaling stalls, tack rooms and wash stall. The first 35’x90’ barn is insulated and has an extra wide aisle, 11 stalls, wash stall, tack room, heat, and fly spray system. The second barn is 36x110 and has an abundance of storage for more than 1000 bales of hay and equipment. There is a breed- ing area, 13 stalls with foaling stalls, lab area, and feed room. The third barn is the 120’x200’ indoor arena with 11 modular stalls that have swinging walls the length of the arena for cattle. An outdoor arena, indoor arena, hot walker, 30x 90 storage shed and new 30’x60’ garage com- plete the property. Each barn has a new metal roof, electric, heat & water. The property at 7390 Lincoln Highway, Central City, PA offers unlimited Income possibilities. It’s just 3 miles from the Flight 93 Memorial and minutes from Indian Lake, Lake Stoneycreek, and a large ATV park. To learn more visit christinebouleyreal- estate.com or to schedule a showing, call Christine Bouley, Coldwell Banker Town & Coun- try Real Estate at (814) 946-4343 or (814) 330-3015. Real Estate Showcase Special Advertising Section 38 Acre Farm Can Accommodate Any Discipline FREE Classifieds for print subscribers! See page 46 for details. Not a print subscriber? Join the ongoing mailing list for just $20. See page 46 or visit eastcoastequestrian.net