One of the largest properties in North Jersey has hit the market.
A 43-acre equestrian property at 200 Stable Way Mahwah, Bergen County, has been listed for $22.5 million, NJ.com reported.
Charlie Oppler of Prominent Properties Sotheby’s International Realty has the listing.
For the horses, the property has 20 horse boxes, paddocks and a riding arena.
For people, the property includes indoor and outdoor pools, a soccer field, a basketball court and land connected to the Ramapo River.
The main house has 10 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, five fireplaces, a theater, a wine cellar and an English pub.
From time to time, horse farms come on the market in the Tri-State area.
In May, the RedGate farm at 7 Equestrian Ridge in Newtown, Connecticut, was listed for $15 million, CT Insider reported. The listing is one of the most expensive in the state, except for lower Fairfield County.
While the house is located at 7 Equestrian Ridge, much of the farm runs along Poverty Hollow Road, east of a state park. The farm includes paddocks, ponds, barns with 60 stalls, treadmills for horses and a riding arena. The property spans 54 acres, with the main house taking up just 9,000 square feet.
In April, Ridgefield’s Double H Farm in Connecticut sold for $24 million, making it the state’s most expensive sale this year. Another equestrian farm in the state, the 230-acre Warren’s Lost Acre Farm, is on the market for $16 million.
These prices do not come close to the most expensive in the region. That distinction belongs to the 215-acre Sunnyfield Farm in Bedford, New York, which was originally listed for $65 million. Since then, the price has almost halved, to $39 million.
Yet none of these actually involved horses. In February, Mead Farm in Stamford went public for $4.5 million, including its nine horses in the deal.
“We talk about everything. The tools, the snow blower, the horses. All that [tack] “The horse-related problem is going away,” owner George Mead told the New Haven Register.
Jeff Jackson of Corcoran Centric Realty has the listing.
—Ted Glanzer
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