Status: For Sale
- Days For Sale
- 2
Location
- Area:055
- City:Fountain Inn
- County:Laurens
- State:SC
- Zip code:29644
Amenities
Description
Established Equestrian Facility with Boarding Income Potential! Situated on approximately 30 scenic acres in Fountain Inn, 155 Reining Way offers an exceptional combination of equestrian infrastructure, comfortable residential living, and business potential. The property is currently operated as an active horse-boarding facility, providing a new owner the opportunity to continue or expand an established equestrian operation. The thoughtfully designed 22-stall facility includes two oversized 12x24 stalls, automatic fly-misting systems, hot and cold wash racks, two tack rooms, a heated office, bathroom, and running water. Eleven individual paddocks, fenced pastures, riding trails, and two lighted arenas provide excellent versatility for boarding, training, lessons, or private use. The impressive 150x250 main arena features a professionally designed drainage system for more dependable year-round riding. Also included is a well-maintained 2,128-square-foot, 4-bedroom, 2-bath home built in 2011. The open floor plan features LVP flooring, a gas fireplace, a spacious kitchen with island seating, a covered porch, and an above-ground pool overlooking the peaceful countryside. Whether you are looking to continue and expand the existing boarding operation, establish a training or riding program, or create your own private equestrian retreat, this turnkey property offers the acreage, facilities, and proven demand to make it possible. Revenue figures are seller-provided and should be independently verified by the buyer.
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