Equestrian Facility for Sale in 2485 Schroeder Rd., Antrim County, Michigan, USA

Premier Equestrian Estate

Nestled just off the dining, shopping, and recreational
tourist pathways of Boyne, Charlevoix, Bay Harbor, and
Petoskey, is Michigan’s Premier Equestrian Estate. Today,
the beaver have turned over their lake, forest, and
meadows to a truly magnificent “up North” estate.
The estate spans nearly 150 acres divided among maple,
beech, and pine forest, a nearly 35-acre spring-fed lake,
and more than 30 acres of fenced and groomed
pastures. Riding trails; running, skiing and snowmobile
paths; orchards; and gardens fill out the year-round
possibilities for recreation, leisure, and family entertainment.
The estate’s design focuses on both elegant country
living and entertainment. Its main residence, stable
apartments, and cabin-in-the-woods provide over
10,000 square feet of living space, eight bedrooms,
eight full and two half-baths, a free-standing,
completely equipped and heated collector car garage,
and countless other amenities.
The stables include a150 x 250 foot riding arena, fully
equipped tack, kitchen and bathroom, nine super-sized
stalls, ample storage for hay, feed, and equipment, and
two free-standing pasture barns. Fencing and
paddocks? There are miles…
Currently home to championship Clydesdale breeders,
the stables offer all the amenities needed by the true
enthusiast. The stables offer nine large stalls, spacious
aisle way, tack, and storage space. Heated watering, stall
drainage, sliding stall windows, and a large birthing stall
provide for easy care. A kitchen-tack room, full bath, and
laundry room add to the ease of operations. A nearly
35,000 square foot riding arena with halogen lighting,
overhead sprinklers and large gated doors provides
comfort all year round.
No expense was spared in creating this truly elegant
country living experience. Add the ten-minute drive to
some of the Midwest’s top-rated restaurants and private
airport access, and Beaver Chase Farms proves itself a
one-of-a-kind offering. .