Council Approved Olympic Size Dressage Arena 61m x 21 metres.
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If you buy this phenomenal 22-acre property in the suburb they call the new Brookfield, you will own one of the very few 61-metre x 21-metre covered council-approved dressage arenas, perfect for training in any weather.
With the Olympics just around the corner, this will be a great place to train, instruct, and prepare your kids or clients STCA* for the 2032 Olympics.
Four tanks provide 113,000 litres of rainwater storage.
The arena roof will catch 26,000 litres of water from 20 mm of rain.
Plus, there is a 9.5-metre x 22-metre 3-PHASE powered shed with whirly birds and a concrete floor, which is also Council-Approved. The massive arena dwarfs it, but it's a big shed with a separate tack room and hot and cold water connected.
The 22-acre block is set back from the road and has internal riding trails. If you become friends with one of the neighbours, he may let you ride through his block to take a shortcut to the 161-kilometre Brisbane Valley Rail Trail. The BVRT is for horse riders, push bike riders and hikers only.
The pristine mid-section of the Brisbane River also borders this magical Suburb. It is a kayaker's and bass fisherman's wet dream, with 51 kilometres of clean, flat water and no bull sharks. The BVRT and the River, combined with the close proximity (within 12 minutes) of some of the best schools in Queensland, is why those in the know call this the next Brookfield or Pullenvale.
Key Property Features at a Glance.
- 8.98 hectares – 22.19 acres fully fenced
- 21 x 61m covered Olympic-size dressage arena is council approved.
- 3-phase power and water to the 22 m x 9.5 shed
- Plenty of paddock space, 3 paddock stables, 2 with concrete floors
- House pad ready for your dream home and dual occupancy is code accessible
- 113,000 litres of water storage
- Two dams
- The fencing is 60% new, 30% in good condition, and 10% functional but in need of replacement.
- Wildlife wonderland with wallabies, kangaroos, phascogales, sugar gliders, echidna, bearded dragons, water dragons, goannas, and a plethora of birdlife, including king parrots, rosellas and red-tailed black cockatoos.
• The rail trail can be accessed on foot, bike or horseback in under 30 minutes through the neighbour's property or in 3 minutes by car on the road.
( permission must be acquired from the neighbour, and the shortcut is way down the back of his block)
It was home to a thriving equestrian centre that provided lessons, trail rides, horse agistment, training, clinics, a saddle club, and catered campouts.
STCA* Subject to council approval, this could be done again.
The Arean is approved; the business approval would be up to the new owners.
• Great, respectful, friendly neighbours.
The location is superb, with easy access to the Warrego, 15 minutes to the city centre of Ipswich and 45 minutes to Brisbane CBD.
Historically, Cob & Co. used the property to travel to Borallon Station, and according to the Pine Mountain Historical Society, a pub was built on the property during Cobb and Co.'s heyday.
It has been used for growing crops and cattle grazing.
Contact agent Kent Rohl for more details and the price guide 0435907187
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