horses: How Do Charlottesville Horse Farms Get Ready For Snow?
- 01/21/14 07:36 AM
How Do Charlottesville Horse Farms Get Ready For Snow? At the first mention of snow in the weather forcast everyone goes running to the grocery store to buy milk and bread, but what is different if you live on a Charlottesville horse farm? In addition to the advance preparations for the people, there is advance planning that is necessary to ensure that the horses have what they need to comfortably make it through a snow storm. First is a trip to the feed store to make sure that you have plenty of grain and whatever vitamin supplements each horse needs. Make … (0 comments)
horses: Charlottesville Kennel Property - 581 Blacks Lane
- 12/21/13 12:44 AM
Charlottesville Kennel Property - 518 Blacks Lane Gorgeous custom home on 69+ acres. If you are searching for a pet friendly property this estate quality home has everything that you could want and more.
The 5682 sq ft home was constructed with an eye toward quality and is privately located yet close to historic Scottsville, VA and 25 minutes from Charlottesville.
The back of the home sports a wall of windows and decks from which to view the infinity pool and stocked pond beyond.
The kennel with indoor/outdoor runs will delight the serious breeder or hobbiest alike. … (4 comments)
Priced to steal at $97,000 under assessment. This small horse farm offers so much for the money. Lovely two story brick contemporary home with vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. The dramatic greatroom sports vaulted ceilings, soapstone fireplace, beautiful views from the dining area and kitchen with cherry cabinets and soapstone counters. The home also boats a first floor master with fireplace, vaulted ceiling and soaking tub. A home office/study and 1/2 bath finish … (0 comments)
horses: Downsizing With Horses - Consider Glenmore
- 07/14/08 09:35 AM
Perhaps you have always had your own farm and are used to having your horses at home. The time has come in your life when all the upkeep of such a large property is getting to be too much. BUT how will you asjust to having to commute to a boarding barn and not being able to see your horses whenever you want to? Will you miss feeding them carrots at night check or drinking your morning coffee while listening to them munch hay. The perfect solution may be to purchase a home in an equestrian community. In the Charlottesville, … (0 comments)
horses: Just Bring Your Horses - Fluvanna Farmette
- 07/09/08 09:39 AM
1891 Covered Bridge Road, Kents Store, Virginia 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2,112 finished sq ft, 576 unfinished, 6 acres, built in 2000, priced at $385,000 All you need are horses. Horse ready farmette located on 6 acres within an easy commute to both Charlottesville and Richmond, Virginia. The six acres includes a 2 stall barn, run-in shed, and board and electric fencing. The home has a first floor bedroom and full bath, a living room, large family room, open kitchen with a separate dining area and a sun room. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a bath. The screened porch, extensive decking … (2 comments)
horses: Foxfield Races - the perfect Saturday in Charlottesville Virginia
- 04/23/08 01:34 PM
If you like to watch the magnificent horses doing what they were bred to do, enjoy tailgating with friends, and like spending a spring day in the Virginia countryside, then attending the Foxfield races just might be the perfect activity for you. The Foxfield race course located 5 miles outside of Charlottesville, Virginia is hosting its spring race meeting this Saturday, April 26. There is a full card of racing including timber, hurdle and flat races. The course which was designed by Raymond Woolfe Jr. was laid out in such a way as to not favor the horse that is the … (4 comments)
How Do Charlottesville Horse Farms Get Ready For Snow? At the first mention of snow in the weather forcast everyone goes running to the grocery store to buy milk and bread, but what is different if you live on a Charlottesville horse farm? In addition to the advance preparations for the people, there is advance planning that is necessary to ensure that the horses have what they need to comfortably make it through a snow storm.
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