VIRGINIA BEACH — For anyone who has ever wanted to own, ride, or train horses — rain or shine — there’s a property in Virginia Beach that’s perfect for the equine enthusiast.
Located at 3125 Hungarian Road in the Blackwater area of the city, this massive equestrian estate is situated on just over 77 acres and offers everything a horse lover could possibly want.
“It has a 15-stall Morton barn, with 12-by-12 matted stalls and Nelson automatic waterers, two grooming stalls, and a wash stall with radiant heaters,” said Anna Paduhovich, the listing agent and a realtor with Rose and Womble Realty Company. “There’s a tack room, automatic Pyrhana fly spray system, a lounge and an office.”
The property also features an indoor arena for riding no matter the time of year or weather conditions. Paduhovich said the arena has Eurofelt footing, mirrors, an observation area, and a Euromist sprinkler system.
On those days when the weather cooperates and riding can be done outside, there are eight large pastures, each with run-in sheds and automatic watering systems of their own.
The home itself offers luxury and grandeur that equals the facilities for the horses.
The home’s architecture is Georgian Revival, with 7,133 square feet of living space. There are cherry floors and granite counter tops, as well as a Portugese tile backsplash. There’s also an in-ground pool – perfect for cooling off after a hard day of tending to the horses.
To top it all off, Paduhovich added that there’s a “black-out” media room with recliner seating for at least eight, a state-of-the-art audio system, and 1.5-inch “whisper walls.”
For more information about this one-of-a-kind property, visit Rose and Womble Realty online.
The home is served by Creeds Elementary, Princess Anne Middle, and Kellam High School.
