[LuvNH]

I am in NH for the summer and met a Villager today who told me he has a home in TV with Horse acreage, plus he has a home here. Are there properties in TV big enough for horses and what sort of price range.

[Kenswing]

Originally Posted by LuvNH

I am in NH for the summer and met a Villager today who told me he has a home in TV with Horse acreage, plus he has a home here. Are there properties in TV big enough for horses and what sort of price range.

Yes. Up in the northern section. I think it’s called Chatham Acres. The lots are in the 5 acre range. I haven’t looked in awhile but I think they still have one lot available for around $500,000.

[kansasr]

This I believe would be your only option:

The Villages(R) Homefinder - Find Your Dream Home

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by Kenswing

Yes. Up in the northern section. I think it’s called Chatham Acres. The lots are in the 5 acre range. I haven’t looked in awhile but I think they still have one lot available for around $500,000.

At that price point....that horse better be in the bloodlines of Seabiscuit or Secretariat!

[MX rider]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

At that price point....that horse better be in the bloodlines of Seabiscuit or Secretariat!

Lmao!!!

[LuvNH]

Originally Posted by Kenswing

Yes. Up in the northern section. I think it’s called Chatham Acres. The lots are in the 5 acre range. I haven’t looked in awhile but I think they still have one lot available for around $500,000.

Thanks, I really did not believe the person when he told me he was in TV, I thought he maybe was in Ocola and just using TV as a location I would know.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by LuvNH

Thanks, I really did not believe the person when he told me he was in TV, I thought he maybe was in Ocola and just using TV as a location I would know.

Or buy a large lot in Oxford and Ocala.

[UpNorth]

Most lots here aren't big enough for horseshoes, let alone horses....

[jimbomaybe]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

At that price point....that horse better be in the bloodlines of Seabiscuit or Secretariat!

You could always sell the horse door to door piece at a time

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by kansasr

This I believe would be your only option:

The Villages(R) Homefinder - Find Your Dream Home

Actually not a bad price for it. I think they were originally marketed for about 500K several years ago. In Ocala, land prices have tripled and in some cases quadrupled in the past 5 years. Most land in Ocala now is about 100K per acre.

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

You could always sell the horse door to door piece at a time

Right idea...wrong thread!

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by pauld315

Actually not a bad price for it. I think they were originally marketed for about 500K several years ago. In Ocala, land prices have tripled and in some cases quadrupled in the past 5 years. Most land in Ocala now is about 100K per acre.

Somebody posted on a recent thread...that Ocala is the horse capital of the US (Lexington KY would argue that)...but makes sense that...that would be the likely landing spot for a home boarding set up

[bmcgowan13]

Originally Posted by pauld315

Actually not a bad price for it. I think they were originally marketed for about 500K several years ago. In Ocala, land prices have tripled and in some cases quadrupled in the past 5 years. Most land in Ocala now is about 100K per acre.

New-build golf course lots in Eastport have a $199-$249K premium.... $100K for an acre in Ocala is a steal...lol

[thelegges]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

Somebody posted on a recent thread...that Ocala is the horse capital of the US (Lexington KY would argue that)...but makes sense that...that would be the likely landing spot for a home boarding set up

As one whose family with thoroughbred farms from Lexington to Louisville, my elders always said “Ocala is a breeding place for horses.”

But Kentucky breeds the Derby runners and Winners. Family had breed 3 Derby runners, but not a 1-2-3 place winner

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by LuvNH

I am in NH for the summer and met a Villager today who told me he has a home in TV with Horse acreage, plus he has a home here. Are there properties in TV big enough for horses and what sort of price range.

Earlier this year there was a Villages horse farm on the market but I do not see it now. We saw some acreage for sale outside the villages up towards Lady Lake that had cattle and some donkeys on it. If you mix The Villages with horses you will pay dearly but its possible, LOL