Harford Furnace Equestrian Center and Residence

2505 Cullum Road Bel Air, Maryland 21015 United States

A once in a lifetime opportunity to own this income producing farm. Welcome to Harford Furnace Equestrian Center, a well known and established 70 acre farm conveniently situated in the Harford Furnace historic district of Harford county, Maryland. Located only half a mile from Interstate 95 and a short drive from Baltimore, Southern PA and Delaware, this breeding and training facility has over 41 ten by twelve foot stalls in the main barn and the bank barn, including several twenty by twelve foot birthing stalls, multiple tack rooms heated with amenities, feed rooms, hay shed and wash stalls. Several lush green pastures with run-ins, an indoor 150 by 100 foot arena with rubber millings, inside jogging ring, outside riding ring, a half-mile racetrack and miles of onsite trails with the picturesque and historic James Run river running through it. The farm property also features four total income producing tenant apartments that include one three bedroom apartment, and three one bedroom apartments, a boarder lounge, equipment shed, workshop, separate farm office and a fully finished pavilion overlooking the river. Built in 2010, the main house is perfectly located on the hill with incredible farm views and vistas. A Frank Betz award winning "Carmichael" estate has additional custom bump outs and sophisticated elegance, featuring four to five bedrooms, four full and one half bath. The open floor plan flows from an oversized kitchen with a two story breakfast area to the family room and bonus room. An office/study, separate dining room and coffee porch complete the first level. Upstairs includes a grand primary suite with sitting area and luxury bath and generous secondary bedrooms. The basement is finished with full bath and possible fifth bedroom. The residence offers incredible storage, four fireplaces, three-car garage, and energy saving and cost efficient geothermal heat. The Harford Furnace historic district consists of archeological sites and historic structures associated with the operation of the iron furnace which began about 1830 and functioned until 1876, and includes land on both sides of the James Run river. Over 36,000 artifacts associated with the ironworks have been found in the district, including several over the years on the property itself. This unique farm is a must see!