The house is built on a slab with in-floor heat. The stalls and tack room are finished inside and out. There's no ladders to climb to get to the loft - instead a full set of steps takes you from the ground level to the huge hay loft. For ease of tossing hay and bedding down as well as for air circulation, there is a section cut out of the loft centre with a coopula directly above it built right into the roof. Two turnout areas are located just off the back of the barn, both with beatiful shaded areas and a brook.
All buildings have pine clapboard siding stained grey with white trim.
The posts lean out to give the rider more room. The footing, specially prepared and topped with crusher dust, is great for year round use. This horse lovers dream farm sits on 5 acres of land amidst beautiful birch and spruce trees, amongst others. Serene and private, you can not even see your neighbors. Even the brand new, multi-million dollar Horton High School is only 7 minutes away.