Equestrian sports club for sale in the Kaluga region.
The club covers an area of 25 hectares or nearly 100 acres. Located in the ecologically clean Kaluga region, around pine and mixed forest. The distance from Moscow to the sports complex is 240 kilometers, or about 3 hours by car. The equestrian sports complex includes two heated stables and one summer stall for ten goals, a parade ground 40 * 60 m, a covered barrel with a diameter of 20 m, a heated indoor playpen 20×60 meters on all work sites laid eurogrunt. In the club there is a sink with hot water, a solarium, a warm ammunition park, a lot of levads of different sizes, the possibility of walking horses without restriction. The complex was founded in 2010 and is fully equipped with a heating and ventilation system, which will ensure a comfortable climate for guests and horses all year round. All stalls are 3×4 m in size, equipped with automatic drinkers, each has a large window, rubber coated floors. Four-time feeding ration. You can use the services of a caretaker, trainer, breeder. You can also use the magnificent comfortable houses for rent, located on the territory of the club. The club comes to more than 400 people a month in the summer, who ride their horses, stay in the houses and spend a weekend there.
| $2.500.000 |
Property Description
The region is located between the Central Russian and Smolensk-Moscow uplands. On the territory of the region there are both low plains – up to 200 m above sea level, and elevated ones – more than 200 m high. The southeast of the region is occupied by the Central Russian Upland, the extreme northwest – the Spas-Demenskaya ridge. These hills are separated from each other by the Ugorsko-Protvinskaya lowland. In the extreme southwest of the region is the Bryansk-Zhizdra Polesie, and in the center is the Baryatinsko-Sukhinichi Plain.
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