Sequel Bloodstock

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Offered at Price: $14,500,000 - Status: Sold

Sequel Bloodstock consists of 377.56 +/- acres. It is currently being utilized as a Thoroughbred horse farm and breeding center. Amenities of the farm include: Five barns, an upscale office, building, maintenance building, general manager’s residence, fencing, paving and much more.

Office:
Lobby/Reception Area
Lounge/ meeting room
Large conference room with wet bar and built in television
Owner’s Office with private restroom
4 additional private offices
Copy/fax room
Storage room
Kitchen
His/ Her restrooms
Walk-around covered porch

Construction:
Brick veneer finish over a wood frame structural system and is built over a steel reinforced concrete slab flooring system. The roof consists of fiberglass shingles over a conventional wooden truss system in a hip design. Covered porches at each entrance/exit of the structure. Custom windows, brick flooring, cathedral/ vaulted ceilings, drywall with painted finish or custom wall coverings, chair rail, crown moldings, upgraded cabinetry and counter tops

Broodmare and Yearling Barn (2)
24 Stalls – 12’ x 12’ size – approximately
3 – Foaling Stalls – 12’ x 17’ in size- approximately
Rest room (with water closet and lavatory)
Lab area
Feed room
Storage/ Tack Area
1 Bedroom/ 1 Bath Apartment

Construction:
These center aisle barns have approximately 9,618 +/- SF and were in built in 1998/1999. They feature concrete block construction with a painted exterior finish with brick accents The roofs are fiberglass shingle finish over conventional truss systems. Decorative cupolas are provided. The center aisles are concrete with rubber tiles. The barn include electric outlets, fan, lighting, rubber mats (in center aisle and stall areas), and wood kick plates.



Breeding Barn:
6- Stalls – 13’ x 13’ approximately
1 –Holding stall – 13 x 13’ approximately with heavy gauge wire mesh.
40’ x 40’ -Breeding area with concrete floors covered with thick rubber mats.
Rest room
Observation/office area

Construction:
This barn, along with the two stud barns, comprise the breeding complex. This center aisle barn has concrete block construction with a painted exterior finish and is about 5,400 SF. The roof consists of fiberglass shingles over a conventional wooden trusts system with decorative cupolas and copper accents. There are four entrances to this structure. The barn also features: electric outlets, fans, lighting, rubber masts (in center aisle and stall areas), and wood kick plates. Built in 1998.

Stud Barns (2)
7 – Stalls – 16’ x 16’ approximately in size
Two entrance doors include – double metal doors with decorative windows
Wash area with protective rubber matting on walls and floor
Feed/tack area

Construction:
These two barns are located adjacent to the breeding barn, connected by a brick walkway and a center fountain feature. Each barn is a center aisle design with about 3,360 SF. The were originally built about 1998. The barns feature concrete block construction with a painted exterior finish and brick accents, fiberglass shingle roofs over conventional wooden truss systems, and decorative cupolas with copper accents.

General Manager’s Residence

4 Bedroom/ 2 Bath residence – 1,884 SF Living Area
The Master bath includes a Jacuzzi tub and a separate shower
Covered porches, gated entry, ornamental landscaping and irrigation.

Construction:
The manager’s residence includes a concrete block structural system with a painted exterior finish. The roof is asphalt shingle over a conventional wooden truss system. The residence is built over a steel reinforced concrete slab flooring system. The interior finish includes: Ceramic tile floors, drywall with a painted finish on walls and ceiling, vaulted ceilings with ceiling fans, single hung windows, and decorative lighting throughout.


Maintenance Building:
The maintenance building was built about 1999 and has 4,135 +/- SF of enclosed storage/workshop area, plus about 3,615 +/- SF of covered work area (open on one side). The building features: concrete block structural system with a painted exterior finish. The roof is fiberglass shingle over a conventional wooden truss system. There is a rest room and mezzanine storage on the interior of the structure. A concrete paved parking area with about 5,500 +/- SF is located along the south side of the structure.

Round Pens;

6- Round pens each with a 60’ diameter approximately
1 – European Hot walker/ exerciser

Loading Dock:
Concrete loading area adjacent to the breeding complex
Four elevated loading stations

Fencing:
Approximately 65,000 LF of four and five board fencing

Entrances:
2- Gated entrances with landscaping

Electrical :
Underground electric throughout the farm

Landscaping:
Ornamental landscaping with irrigation in various locations throughout the farm

Water:
Individual watering stations throughout the paddocks
(Include underground piping to the wells)
Wells –

Septic:
Septic Tanks








The property consists of two-adjoining parcels. The first parcel is 239.06 +/- acres and the second parcel is 138.50 +/- acres. The farm has approximately 3,646 +/- feet of frontage on N.W. 193rd Street, which is a 2-lane, asphalt paved road. On N.W. 60th Avenue there is approximately 664 feet of road frontage.

Soil Types -
Primary Soil types on this property are: #3 and #4
#3 – Arredondo-Gainesville Association
#4 Kendrick-Hague-Zuber Assocation
These soils types are defined as nearly level to sloping, well-drained soils, with thin sandy layers over loamy subsoil or very thick sandy layers over loamy subsoil. These soil types are scattered throughout the county are considered suitable to the growth of healthy pasture land for the grazing of livestock.


Flood Zone-
Property is located in a Zone “C” which is known as an area of minimal
flooding. This has been confirmed with a review of Community Panel Number 120160-0250B of the Flood Insurance Maps dated January 19, 1983. A small amount of the property in the western region lies within the flood Zone ‘A’, which is known as an area within the 100-year flood plain.