Exceptional equestrian property in Chester County. The idyllic gently sloping countryside 39.9-acre tract features a restored authentic B & D c.18 footprint Timber-frame 2-story Stone and Cedar Bank Barn with Cedar Shake Roof designed to accurately reflect the design elements and optimum architecture of the period. The Bank Barn has Six 12 x 12 Stalls, Mechanical Stall, Tack Stall and high-quality interlocking, non-slip, cushioned, rubber grid-mat flooring system, ideal for wash bays and grooming areas. The on-grade upper Loft stores plentiful hay bales and farm equipment. The restored handsome Stone Spring House efficiently manages the meandering brook on the property and completes the picturesque landscape. There is an historic c.1790 home in need of restoration. There are also multiple extensive fenced-in Paddocks, outdoor Riding Rings, a Chicken Coop, several turn-out sheds and out-buildings with expansive access to the boundless open space, private trails and with direct access to the Laurels preserve from this property is an additional advantage. This property is part of the Federal Farm Act 319 and is not a part of the not Brandywine conservancy. There are no restrictive easements on this property, it is subdividable, which provides an exclusive opportunity to design, develop and build an exceptional new equestrian community. Additionally, 2265 Strasburg Road is also offered for sale separately. This is a rare golden opportunity of a lifetime to purchase this expansive property, plus the adjoining property next door to create an extraordinary equestrian estate that is adjacent to the distinctive Unionville equestrian expanse preservation.

Recomputed from the county assessment ($94,160, 1998 base year) × current millage. Portals typically reprint the recorded 2025 bill. Pennsylvania does not reassess on sale. Estimate only. Verify with Chester County before relying on it. Learn more: PA property tax calculator · Common Level Ratio by county.