1798 Burnt Lands Road, Carp - Huntley Ward, ON K0A 1L0

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Welcome to 1798 Burnt Lands Road - an exceptional 18-acre country property offering the perfect blend of privacy, functionality, and equestrian opportunity, all within easy reach of Ottawa and Carp.This inviting two-storey home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, convenient main-floor laundry, a spacious main-floor primary bedroom, and a dedicated lower-level home office - ideal for working from home. The welcoming living room features vaulted ceilings and a cozy wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting gathering space, while the adjoining dining area complements the home's comfortable and functional layout. The home is complemented by wood siding, an asphalt shingle roof, and a detached single-car garage.Designed with horse enthusiasts and hobby farmers in mind, the impressive approximately 190' x 68' barn complex is thoughtfully designed to support a variety of equestrian uses. The stable features 11 stalls (previously configured for up to 16 horses), a tack room, feed room, wash stall, rider washroom with shower, and water service. Within the same building, the approximately 60' x 80' indoor arena features open-truss construction, large sliding doors, and direct access to the paddocks for year-round riding. The complex also includes an approximately 30' x 60' storage area with 14-foot ceilings, hydro, upper loft storage, and capacity for approximately 1,600 - 2,000 bales of hay, all beneath a durable metal roof.The land is equally impressive, featuring approximately 1 acre for a future sand ring (requiring grubbing), 1 acre paddock adjacent to the arena, 5 acres of pasture, and 7-8 acres of mature bush, offering endless possibilities for riding, recreation, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.Whether you're seeking an established equestrian property, hobby farm, or private country retreat, this remarkable Burnt Lands Road property offers a rare opportunity in an outstanding location.

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