Where do we begin with this Historical property? As you enter the double wrought-iron gated and treed lane to the house, you'll immediately notice the difference between this property, and any others you've seen. As you get out of your vehicle to look at the property, you might hear in the distance a whinny from the world-famous Friesian Horses. These horses have been bred here since 1983. The farmhouse was built in 1918 and is a beauty! The original brick exterior is something to behold. The home was built by William George, who worked for Noble Farms. He implemented many of the refined architectural features of the period into the home, including hauling brick facing via rail from Manitoba. Inside the house features great updates over the years including updated bathrooms, kitchen, and flooring. Outside on this stunning property are some very key features to running your new horse property. First, there is a detached garage that is great for running as a shop. Beside that is the barn. This is a great setup with room for the horses, and sheep. There are cameras setup in the barn that can be viewed from the house. Next there is a huge outbuilding for storing feed. As you head west on the property, there are two separated areas for the horses. Each with their own gates, and shelters. There is a riding arena on the south of the property, as well as another shelter. The entire property is fenced all the way around as well! There are just so many features to talk about. If you are looking for a farm to setup your horses, this is the property for you. Also, you have to just enjoy the view and scenery of this property. You have panorama views of mountains, and the prairie. Truly amazing to see in person. Showings are available right away to view. The property is on town water and uses a dug-out water co-op for watering. To obtain additional information about this listing, please visit the listing agents brokerage website --->