Impeccably maintained, all10 acres useable, Hobby farm, situated in an enviable location. Only 13 km south to Hwy 407, or a few minutes north to Uxbridge where you have all the box stores & shopping you would need. Few properties have 600 ft of frontage. Lots of elbow room here. A 3+ Bedroom, open concept home with large field stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings. A radiant propane heated 32x48ft shop with 100 Amp hydro. Heated 7 box stall barn w/water/hydro, feed and tack room, plus approx 600 bale loft. A fenced 120x240ft (approx)riding ring with 4 light posts for night riding, 60 ft round pen, several paddocks, and DIRECT ACCESS to thousands of acres of riding/walking trails. Satellite internet avail. Whether you are a horse person or not, this property is not to be missed.

MLS Description

Country living at its best! Impeccably maintained property. Enviable location. Backs unto thousands of acres of conservation forest - perfect for riding/hiking and just relaxing. This property is open, yet private from the road. Gated access. Heated Work shop 32x48, Suitable for lots of projects with drive-in,12 ft overhead auto door. Plus there is a heated 7 box stall barn with loft. Round pen, several paddocks. Quick drive to Uxbridge for stores/hospital. Short drive to Hwy 407 for city.

General Information

Property Type
Detached

Community
Rural Uxbridge

Land Size
Frontage - 601 Depth - 719 Irregular - 601ft X 719ft X 742ft X 602

Details

Parking
Attached Garage (2)

Total Parking Spaces
28

Building

Architectural Style
3 Level backsplit

Bedrooms
3

Basement Features
Separate entrance

Cooling
Central air conditioning

Heating Type
Forced air

Heating Fuel
Propane

Rooms

Type Level Dimensions
Living room Main level 8.74 x 4.63 (meters)
Kitchen Upper Level 5.05 x 4.08 (meters)
Dining room Upper Level 4.85 x 3.5 (meters)
Bedroom Upper Level 4.41 x 3.42 (meters)
Bedroom 2 Upper Level 5.11 x 3.16 (meters)
Bedroom 3 Upper Level 4.03 x 3.13 (meters)
Bedroom 4 Lower level 7.03 x 3.44 (meters)

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Uxbridge

Uxbridge, Ontario is a township located in the Durham Region within the Greater Toronto Area, approximately sixty-four kilometres northeast of Toronto. The Town of Uxbridge is rich with culture and heritage, and offers a wide variety of entertainment and recreational activities.

If you love spending time outdoors, Uxbridge is the perfect location for you. Uxbridge is especially known for the hiking trails, and is now referred to as the Trail Capital of Canada. With thousands of acres of protected land, the village is home to the majority of Canada’s public trails used for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, horseback riding and snowmobiling.

Uxbridge is an attractive place for seniors to call home because of the sense of community that has developed there. It is a nice, quiet place with friendly residents. Uxbridge is also a commuter town because of its close proximity to Toronto and other major cities.

Uxbridge is a vibrant arts community, and focuses on maintaining a high quality of life for its residents. There are many recreational opportunities available for the entire family. You can be sure to find an activity or club to suit your interests. If you are looking for a place to call home where you can raise your family, Uxbridge is a very appealing location. Small town living and close proximity to big city amenities are what makes Uxbridge so attractive to people.

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Uxbridge

Uxbridge lays within a valley on the northern peak of the oak Ridges Moraine. The Quakers were the first settlers to arrive in the area in 1806 from Pennsylvania. Uxbridge’s oldest building, The Uxbridge Friends Meeting House, was built in 1820.

In 1871, the Toronto and Nipissing Railroad was established in Uxbridge and was functioned as the headquarters for the railway for over 10 years. In 1872, Uxbridge was considered a village, and by 1885, the small village was considered a town. Later on, in 1973, Uxbridge Town was considered to be part of Uxbridge Township. Scott Township and the new Region of Durham also became part of Uxbridge Township.

Elgin Park, hosting grounds to the Uxbridge Fall Fair, was where Sir John A. MacDonald held his very first large picnic in hopes to become re-elected. Uxbridge is an historic town and its detailed history can be discovered at the Uxbridge-Scott Museum.

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Uxbridge Township is known as the Trail Capital of Canada, assigned this title by Industry Canada. The township contains hundreds of kilometres of trails throughout the forested and rural land. Trails such as the Trans Canada Trails and Oak Ridges Trails run throughout Uxbridge Township across approximately 8000 acres of conservation lands. The trails are maintained by community volunteers as well as Conservation authorities. The trails throughout Uxbridge are multi-use trails, and are often used for hiking, cycling, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, and snowmobiling. The trails run through mixed forests, streams, wetlands, and meadows, as well as directly through the historic village. The trails are not the only opportunity for recreation within Uxbridge.

The township contains an aquatics and recreation centre, multiple churches, the rotary skate park, and a public library. Uxbridge places importance on the Arts, creativity, physical activity, and nature preservation, all while encouraging community involvement and unity.

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