10324 Saddle Ridge Rd., New Port Richey, FL 34654

2 parcels , each 5 acres MOL $700,000 each, total of 10 acres and 3 concrete block barns for you and your horses. Discover the hidden community of Osceola Equestrian Station in New Port Richey. Here among the Grandfather Oaks is a rare 5-acre high and dry, horse friendly property complete with everything you need for a premium equestrian lifestyle. This acreage features 3 concrete block barns, equipped with the finest amenities. The first barn, built in 2023, offers three spacious stalls, a well-appointed tack room, and a convenient hot water wash area / attached patio, perfect for taking in the serene surroundings. The second barn, constructed in 2013, offers two additional stalls, providing ample space for your horses. Both barns are designed with comfort and convenience in mind, featuring Cupolas, Ramm Fans, Fly Spray Systems, Comfort Stall Mats, Rubber Pavers, Dutch Doors, Full Electric and Water Hookups & Well plus Water softener. In addition , the arena on the property was well designed, full sized state of the art for training and exercise. The mature trees evoke a heavenly feeling when the breezes blow through and provide shade and a picturesque backdrop to the 4 board fenced pastures. This property offers an exceptional opportunity to build your dream home in a small established equestrian neighborhood in a private, tranquil setting. Information details on the second 5 acre parcel with fencing and a new barn built in 2024 will be available soon. Whether you’re a professional rider or simply a horse enthusiast, this property is the perfect blend of functionality, beauty, and privacy. Currently Income Producing. 37 minutes on the Suncoast Parkway to the Tampa International Airport. 1:30 minutes to World Equestrian Center. Every necessity within a very short drive. 5 acres of equestrian neighborly land are fewer and far between today, 10 acres even more rare. Price for 10 acres will be 1.4 million when listed. Here is your chance to own a piece of paradise in Osceola Equestrian Station.