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The Sunbury Lodge Equestrian Centre and residence in Kyneton, Victoria has been offered to the market with a price guide of $2 million to $2.2 million.
Set on 8.1 hectares, the holding is one of a few centres holding a commercial permit to operate and have a function for up to 100 people on site.
Located 5 kilometres from Kyneton township and only one hour from Melbourne CBD via the Calder Freeway, the indoor complex houses 18 stables.
Situated at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-acreage+semi-rural-vic-kyneton-131546206" target="_blank">1236 Kyneton-Metcalfe Road</a>, the complex also features an olympic sized arena surrounded by mirrors, and a full width first floor glassed in gallery providing a viewing and recreation area with heating and cooling.
There is accommodation for 22 people (seven rooms) with four showers and seven toilets.
The outdoor arena is situated next to the indoor school and bordered on has hosted some of the world's top dressage trainers.
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The 10 year old three bedroom, two bathroom residence is surrounded by an ornamental garden and includes a bitumen carpark, professionally laid Sir Walter turf, fruit trees, a tennis court, and an ornate rotunda.
In the four and a half years the property has been listed it has only seen two reductions on the asking price.
It originally sought $2.5 million in February 2015.
It last sold in 2011 when the property transacted for $1,400,000.
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Kyneton's Sunbury Lodge Equestrian Centre still on the market

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There is now a $1.69 million sale of a Gold Coast equestrian estate.
The acreage property (above) at 74 Nijinsky Way, Willow Vale is a 2.38ha parcel within an hour's drive of both Brisbane and Coolangatta.
It is only minutes to the new Westfield Coomera.
It last sold at $1.25 million in 2012.
Ray White Surfers Paradise’s Henk Schreurs said the five-bedroom, three-bathroom home had attracted a variety of buyer including people wishing to relocate from interstate, and those with horses.
“It’s having the feeling that you are 100kms away yet being so close to the growth areas of Coomera and Pimpama,” Mr Schreurs said.
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The solid brick family residence is surrounded by four fully-fenced horse paddocks, day stables, an equestrian arena, swimming pool, terrace, entertaining deck and landscaped gardens.
It comes with five bedrooms, study, formal lounge, separate dining &amp; family room, Miele and Stone kitchen, and theatre room.
 
 
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Willow Vale equestrian estate listed at $1.69 million

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Racing NSW has purchased the historic Castlereagh home of the legendary trainer Bart Cummings.

The approximately 137-acre property near Windsor/Richmond in the Sydney Basin has been owned by the Cummings family for three generations.

The farm featured three houses, including a homestead, an office, three stables, irrigation infrastructure, as well as shedding, grain storage, 67 day yards, round yards and a 1000 metre sand-based exercise track.

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Cummings, who passed away in 2015, is regarded as one of Australia’s greatest ever race horse trainers and is particularly noted for training 12 Melbourne Cup winners.

Inglis Rural Property agent Sam Triggs marketed the property to domestic and international thoroughbred groups, including high profile trainers and breeders.

Racing NSW Chairman, Russell Balding, said the purchase will be a valuable asset to the horse racing industry.

“Naturally we sought to keep this historic property in the industry’s ownership,” he said.

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“It has enormous opportunity for the NSW Thoroughbred Racing Industry including the establishment of a Racing Academy which will not only be used for the training of jockeys, trackwork riders, stablehands but for all racings workforce.

“In particular it will be used as an educational facility for Stewards.

“The property will also be used as the show piece for the Horse Rehabilitation Program and for a Quarantine Station.”

The group indicated they would consider changing the name of the property to the Bart Cummings Farm.
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Racing NSW buy Bart Cummings’ Castlereagh property Princes Farm

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After almost 700 days on the market, the Duffys Forest acreage of outdoor advertising boss Ray Balcomb and his wife Julie has been sold.
They undertook a substantial upgrade of the equestrian facilities, and added the main residence, landscaped garden and pool.
The sale price remains undisclosed by Sotheby’s Harriet France and Sydney Country Living’s Shayne Hutton, but it was on offer for more than $10 million.
It tops the Terrey Hills high of $9.5 million set in 2012 by the mansion known as Symingtonia.
The Wyong Road property was bought by the Balcombs for a then suburb high of $4 million in 2003 from Morgan &amp; Banks co-founder Geoff Morgan.
The stable complex at this property is considered one of Sydney's finest private facilities. 
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Duffys Forest equestrian estate sold after longtime $10 million listing

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A 16 hectare equestrian estate, described as a horse haven in its marketing, has been listed for sale.
Set in the Kerrie Valley on "drought proof land", <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-other-vic-kerrie-7929630" target="_blank">the property</a> features facilities including a 70x30 arena, 800 metre sand track and polo-day yards.
There is stabling for seven horses, a tack room and wash bays.
A four bedroom homestead with outlooks from every room sits on the parcel.
Abercrombys agents Jock Langley and Emma Pierson have set a November 19 auction.
The property last traded for $1 million in 2000.
 
 
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Equestrian estate near Mount Macedon listed 

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Pic-a-Pine Park, an equine complex in Sutton Forest has been listed at $2.5 million.
The facility includes 23 stables, eight of which are indoors, equine walking machine, separate posts and rail yards, irrigation to all paddocks from the dam and equine swimming facilities. 
Spread over 20 hectares, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-sutton+forest-119770079" target="_blank">271 Exeter Road</a> also includes a single bedroom flat with one bathroom.
Damien Ogilvy and Matthew Anstee at Raine &amp; Horne, Southern Highlands have the listing. 
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