Pinecone Farm: Traverse City, MI
Contact Audra Jackson (231) 835-1650 for interest and more information.
Luxury six acre gated equestrian estate adjacent to Flintfield’s Horse Park, home of Traverse City Horse Shows. The property, known as Pinecone Farm, was completed in 2024 with no expense spared. Thoughtfully designed by equestrians to maximize the six acre parcel including: a main barn with 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom residence above, an auxiliary barn with 4 bedroom, 2 bath staff accommodation above, 250’x150′ GeoFiber Riding Ring, GeoFiber longing ring and paddocks.
The 11,875 sq ft main barn has twenty-four BarnWalker stalls with bamboo walls and stainless top rails and individual water fillers. The stalls are split between two wings, each with its own tack room and storage, ideal for renting. There are four wash stalls (two outdoor and two indoor) and four grooming stalls with custom cabinetry.
The spacious viewing lounge overlooks the ring with plenty of space for indoor and outdoor entertaining. Lounge has a half bath, refrigerator, custom cabinetry and large covered porch. Across is a laundry room/break room with refrigerator and storage. The main tack room has integrated storage cabinets and there are multiple other storage rooms including adjoining hay and feed rooms with easy outdoor access for loading and unloading.
The details of this facility from the custom woodwork and cabinetry to the oversized steel and glass doors must be seen to be appreciated. The owner’s unit is accessed through a private entrance with dumbwaiter. It offers exceptional views over the ring and countryside from both the master bedroom and covered viewing deck.
The auxiliary barn has extra-height garage doors to accommodate RV’s, golf cart charging wall and is wired to add additional temporary stalls. Outside, you have two RV hookups and fully irrigated yard and paddocks with underground storage tanks for drainage. The property has two gated entrances from both Brackett Road and Arabian lane and a gate for horse and golf cart access just steps away from the showgrounds.”
