10757 State Hwy 36 , Abilene, TX 79602(Callahan County)

100/gallon water well 30 Amp. 5/GPM with auto shut off. Takes about 10 minutes for another 100 gallons once shut off. House is served by Eula Water.

15-16 acres are cultivated. of the acreage is Bermuda grass in summer, wheat in winter. Arena areas have gentle slope to prevent water from standing.

75 x 30 Metal Hay Barn, 14 tall (12x30 of it is enclosed shop with electricity & 10 roll up door) Installed in 2009 by Hawk Portable Buildings.

30 x 50 Metal Barn with 12 Overhang (5 stalls) Interior has wooden stalls, wood lined walls & rubber matt flooring over concrete. Side-roll doors on both ends. 220/elec 100 amp

32 x 12 Wooden Barn (2 stalls)

24 x 12 Wooden Barn (2 stalls)

The two wooden buildings each have two stalls & were custom made by a company called "Deer Creek Stables" and brought in on a truck. By the same token, they are also removable. With the exception of two stalls inside the metal building, all paddocks/stalls have electricity to them which owners use to plug in thermostat controlled heatable water buckets in the winter. There is not running hot water to the stalls. The two wooden buildings are "bug resistant" cedar wood with an interior of oak "kick-boards". They are stained to protect the wood.

Fencing includes Barbed Wire, Metal, Pipe, 3-Rail Wood, Slick/Smooth Wire.

All wooden fencing (the posts) are treated wood in cement for reinforced strength. The paddocks outside under the roof overhang along the metal building are fenced with what is called a welded on "galvanized steel no-climb fence" which is an injury proof type of horse fencing. It's approx., 5 feet tall. The partitions between those two paddocks are removable to allow for flexibility.

Tack House - Roll up door & 120/elec