SCITUATE – Billed aș a rare find and one-of-a-kind opportunity, an equestrian center and home at 150 Trimtown Road in North Scituate is available for $2.5 million.
Longtime home to the roadside Fairest Flowers Farm flower cart founded by Beth Harris, the home on the 19-acre property is set back 200 feet from the road.
The property offers privacy and versatility “for the equestrian enthusiast, hobby farmer, or buyer seeking a private rural retreat.”
The antique Cape-style home offers about 1,990 square feet of space with three bedrooms, two full baths, and one half bath. The property features a10-stall barn with individual runs, tack room, automatic watering, heat, fire-code compliance, and concrete slab with stall pads.
The loft includes a 2-bedroom apartment, studio space, and hay storage, offering flexibility for guests, caretakers, rental potential, or office space. The barn provides three entrances to the expansive indoor riding arena, offering about 12,500 square feet of year-round riding and training space.
An additional 25-foot by 100-foot storage area provides ample room for equipment, vehicles, trailers, feed, and other equestrian needs. Approximately eight acres of open fields provide opportunities for riding, turnout, training, or agricultural uses. Additional features include a whole-house generator and on-site solar field for supplemental power and potential energy savings.
“With extensive equestrian infrastructure, indoor arena, multiple outbuildings, living spaces, open fields, and a private setting, this North Scituate property is truly a rare find,” states the listing from Gregory Coupe, of Long Realty. Call 401-447-7048 for a private showing.
