Set on 27 acres of gently rolling land in Marion County’s sought-after horse country, this well-equipped equestrian property is designed for training, conditioning, and daily operations. Ideally located just 12 minutes from HITS and 20 minutes to the World Equestrian Center (WEC), it offers convenient access to Ocala’s premier competition venues. The farm is fully fenced and gated with new board and cross fencing, with a long private drive leading through multiple paddocks and established pastures shaded by mature oaks. The layout supports efficient movement of horses and equipment while maintaining a clean, organized setting. Two residences are in place to support farm operations, including a 3-bedroom, 2-bath main home (approx. 2,410 sq ft) and a newer 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home (2023), ideal for staff housing, trainers, or seasonal use. The main home features vaulted ceilings, a split-bedroom plan, tile flooring throughout the main living areas, and a screened porch overlooking the farm. Equine improvements are thoughtfully designed for functionality and horse care. The property includes five 16×16 stalls configured as individual run-in style barns, each with water access and secure gating, along with multiple paddocks equipped with water and misting systems. Additional infrastructure includes catch pens, run-in sheds, and a concrete barn with a designated treatment/veterinary area featuring hot and cold water, sink, electric, lighting, and fans. A round pen is in place for daily training, with ample open acreage available for expansion, including the potential for a full arena or additional barn structures. Feed and hay storage are conveniently located within a covered structure adjacent to the work area. The workshop/garage is a substantial multi-bay building with roll-up doors, ideal for equipment storage and maintenance, and is equipped with electric (220 amp), water, and ventilation. With a practical layout, solid infrastructure, and room to expand, this property is well-suited for a professional training, lay-up, or small-scale boarding operation, all within close proximity to Ocala’s major equestrian hubs.