Listed by Turpin’s Oldwick office for $5.95 million and sold out of that office as well, Tandabrook Farm near Pottersville in Washington Township represents the pinnacle of Washington Township real estate as well as equestrian property sales.

A rare offering in New Jersey real estate, especially in terms of its size and scope, Tandabrook Farm presents 121 acres of prime land including a 5,500 square foot main residence, a 1,900 square foot manager’s residence, and an 11-stall main barn with living quarters above.  There are two separate three-stall barns and seven in-and-out barns dotting the property.  Lessons or recreational riding are handled easily in an indoor riding arena with all-season cushioned riding surface, outdoor jumping arena, outdoor sand dressage arena, numerous cross-country jumps and fourteen fenced-in paddocks.  As a working farm, amenities include miles of riding trails, a four-bay garage for tractor storage, 2,500-hay bale production fields and a compost area.  Constructed in 1998, this New Jersey equestrian estate is a world-class facility.

Sellers George and Linda Tucker, who have since relocated down south, recall the transaction.  “Over the years we have purchased or sold four homes with Turpin Real Estate in Morris and Somerset County. Catherine Weinstock has represented us in three of these sales. The highlight was Catherine’s successful marketing of our horse farm in Pottersville about four years ago in a very difficult market. It was a unique property that would appeal to a very limited number of people in the equine community. In a short period of time, the Turpin office found a qualified buyer that would carry out the traditions of our beloved farm, and the purchasers have even become friends!”