Freya Cole works the benches around Ogden and looks at horse property the way the people who end up owning it do.
Ogden, Utah
A pine acreage presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A main street flat presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A stone ranch presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
Horse property is bought by people looking at the barn and owned by people thinking about the water.
Freya works the benches around Ogden and walks the fence line, the turnout, the trailer approach, and the well before she walks the house. Buyers are sometimes surprised by the order. They are rarely surprised later, which is the point.
What to check on the water system of a horse property before you ever step inside the house.
Read the article →How to evaluate fencing, turnout, and containment on a horse property before making an offer.
Read the article →A guide for horse property sellers on gathering the water rights, fencing, and land records buyers will ask about.
Read the article →Freya kept the questions organized and never rushed the next choice.
For horse property, that means the water, the fencing, and the turnout as much as the house. Send the details and Freya will start there.
The kitchen will still be there in an hour. If you are buying or selling horse property around Ogden, Freya Cole walks it in the order that keeps people from being surprised later.