Luxury Living
in the High Peaks Region of Western Maine
About Us
Windledge Farm - a 300 acre Equestrian Estate in the Western Maine Mountains. Built over 3 years beginning in 2012 from woodlands, the farm is perched atop a 1200 ft knoll, with sweeping extraordinary views of the magestic Maine Mountains, including Sugarloaf and Saddleback.
The Grounds
The farm has 10 paddocks and 3 multi-acre lush grassed turnout pastures, all fed by water hydrants/electricity and enclosed with white 3 rail sturdy fencing and hot top rail.
With ~3 miles of hiking/riding trails throughout the entire 308 acre estate, over 7 acres of hay pastures, plenty of hay storage, and multiple serene venues filled with wildlife, the farm is an exquisite setting for horse and human alike.
And now it is FOR SALE BY OWNER.
$3,995,000
Ideal Summer Retreat
Optimal Summer Weather for You and Your Horses: Franklin County, Maine - July highs average in the mid-to-upper 70s°F, with overnight lows near 50°F to 55°F. (Source: WeatherSpark)
308 Private Acres
Approx 308 acre gated private estate, with extraordinary mountain views in the High Peaks Region of Western Maine
8-Stall Barn
Custom Barn with 8 large stalls, tack room, wash stall, pharmacy, and 2nd floor full apartment guest quarters
Equestrian Amenities
10 paddocks, 3 multi-acre turnout pastures, round pen, 3 miles of hiking and riding trails, and ~7 acre hay pastures
Equipment & Storage
Agriculture Garage with 5 large bays and sizeable stand-up hay loft, with space for plenty of hay and storage of tractors, hay equipment, utility vehicles, and snow removal equipment
Custom 4,500 Sq. Ft. Home
Approximately 4,500 sq ft. steel-framed house with open floor plan, sizeable outdoor spaces, and high-end materials
The Farm House
Where rolling pastures meet forested peaks.
The Barn
The barn at Windledge Farm is a two-level, 60 x 48 ft building. The 2nd level is the Guest Quarters, described elsewhere. The first level is ~2,800 sq ft and consists of eight 12x12 ft stalls, a 12x12 wash stall (with ceiling heater), a 12x12 heated tack room, and a heated pharmacy. In addition, next to the pharmacy is a commercial-grade washer/dryer for horse blankets and a half-bath. The interior of the stable is lined with stained tongue-and-groove pine siding with ceiling recessed lighting.