Hobbylandwirtschaft Mit Pferdehaltung In Sonniger Lage Bei Straden — 1,7 Ha Grundstück, Wohnhaus, Zahlrei

Equestrian farm with plenty of space for animals and self-sufficiency

In a sunny, quiet hillside location on the Radochenberg near Straden, you will find a versatile equestrian farm with 17,041 m² of land, a residential house with approximately 130 m² of usable space, spacious utility and outbuildings, as well as existing facilities for horse and small animal keeping.

The extensive pasture areas, private forest section, a spring water source, and the existing infrastructure make the property especially attractive for horse lovers, animal owners, and self-sufficient living. A laid-out paddock trail, open stable, all-weather exercise area, various stables, and generous storage spaces provide excellent conditions for living with animals.

Residential house – around 130 m² on two levels

The residential house, built around 1968, offers about 130 m² of living space. The house has been partially modernized and features full thermal insulation from around 1997 (8 cm insulation), well-maintained wooden floors, and a tiled stove installed in 2020.

Ground floor – approx. 66.18 m²: kitchen, living and dining room, bathroom, separate toilet, entrance hall, and storage room. The floors in the living and dining areas, kitchen, and hallway were renewed in 2020.

Attic floor – approx. 63.81 m²: three bedrooms, a small bathroom with shower and toilet, entrance hall, storage room, and balcony. The wooden floors were sanded and oiled in 2020.

The house is partially basemented, with a heating room and additional storage areas.

Heating, energy, and water supply

Heating is provided by a wood central heating system with radiators and a 1,000-liter buffer tank. A tiled stove from 2020 provides additional warmth. The photovoltaic system supplies hot water, heats the buffer tanks during transitional periods and the heating season, and supports electricity supply. The property’s own spring water source is shared with two neighboring properties.

Property with additional building land zoning

The estate covers a total of 17,041 m², of which approximately 2,868.59 m² are designated as building land with village area zoning.

Utility building with double garage and workshop

Directly next to the residential house is a spacious utility building with a total of about 143.83 m² of usable space. It includes five storage and utility rooms. Additionally, there is a double garage of approximately 40.13 m² and an adjoining workshop. The building offers versatile options for storing feed, tools, machinery, and horse equipment.

Equipment hall and other outbuildings

The equipment hall, built in 2006, has about 53.65 m² and three large entrance gates. It is suitable for housing agricultural machinery, trailers, and equipment.

Additional storage options include a wooden hut of about 30.45 m², a traditional earth cellar with a clay floor of approximately 16.56 m², and an extra hay storage area. Paved and partially asphalted courtyard areas facilitate management.

Horse keeping – open stable, paddock trail, and pasture areas

The farm is already well equipped for horse keeping. An open stable offers space for several horses and possibilities for expansion. The adjacent pastures are fenced with wooden and electric fences. A laid-out paddock trail enables movement-oriented keeping, while a paved all-weather exercise area of about 28 × 19 meters (approx. 532 m²) is available for exercise and groundwork.

The generous green areas with a gentle slope provide natural movement incentives. The short distances between the house, stables, and pastures make daily animal care easier. An existing chicken and goat stable offers additional possibilities for keeping other small and farm animals.

Property – 17,041 m² with meadows, forest, and utility garden

The estate covers a total of 17,041 m² with spacious meadows and pasture areas, built-up farmyard areas, garden spaces, and about 2,321 m² of forest. The mostly gently sloping terrain is ideal for pasture farming and various animal husbandry areas.

The mature utility garden offers numerous fruit trees such as apples, pears, cherries, plums, quinces, peaches, and nuts. Berry bushes, grapevines with Isabella grapes, and three raised beds complement the offering and provide excellent conditions for self-sufficiency.

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The property is located in Radochen near Straden, nestled in the gentle rolling landscape of Southeast Styria. The sunny, quiet location, surrounded by meadows, fields, and forests, offers a natural living environment with plenty of open space.

The agriculturally influenced surroundings are especially suitable for horse and animal owners. The extensive green areas, gentle slope, and existing pastures create good conditions for movement-oriented keeping. The direct connection between the house, stables, and pastures facilitates daily animal care.

Despite the quiet location, important daily necessities are reachable in the surrounding villages. In Straden, there are kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, medical care, and other services.

Shopping options and supplies for construction and gardening are available in Wieden near Straden and neighboring communities. Hof bei Straden, Deutsch Goritz, and Halbenrain also offer regional supply options.

The nearby spa towns Bad Radkersburg and Bad Gleichenberg provide additional shopping, dining, health, and leisure facilities. The district capital Feldbach complements the offer with a more comprehensive infrastructure.

The surrounding landscape with numerous cycling and hiking trails offers diverse recreational opportunities and combines peaceful rural life with good regional connections.

This equestrian farm combines extensive land ownership, existing horse keeping, versatile outbuildings, additional building land, and good conditions for self-sufficiency.

An attractive property for people who want to fulfill their dream of living in the countryside with horses and other animals.