HISTORIC NINETEENTH CENTURY EQUESTRIAN ESTATE ON SEVEN POINT SEVEN ACRES Dating back to the 1850s, Pleasant Run Farm in Readington Township is a Currier and Ives, meticulously maintained equestrian estate with several newer additions to the main home as well as a circa 1850 studio, state-of-the-art horse barn, multiple outbuildings, in-ground pool with cabana on seven point seventy picturesque acres. Artful mix of period charm and high-end updates, the gracious floor plan offers three bedrooms and two-and-one-half bathrooms with attached, oversized two bay garage with two point five car space capacity built in 1994, plus a studio remodeled in 2013 with upgraded living areas, kitchen, full bathroom, deck and shed. Unique rare offering, this property is sited within the sought-after Pleasant Run Historic Corridor. Dependencies on the acreage include the four-stall barn, featuring a hayloft, tack room with cedar closet, barn entry/office warmed by a pot belly stove, water, and hay fed horse stalls and paddock entry. An adjacent carriage barn offers a two-car garage and wood shop on the first level and a spacious storage area on the second level. Equipment or car storage needs are easily met in the large Morton building which is convenient to nearby storage and run-in sheds. A chicken house and vintage outhouse are charming additions to the property. Over five acres of pasture are enclosed by Kentucky four-board fencing while private access to the Readington Groomed Trail Association Network provides miles of green space for riding or hiking.