This private, beautifully designed and constructed property, known as "Serella Stables" consists of a 7,800 sq. ft. main home, 4-car detached garage, a maintenance building, barn with 8 stables, riding arena, 2 pastures and a fishing pond with a dock. Enter through the custom-designed main gate to a total of 37 acres; 29 acres are protected land, and offer complete privacy. The entire property, including the riding arena and pastures, is enclosed with PVC fencing. The residence, garage and maintenance building are all concrete, and all structures have a metal roof. As you enter through the double doors of the residence, you are taken with the warm and inviting interior design. Wood floors are throughout the open floor plan with a great room, office, wine cellar, gym/bonus room, dining area, library and kitchen; all on the main living level with 18' ceilings. The master suite, 3 additional en-suite bedrooms, laundry room with 2 washers and 2 dryers, and a game room which overlooks the library are on the second level with 12' ceilings. The wrap-around brick terrace totals 7,000 square feet, is accessible from every room, and has an outdoor kitchen/bar. The barn is constructed of cypress and brick and includes 8 stalls, 2 shower stalls, a feed room, a tack room and a full bathroom. The maintenance building is 1,200 square feet on the lower level with an elevator to the second level which is air-conditioned storage space; this could easily be converted to a guest suite. "Lake Ella" is stocked with fish, has an aeration system, and has a Trex covered dock with electricity. Ride your horse to 11 miles of equestrian riding trails that wind through the Booker Creek Preserve. Enjoy the serenity and privacy of your residence, and yet the location is central to shopping, golf, marinas, and schools, and is just 30 minutes to Tampa International Airport.
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