Equestrian land in Wellington
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A dairy farm and equestrian land in Wellington sold for $14.4 million, Palm Beach County records show.
The 38-acre property, at 4035 130th Avenue South, includes a 6,105-square-foot building, stables and horse track. Glenshore LLC sold the two parcels, which run parallel to Lake Worth Road. The West Palm Beach-based company is led by Carlos and Thomas Morrison.
It last traded hands for $1.2 million in 1998, according to Palm Beach County property records. The land is zoned for agricultural residential and equestrian development. A RealtyTrac listing shows that it houses a dairy farm.
A buyer was not recorded in county records.
Wellington is known as an international center for equestrian sports, and is home to a number of high-end equestrian estates. The city plays host to a number of horse races and championships, including the Winter Equestrian Festival — a 12-week international competition.
In November, Douglas Elliman opened an office at the city’s Palm Beach Polo & Country Club.
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