MAZAMBONI EQUESTRIAN CENTRE STANLEY HILL PIRBRIGHT SURREY GU24 0DN

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1 HIGHLY REGARDED EQUESTRIAN CENTRE EXCELLENT FACILITIES 40 STABLES, POTENTIAL FOR 65 STABLES, 45ft x 100ft BARN 20m x 60m FLOODLIT ARENA, 20m x 40m FLOODLIT ARENA FEED ROOMS, TACK ROOMS, SECURE TACK ROOM, EXTENSIVE RUG ROOMS, SOLARIUM, CHILDRENS ROOM, RECEPTION OFFICE, REST ROOM 2 BEDROOMED GROOMS ACCOMMODATION, PLANNING TO CREATE 2 BEDROOMED COTTAGE IN ALL APPROXIMATELY 20 ACRES, FURTHER LAND AVAILABLE IF REQUIRED MAZAMBONI EQUESTRIAN CENTRE STANLEY HILL PIRBRIGHT SURREY GU24 0DN

2 SITUATION: The Mazamboni Equestrian Centre forms part of the historic Furzehill estate located on the outskirts of the village of Pirbright. The centre, is well located for accessing equestrian competition venues being less than 6 miles from junction 3 of the M3 with Ascot and Windsor lying to the north. Greenwick Park being approximately 40 miles distant. The area offers excellent immediate hacking on open military land. DESCRIPTION: The Mazamboni Equestrian Centre was created in 2002 by the current owners in the grounds of The Furzehill Estate. The Estate was originally the home to the British explorer, Sir Henry Morton Stanley ( ) who travelled extensively in Africa during the Nineteenth Century and famously found Dr. Livingstone in the Congo. Stanley spent the last years of his life on the farm in Pirbright which he renamed Mazamboni. Various parts of the estate are also named after places he visited in Africa. The approach to the Centre is past the stunning lake called Stanley Pool, the Congo River runs through the estate and the Ruwenzori Hill stands at its centre. The centre is situated at the end of the long driveway past the the lake and through tall wrought iron entrance gates. The present owners have spent considerable time and money in creating the existing centre, in many cases making use of the existing substantial range of farm buildings to create the stabling, but also building 2 new stable blocks with blockwork walls with flint decorative external facings, tiled roofs and internal partitioning. In all the stable blocks all the stable doors and doorways have been supplied by either Scotts or Harlow Stables. Whilst the excess space between the back and front rows of the stables rug or secure tack rooms have been created. The centre is set in approximately 20 acres, further land could be available if required by separate negotiation The buildings comprises as follows: STABLE BLOCK 1: Blockwork and timber construction with metal sheet roofing, divided into 12 units with Harlow stable doors and frames, rubber matting to stables and feed and tackrooms. Presently arranged as: Reception 13ft x 12ft 4 12ft x 12ft 2 Feed 12ft x 12ft Wash down 13ft x 12ft Feed 12ft x 13ft Tackroom / rest 13ft x 12ft Through the centre of the block is a secure tack room with coded entry door. The area is fully fitted with 35 Lehman metal lockable tack and saddle cupboards and storage units over. STABLE BLOCK 2: Construction as with Block 1. Arranged as: 10 13ft x 11ft up the centre length of the stable block a rug room has been created with doors at either end

3 STABLE BLOCK 3: Construction as with Block 1, but fitted Scotts stable doors and frames. Arranged as: 10 13ft x 11ft up the centre length of the stable block a rug room has been created with doors at either end STABLE BLOCK 4: Construction as with Block 1. but fitted Scotts stable doors and frame. Clock tower over. Arranged as: 12 13ft x 11ft up the centre length of the stable block a rug room has been created with doors at either end STABLE BLOCK 5: Blockwork and brick construction with decorative flint outer facings. Pitched steel sheet roofing. Fitted Scotts stable doors and frames. Fitted Scotts internal stabling partitions to provide 12 stabling units, all with rubber matting. STABLE BLOCK 6: Blockwork and brick construction with decorative flint outer facings. Pitched steel sheet roofing. Fitted Scotts stable doors and frames. This stable block has yet to have stabling partitions put up. RESTROOM: Comprising of a detached timber constructed building under a pitched tiled roof. Main area: 11ft x 28 ft. with breakfast bar around part of the walls and bar stool seating. Fitted kitchen area with stainless steel sink, plumbed for washing machine and dish washers. Male and female toilets. 100ft x 45ft (internal) Concrete frame and prefabricated sheet construction. MAIN JUMPING MANEGE: 20m x 60m Martins Collins riding surface, fitted 'Jumping Jack Flash' specialist lighting for jumping. MANEGE 2: 20m x 40m Floodlit. GROUNDS: The grounds extend in total to approximately 20 Acres (to be verified) The area comprises of a mixture of grazing paddocks, light woodland and includes an area which was cleared to create an area to erect an inflatable indoor school. There is further land available to purchase if required. PLANNING: Under planning consents 08/P/00617 and 08/P/00618 Approval was granted for the retention of 2 sand schools, horse walker and lunging pen, conversion of existing redundant farm buildings to form stables, office, mess room, workers accommodation, viewing stand and car parking.

4 BUSINESS Mazamboni Equestrian Centre has been run as a livery yard since 2002, and has built up a formidable reputation over that period. The owner have been careful to choose the right staff and provide first rate facilities and service and will be sold as a 'going concern' or with full vacant possession as required. Figures on turnover, occupancy, and tariffs can be available to bone fide purchasers DIRECTIONS: From the M25 take the M3 westbound exiting at junction 3. Follow the A322 towards Guildford proceeding over two roundabouts. At the 2 nd set of traffic lights after the entrance to Sainsbury turn right into Cemetery Pails continue into the centre of the village of Pirbright and at the village green turn right onto the Avenue de Cagney, turn right again at the junction and just before the railway bridge turn left into Gole Road taking the 2 nd turning left into Stanley Hill. The entrance to the Furzehill estate will be found almost immediately on the right with the entrance to the equestrian centre at the end of the driveway. Local Council & planning Authority : Guildford Borough Council, Millmead House, Millmead, Guildford, Surrey. GU2 4BB. Telephone: planningenquiries@guildford.gov.uk VIEWING: IS STRICTLY BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT THROUGH THE OWNERS SOLE AGENTS PELHAMS EQUESTRIAN RURAL AND LAND AGENTS, 7 YORK ROAD, WOKING, SURREY, GU22 7XH. Telephone: IMPORTANT NOTICE 1.These particulars are for guidance only. They are prepared and issued in good faith and are intended to give a fair description of the property but do not constitute part of an offer or contract. They are drawn up so that they comply with the Property Misdescriptions Act Any description or information given should not be relied on as a statement or representation of fact or that the property or its services are in good condition. Neither Pelhams, nor any of their employees has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. 3. Any photographs show only certain parts and aspects of the property at the time they were taken. Any areas, measurements or distances given are approximate only. 4. Any reference to or alterations to, or use of, any part of the property is not a statement that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consents have been obtained, these matters must be verified by the intending purchaser. 5. Any plans, maps indicating the boundaries or accesses to a property are intended as a guidance only and should not be relied upon as fact. 6. The property is sold subject to all rights of way whether public or private, light support, drainage, water and other pipes, whether referred to in the particulars or not

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