The Land
Ninety acres of working farmland, wetlands, and wildlife habitat form the physical and philosophical foundation of everything we do.
Conservation Trust
Fifty-five acres are planned for perpetual preservation in a conservation trust, protecting native ecosystem and wildlife breeding grounds.
Wildlife Habitat
Home to ducks, geese, Sandhill cranes, herons, egrets, and state-watch species. Ponds and wetlands support fish, frogs, turtles, and more.
Trails & Recreation
Miles of riding and walking trails, bridle paths, and ecological corridors connect people to the land.
Sustainable Projects
Bee apiary, organic community garden, solar aquaponic greenhouse, renewable energy, and soil-health practices.
Land and Trails
Raw footage of the property, trails, and landscape. Final edited land tour video in production.
Property and trails overview — raw footage, editing in progress
Property Listing
A rare opportunity to acquire a significant piece of Michigan's rural legacy — ideally suited for conservation-minded buyers, agricultural use, or legacy stewardship.
Parcel Overview
Approximately 40 acres of the larger 90-acre property are being offered. The land supports wetlands, ponds, wildlife corridors, and sustainable agriculture — making it ideal for conservation-minded buyers.
Ownership and 501(c)(3) Status
Zeemering Family Pet and Human Therapy Foundation is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) organization. The sale proceeds further the Foundation's charitable mission of land preservation, animal-assisted healing, and community resilience.
Conservation Easement
The seller requires a conservation easement as a condition of sale. The easement protects native habitat, maintains public trail access, preserves ecological corridors, and limits intensive development incompatible with adjacent therapy and agricultural uses. Preferred uses support regenerative land use, education, or compatible community benefit.
American Farm Preservation Act
The property qualifies under the American Farm Preservation Act, which supports the long-term protection of working farmland and ranchland through voluntary conservation easements. Buyers may explore eligibility for associated tax benefits and program incentives.
Facilities and Structures
The property includes a full suite of equestrian and training facilities, plus working barns and outdoor arenas — all suitable for immediate use or further development.
Mare Barn
Section 1 — 30×40
- 3 stalls
- Small tack room
- Storage closet
Section 2 — 55×50
- 7 large high-walled stalls
- Large hay storage area
Outdoor
- 3 outdoor stalls with turnout into pasture
Training Arena complex
Indoor arena — 55×120
- 8 stalls
- 2 holding areas
- Large tack room
- Insulated office 14×14 with concrete floor
- Feed room 10×12 with concrete floor
- Annex 32×55 for office/storage
Outdoor arena — 95×190
- West side of main arena
- Open-air training and turnout space
Hay Barn
Main structure — 40×60
- Lofts on both sides for hay storage
Lean-to — 60×60
- Additional covered storage and equipment shelter
Residence and Estate Buildings
The property includes a substantial post-and-beam residence and accessory structures — well suited for owner-occupancy, caretaker housing, or estate use.
Main House
Post-and-beam construction
- House portion: 60×42
- Sleeping loft: 13×42
- Bathroom with 5-foot soaking tub
Office Wing
Original office area
- Office space: 30×40
- Sleeping loft: 13×40
- Walk-in tub with shower/bathroom
Garage Apartment
- 3-stall oversized garage
- 1-bedroom apartment over garage
- Separate entrance
- Vaulted ceilings
- Full bath
- Large closets
- Laundry room
- Kitchen