Fair Haven Farms occupies one of the most distinctive parcels in Western Pennsylvania. One hundred and fifteen contiguous acres of rolling pasture, working farmland, riding rings, and two natural ponds, all anchored by a renovated three-bedroom residence and a full set of equestrian and agricultural infrastructure. The property sits at 206 Lee Road in Grove City, Mercer County, and is located just one hour from Downtown Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh International Airport.
For years, Fair Haven has been a beloved regional destination, drawing families from across the Pittsburgh and Slippery Rock corridors for hayrides, corn mazes, sunflower festivals, pony parties, school field trips, dressage shows, and hunter horse shows. That history is more than charming context. It is a built audience, a recognized brand, and a working operational platform that transfers directly to the next owner.
The property is now offered for sale as a turnkey equestrian estate, a fully operational agritourism business, a private retreat with development potential, a multi-generational family compound, or any combination of the above. Few properties in the region offer this kind of scale, this kind of infrastructure, and this kind of proximity to a major metropolitan area all at once.
The Residence
The primary home has been thoughtfully renovated and is ready for immediate occupancy. The main level features a kitchen, dining room, and family room arranged for comfortable daily living and easy entertaining. The three bedrooms and three full bathrooms support family life or guest accommodations, and a generous bonus space on the second floor provides flexibility for a home office, art or yoga studio, additional bedroom, media room, or private suite.
The interior finish quality reflects recent updates, and the layout offers the rare combination of an authentically rural setting with a move-in ready finished home. The result is a residence that anchors the property without competing with it. The land remains the headline, and the home offers a polished, livable base from which to enjoy it or operate it.
The Equestrian Infrastructure
Fair Haven Farms was built for serious horse operations, and the facilities reflect that.
The property includes two distinct barns. A 9-stall equestrian barn serves as the primary training and showcase facility, with the layout and finish appropriate for high-quality riding programs. A separate 24-stall barn provides the scale necessary for full-service boarding, summer camp operations, lesson programs, or competitive training. Combined, the two barns offer 33 total stalls.
Two riding rings support flatwork, jumping, clinic programming, and warm-up for the dressage and hunter shows the property has hosted in recent seasons. Open pasture and rolling topography across the acreage offer ample turnout, conditioning trails, and room for hacking or competition preparation.
For an incoming operator, the equestrian platform supports a wide range of business models. Full-service boarding at market rates. Lesson programs across multiple disciplines. Summer riding camps drawing from the regional family base. Clinic hosting with visiting trainers. Continued dressage and hunter show programming. Equestrian therapy or accessibility programming. Or any combination of these working alongside an existing operation.
Outbuildings and Working Support Structures
Beyond the barns and rings, the property includes a complete set of support structures that make daily operations efficient and offer significant adaptive reuse potential.
A fully equipped garage and shop provides space for vehicles, machinery, and ongoing farm maintenance. A substantial equipment shed offers covered storage for tractors, implements, and seasonal gear. An additional barn-shop structure stands ready for workshops, additional stables, studios, retail space, tasting rooms, or event programming, depending on t