4 Beds 3 Baths 2,476 Sq.Ft. 107.65 Acres
Greenaway Farms is the kind of property where the land does the talking — 107 rolling acres in Central Ohio’s established equestrian corridor, with remarkable privacy, frontage on two roads and long-term flexibility, all within reach of Granville, New Albany and Columbus.
Beyond the gated private lane, a winding creek and pond anchor the property, bordered by approximately 50 acres of hay fields, wooded areas, established paddocks and approximately 2.5 miles of black board fencing. Existing drives connect the residence, barns and working areas of the farm, creating a property that feels cohesive rather than pieced together over time.
The equestrian facilities are equally well established. Built in 2008, the insulated 10-stall barn includes oversized stalls, rubber-paved grooming areas, a wash stall, tack storage, barn lounge and bath, laundry and additional living space. An indoor arena supports year-round riding, while an outdoor arena, hay barns, equipment storage, extensive drainage improvements and established pasture systems support the practical day-to-day use of the farm.
Several areas across the property offer expansive views and the opportunity to consider a future estate residence while preserving the acreage, privacy and equestrian infrastructure already in place.
The updated circa-1890 farmhouse provides comfortable living today and could later serve naturally as a second residence or guest house if a new home is built elsewhere on the property.
Greenaway Farms is not simply acreage with horse facilities added to it. The land, barns, arenas, fencing, water and working infrastructure function together as a complete property — with enough scale and flexibility for its next owner to decide what comes next.
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Greenaway Farms is set along Corner Road in the Alexandria–Granville area, where rolling farmland, established estates and equestrian properties create one of Central Ohio’s most distinctive rural settings.
Alexandria retains the quiet character of a small agricultural community, while the surrounding area offers an unusual amount of recreational land and trail access. Nearby Lobdell Reserve includes more than 200 acres with miles of trails, including routes open to horseback riders, while Infirmary Mound Park near Granville offers more than 300 acres of open space and natural-surface trails for hiking, biking and riding.
Just minutes away, Granville provides a different counterpoint. The historic village is known for its New England-influenced architecture, tree-lined streets and walkable downtown, with locally owned restaurants, cafés, shops and historic inns centered along Broadway. Denison University adds another layer to the community, bringing cultural, educational and athletic activity to the village while reinforcing Granville’s distinct identity within Central Ohio.
New Albany is also within convenient reach, connecting Greenaway Farms to one of Central Ohio’s best-known communities for estate properties, executive housing and major business investment. That proximity expands the property’s appeal beyond a purely rural or equestrian buyer while preserving the privacy and scale that define the farm itself.
Beyond both communities, Columbus provides access to the broader business, cultural and travel resources of the region, allowing Greenaway Farms to feel distinctly rural without feeling remote.
The broader area also has a long-standing equestrian culture. Rocky Fork Headley Hunt has been part of Central Ohio’s riding tradition for generations and reflects the region’s historic connection between horses, farmland and open country.
For owners who compete, Greenaway Farms is also well positioned for access to Brave Horse Show Park in Johnstown, the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus — home of the All American Quarter Horse Congress — and World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, making the property a practical base for both everyday horse keeping and the show circuit.
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For over 30 years, David Ludwig has guided clients through complex land, zoning, and negotiation decisions in Delaware County and Central Ohio.
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Since 2010, Kelly Ludwig has brought a trained eye and a background in private estate management to some of life's most important real estate decisions.
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