Buy A Connecticut House With Ice Rink, Zamboni, Locker Rooms, Guest Houses & More!

Are you fed up with the costs associated with putting your kids through hockey and the 5 a.m. Saturday practices because that's the only ice time your team can find? Are you ready to live the good hockey life running your own rink operation? There's a house in Stamford, Connecticut you need to see.

Let's just say this house/hockey complex is going to check off all your boxes. You're officially done driving to hockey practice in the dark. You're officially done spending all your weekends on hockey trips. $7,690,000 just bought you paradise in the form of 13 acres, six bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, a hockey rink, a Zamboni and everything else you need to go into the hockey business.

From the realtor:

FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY MOMENT IN YOUR LIFE THERE COMES BUT ONCE AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY.Live your passion on your own professional indoor hockey rink on 13 private acres.SAFE PRIVATE FUN Imagine 12 months of skating at your pleasure. Never a waitEvery amenity has been designed into this dream rink--heated team benches, lighted scoreboard, home team and visitors locker rooms, fully integrated sound system for calling the scores or delivering beautiful music for the figure skaters in your family; luxurious viewing lounge overlooking entire rink, and even a Zamboni for perfect ice! Designed built by IceBuilders, the Roll Royce team of ice rink architecture and construction. An amazing retreat with 2 guest houses w/ 6 bedrooms 6 baths and gorgeous pool.

What does ice time cost in Stamford, Connecticut? It's $750 for 90 minutes at Chelsea Piers in Stamford. I'm not in the ice rink business, but I have come up with a reasonable rink time schedule that the new home owners might consider adopting:








5 a.m. - 6:30

7 - 8:30

9 - 10:30

11 - 12:30

1 - 2:30

3 - 4:30

5 - 6:30

7 - 8:30

9 - 10:30







via Realtor.com

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Joe Kinsey is the Senior Director of Content of OutKick and the editor of the Morning Screencaps column that examines a variety of stories taking place in real America. Kinsey is also the founder of OutKick’s Thursday Night Mowing League, America’s largest virtual mowing league. Kinsey graduated from University of Toledo.