Farm for sale

Fawley House Stud has been a stud farm for many years. It has been in the hands of the current owners since 2003 and has been run as a breaking and rehabilitation stud for the owners' own horses and some private clients. Before then, it was set up by the Muir family in the 1950s, and then owned by John Deer, who stood Averti, and other stallions at the farm. The current owners converted the barn to the house, built the indoor school and installed the gallop – this is a truly versatile operation

Fawley House
A remarkable 10 bay timber framed barn under a tiled roof, with extensive open plan reception areas designed for entertaining, 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Gardens with wonderful views over the Downs.

The Old Granary
A timber clad secondary house with 3 reception rooms, 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

The Granary Flat
A reception room, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom

The Stud Buildings
• A 15 box barn (2) - A timber clad barn with 15 boxes, tack room and workshop.
• A 10 box yard (3) of timber boxes with an arch leading to the parade ring (4), laundry room & WC, rug room and staff canteen.
• A 20 box barn (5) - Timber clad with 20 boxes and barrow shed.
• Lunge barn /Covering shed (6)
• Storage barn (7) with 5 boxes and tack room, chalk floor, water, electrics.
• Machinery barn (8) with lean to on one side.
• Horse Walker (9) with 6 bays and loading bay.
• Two stand alone isolation boxes (12).
• Indoor School (13) Approx 44m x 22m with a sand and rubber surface.

Land
The attractive paddocks are in a shallow valley on rolling downland with some mature hedges for shelter. Over chalk, at an elevation of between 500ft and 690 ft above sea level, they are free draining. Close to the buildings are seven nursery paddocks and in all there are 18 paddocks of varying sizes. Woodland – At the top of the farm is a wide belt of woodland amounting
to about 5.9 acres, this is a useful schooling area.

Lot 1: includes all the stud buildings and 15 well hedged paddocks all to the west of the lane. 123.53 acres (49.99 ha).

Fawley House Stud is superbly placed on the border of Berkshire and Oxfordshire, an area which generally has quick access to London and Heathrow via the M4. Beautifully sited, there are lovely views over the Downs in an area well away from main roads and road noise. The riding from the stud farm is unrivalled along bridleways which link up to the Ridgeway. The area is renowned in the equine world – the racing centre of Lambourn is nearby, both Wantage and Newbury are in easy reach, and trains to London are from Newbury and Didcot, from which fast trains take under 45 minutes.