19/08/2026
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πππ Land for Sale πππ
Location: OS Field No.8021, Greete Road, Burford, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire WR15 8(HA)
Title Register No. SL118708
β‘οΈ Offers in the region of Β£75,000
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π An outstanding opportunity to acquire a self-contained, fully established equestrian facility set within approximately 2.28 acres of grazing land.
π The land is subdivided into four distinct paddocks plus a stable block and yard. Having four individual paddocks on 2.28 acres allows for effective pasture rotation, preserving grass quality and managing parasite risk.
π Stable Block:
Three Loose Stables: Generously proportioned timber stables with traditional split stable doors.
Dedicated Pony Box: Perfectly proportioned accommodation for smaller horses or young stock.
Hay Barn: Covered, well-ventilated storage providing ample space for winter fodder, bedding, and equipment.
Tack Strong Room: Fully enclosed and reinforced lock-up ensuring high-level security for high-value saddlery, feed, and tools.
Central Stable Yard: Hardstanding area serving all stables and outbuildings, providing a safe and organized workspace.
π« Setting: Elevated location offering expansive, uninterrupted views.
π« Electricity: On-site meter installed (requires registration by new owner to activate).
π« Water: Independent rainwater harvesting/collection system. Since water is collected independently, monitor seasonal rainfall capacity or consider adding supplementary storage tanks if running multiple horses through dry summers.
π« Access & Security: Direct roadside access; private with no public footpaths or third-party rights of access crossing the land.
π This property represents a rare equestrian acquisition combining complete privacy, robust infrastructure, and scenic beauty. Ideal for horse owners seeking private facilities, commercial livery expansion, or recreational land ownership. The outbuildings are already established, eliminating the high cost and planning hurdles often associated with building new equestrian structures.