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By Suzanne Bijou on July 11th, 2011Enjoy this week’s tour of Berkshire Stud in Pine Plains.
One of the region’s premier thoroughbred horsebreeding operations, Berkshire Stud occupies a breathtaking pastoral landscape with views that rival those of the American West. Ideal for continued use as an equestrian facility, the offering is also ideal for a major estate property or family compound.
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By Anthony Cutugno on July 6th, 2011Distinguished horse farms and miles of beautiful riding trails have made our region a popular destination for equestrians everywhere.
The Quaker Hill estate area in Pawling is home to some of the area’s most impressive equestrian properties. Prized for its scenic beauty and rich history, Quaker Hill also offers an extensive network of trails ideal for riders, nature walkers and cross-country skiers. The Oblong Trails, named for the 60-mile tract of formerly disputed territory along the NewYork/Connecticut border, offers riders the opportunity to enjoy the rare beauty and majestic vistas for which Quaker Hill is known.
Currently offered for sale are two idyllic Quaker Hill properties offering direct access to the Oblong Trails.
Strawberry Hill Farm occupies nearly 40 private acres with two connecting ponds, numerous streams and a barn complex encompassing 8 paddocks and a sand ring.
Broadfields is also graced with two ponds and fine equestrian facilities including two barns, four paddocks and a professional-caliber indoor ring.
Northern Westchester is also a hub for equestrian activities with hundreds of miles of riding trails.
Sutton Corners Farm has been part of Bedford’s long history for more than 125 years and offers extensive equestrian facilities including a Lawton-Adams-designed Olympic riding arena and direct access to the Bedford Riding Lanes 200+ miles of beautiful trails.
The breathtaking rural landscape of North Salem is also a popular setting for equestrians. At Three Ponds there are several beautifully designed barns, three ponds and fenced pastures offering direct access to the North Salem Bridle Trails that weave throughout North Salem and Ridgefield, CT.
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By Anthony Cutugno on April 9th, 2010Ready to saddle up? Newcomers to our area are often surprised to find that there are still a number of major equestrian properties within easy commuting distance to Manhattan.
Home to both small and large horse farms with miles of beautiful riding trails to enjoy, our region also hosts major equestrian events such as top-level competitions at Old Salem Farm in North Salem, the Goldens Bridge Hunt, the Millbrook Hunt and one of our favorite summer events, the Fitch’s Corner Horse Trials, held annually in Millbrook.
Whether you are a professional or simply like to ride, here are a few of the picturesque equestrian properties that make our area so special.
Three Ponds Farm – North Salem
A horseman’s paradise with an extensive barn complex, staff quarters and a charming house, this irresistible 57-acre setting offers a unique mix of meadows, forest, springs and three stocked ponds.
Beaver Dam Farm – Bedford
One of the few small equestrian estates in Bedford, this glorious 10-acre setting borders the Beaver Dam River and features a two-story barn, dressage ring designed by Lawton Adams and multiple paddocks.
Shannon Stables – Bedford
There’s room for over 35 horses at this professional-caliber facility set on 33 acres in Bedford’s historic Guard Hill area. Large stables, indoor and outdoor rings, a Grand Prix jumping course and 22 paddocks are among the many special features of this tranquil setting, only minutes from Bedford Village.
Winchell Mountain Farm – Ancramdale
On over 142 acres with views that stretch to the Catskill Mountains, this breathtaking setting hosts a Colonial-style Farmhouse, 16-stall barn, 10-stall summer barn, outdoor ring, jumping field, 13 paddocks and multiple guest and staff houses.
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