7:00am Wednesday 9th December 2009
Agent: Fox Grant
Offers: £1,275,000
Call: 08450 945540
BROMYARD Equestrian Centre was established in 2005 and built to a high specification with both horse and rider in mind.
The two 60m by 30m waterbased sand arenas comply with all current environmental legislation.
Water is collected and recycled via the reservoir lake, making this environmentally friendly and economical to operate.
Attention to detail has been a priority with all-weather tracks leading to both arenas and the lorry park.
The Centre is established as a successful equestrian and events venue with national recognition.
It received a National Show Centre award from British Dressage in 2008 and has also been selected as a training camp for London 2012 Olympics — see london2012 .com/trainingcamps.
The centre provides a varied selection of activities, principally equestrian but including a range of other uses. The substantial indoor school is used by a broad spectrum of organisations including British Dressage, BSJA, local riding clubs, inter school competitions, dog shows, dog agility shows, horse ball, various clinics and private schooling.
The venue also lends itself to weddings, parties and social functions.
These events enjoy an attractive, tranquil and idyllic setting within the heart of the Herefordshire countryside yet with good access to the national road network. See bromyardequestrian.co.uk for further details.
Features include a 60m by 30m indoor arena, 60m by 30m outdoor arena, a full commercial kitchen, cafeteria, office, retail unit, toilet block and showers, raised viewing gallery, commentator’s box and judges’ boxes.
Grounds are about nineand- a-half acres.
Sturts Farm is an attractive period four-bedroom stone farmhouse, recently refurbished to a high standard.
The property retains many period features with a wood burning stove and an Alpha kitchen range.
The farmhouse enjoys a peaceful setting, secluded from the equestrian centre with a lovely outlook over the land and garden.
There is a master bedroom with en suite, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom, a farmhouse kitchen, ample reception rooms and a substantial garden room.
Outside, there is a modest range of traditional and modern buildings which provide scope for further development and accommodation.
These buildings form a natural division between Sturts Farm and BEC. Beyond the farmhouse are the paddocks enhanced by the lake, orchard, wooded boundaries and two small streams.
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