If you fancy going east and enjoying a huge area of coastline to boot, take a look at these great equestrian homes on the market in Norfolk.
1. Church Farmhouse, Norfolk
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For you: a six-bedroom Georgian house complete with an AGA, summer house and a double garage with adjoining workshop and first-floor annexe, with a living room and shower room.
For the horses: a stable block including a tack room and three loose boxes. Set in 2.25 acres.
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2. Staithe Farmhouse, Norfolk
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For you: a four-bedroom farmhouse with views over the River Waveney, formal gardens and a conservatory.
For the horses: four loose boxes, drying racks, a feed room, hay store, field shelter, post-and-rail paddocks and an all-weather arena. Set in 4.7 acres.
For you: a four-bedroom property, with a two-bedroom holiday/training residential unit, and planning permission for a second.
For the horses: extensive stabling, multiple lock-up tack rooms, a grooming area, feed room, isolation box with CCTV, 22x42m indoor school and a 28x78m outdoor school. Set in 14 acres, with potential to rent a further 16 acres.
For you: a Grade II listed country house, set in extensive parkland with eight bedrooms, a one-bedroom staff annexe and a self-contained one-bedroom coachman’s lodge flat above the stables.
For the horses: traditional outbuildings grouped around a stable courtyard, with three stalls. Set in 70 acres.
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