Whether you’re keen to get green fingered after riding or whether you would just like the space to kick back and relax in and let someone else do all of the hard gardening work, these equestrian properties come complete with horsey facilities and gorgeous gardens.
1. Granby House, Wiltshire
The gardens: specimen trees, wisteria walkways, established flowerbeds and ornamental fishponds.
For you: a seven-bedroom Edwardian house with an orangery, swimming pool, tennis court and self-contained two-bedroom cottage.
For the horses: three stables and paddocks set in 11 acres.
What’s the damage? £2.85m
Agent: Savills
Telephonenumber: 01225 474500
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