If rolling hills and far-reaching views are your idea of heaven, take a look at these great equestrian properties for sale in Herefordshire at the moment.
1. Ash Farm, Herefordshire
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For you: a converted stone farmhouse with five bedrooms, pretty gardens and a seating terrace, which overlooks the beautiful countryside.
For the horses: three paddocks with a field shelter, two loose boxes plus a tack room with hard standing to the front. Set in around 4.5 acres.
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2. Lower Castleton, Herefordshire
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For you: a refurbished five-bedroom Georgian farmhouse, with an adjoining barn, oast houses and bothy, all with planning for conversion. The landscaped gardens also boast ornate ponds.
For the horses: two stables and a tack room with access to impressive hacking. Set in 5.5 acres, with a further 4.5 acres available separately on the other side of the lane.
For you: a five-bedroom house with wide glazed front aspect overlooking its own land from the kitchen/breakfast room, so you can see your horses in the paddocks when in the house. There is
also a two-bedroom annexe.
For the horses: a large agricultural barn incorporating nine stables plus a secure storeroom. There is also a 24x52m outdoor arena and a five-horse walker. Set in 34 acres.
For you: a conversion of two hop kilns with six-to-eight bedrooms. There is a self-contained summerhouse, cider orchards and a gymnasium.
For the horses: a stable yard with four boxes, set in 9.5 acres, with an additional 32.8 acres available separately (including a coarse fishing lake and woodland).
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