Check out this idyllic rural home with five acres, arena and five stables in a prime location
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Could you see yourself with a farmhouse, arena and five acres to play with?
New Farm lies just to the south of the village of Mowsley in Leicestershire and is surrounded by open countryside. The property is situated 11.5 miles away from the city of Leicester and 7.5 miles away from the market town of Market Harborough. The M1 is accessible at Junction 20 (13 minutes), and the A14 lies to the south.
Local equestrian centres include Markfield Equestrian Centre (21 miles), Weston Lawns (23 miles), Vale View Equestrian (40 miles) and Newbold Verdon (19 miles).
If you like hunt head out with the Quorn or Fernie.
If showing is your sport sign up to BSPS Area 4B.
The top class venue Arena UK is just over an hour away via lorry.
Barrowcliffe Cross Country (20 miles) and Field Farm Cross Country (40 miles) are both great options if you are looking to change up your training this summer.
As well as five acres of land, New Farm has a comprehensive horsey set-up – chiefly five stables, a school and additional outbuildings.
The all-weather outdoor school measures 20x40m.
There is a stable block centred around a courtyard with four smaller stables and one larger stable. Other buildings include a tack room, a workshop/store, a hay barn and a three-bay open fronted barn.
The current owners have made full use of the paddock land with electric fenced fields of various sizes sectioned off to the back and side of the property.
Directly next to the yard is the four-bed detached family home. The house is accessed from the road by a driveway and looks out over a lawned garden with a patio area. The garden, which looks out over the school, is enclosed by mature hedging.
The country kitchen features brick fireplace with cast iron log burner, bespoke range of base and wall cupboards including several drawers, a wine rack, feature central island/breakfast bar with oak surface and cupboards and drawers beneath and double glazed window with views towards the stables.
The adjoining, cosy reception room makes this a truly sociable property – all the living spaces are open and connected.
The dining room has a slate tiled floor, double glazed windows overlooking the gardens with French double doors leading outside.
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