Equestrian property for sale in Chantilly

In a quiet environment, this house (Equestrian property) 300 m² (about 3225 ft²), with a land size of 30800 m² (about 7,61 acres) comprises 4 rooms including 1 bedroom. It is provided with a None. Heating : Individual.

In a quiet environment, with east-west exposure this house (Equestrian property) 150 m² (about 1612 ft²), built in 1958, with a land size of 3000 m² (about 0,74 acres) has 7 rooms including 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 2 toilets. It has a living room 25.59 m² (about 275 ft²), dining room 20.72 m² (about 223 ft²), a None, a swimming pool, a terrace, 2 garages, a cellar and 3 parkings. Heating : Individual fuel oil.

A 15-hectare horse-riding estate with a lake, outhouses and 17 looseboxes, tucked away 20 kilometres from the medieval town of Provins, just south-east of Paris. The house and outbuildings lie between meadows on one side of the lane and parkland. These buildings were once annexes of a chateau, a former horse-riding centre. But now they form a family home that lends itself to equestrian pursuits. The horse meadows and most of the equestrian facilities remain on the property, but the horse-riding hall at the far end of the grounds has been sold. You reach the buildings via a lane, then a double gate. A stream runs through the parkland and fills up the property's lake, which flows into the River Auxence, a small tributary of the River Yonne. A range of constructions with different purposes dot the land. First, there is the main house, between an orchard and a courtyard. It probably dates back to the 18th century and its foundations are even older, as suggested by a former chapel with rib vaults from the 16th century. The building, built in an L shape, includes two dwellings: the main one and a second one in a wing for friends and family that extends from the main house at a right angle. Beyond this second dwelling, there is a woodstore. Opposite the main house, there is an outbuilding used as an office. Five small looseboxes complete it. These buildings stand around a shady courtyard with a grassy centre with cherry trees. A lake lies beside the court. An agricultural storage building used for horse feed is flanked with 12 looseboxes and a saddle room. Two workshops lie beyond it. Another building with five looseboxes and a small storeroom complete the complex. The property also includes a round horse pen and a horse-riding area on the other side of the country lane.

In a quiet environment, this house (Equestrian property) 1700 m² (about 18275 ft²), built in 1870, with a land size of 55074 m² (about 13,61 acres) contains 40 rooms including 5 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 4 toilets. It is equipped with dining room, with a Kitchen/dining room and with a parking lot. Heating : Individual fuel oil. Fees : 4.0625.

This house (Equestrian property) 215 m² (about 2311 ft²), with a land size of 15000 m² (about 3,71 acres) has 5 rooms including 2 bedrooms. It has dining room, a Kitchen/dining room, a garage and a parking lot. Heating : Individual fuel oil. Fees : 4.000014.

In a quiet environment, with an open view this house (Equestrian property) 230 m² (about 2472 ft²), with a land size of 50000 m² (about 12,36 acres) has 6 rooms including 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 2 toilets. It has a living room, dining room, a Separate kitchen and a cellar.

A vast estate with an elegant country house, gîtes, a private stable and 3.6 hectares of grounds, nestled 55 kilometres south-east of Paris, near the town of Barbizon and Fontainebleau forest. Near Barbizon, 55 kilometres south-east of Paris, a wrought-iron gate leads onto a sandstone-paved driveway lined with linden trees. The house then comes into view, standing proudly in its grounds that are entirely enclosed and cover 3.6 hectares. The elegant dwelling is hidden behind cedars, poplars and cherry trees. It has a mansard roof and neoclassical traits. Its ashlar elevations display symmetry, with eight north-facing bays and seven south-facing bays. Along the roof, there is a series of small-paned arched dormers. A roof lantern, which is typical of this style of construction, crowns the house. The entrance door is made of finely sculpted wood. It stands beneath a stone pediment. The estate offers spacious guestrooms for tourists. A terrace covering more than 200m² looks southwards at one hectare of parkland. There are three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms on the ground floor and two spacious bedrooms on the first floor. In the semi-basement, there is an old relaxation space with a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a terrace. The house is entirely liveable, yet it requires special attention for maintenance and some parts need to be renovated. A caretaker's house is set back from the entrance gate. It looks out at neighbouring meadows where racing horses graze. Indeed, equestrianism feels omnipresent here. At the end of the estate, there are horse-riding structures: a stable with 11 looseboxes, a covered riding school and a riding arena with a fibre-sand surface that covers 3,000m². They could be separated. And more than 2,300m² of land that can be built upon edges the estate along roughly 40 linear metres of the road. The estate is both bucolic and well-structured. It forms a peaceful backdrop, just stone's throw from Fontainebleau forest.

An 18th century former abbey farmhouse set in more than 4.5 hectares in the Thiérache region . The farm estate belonged to the Prémontré Abbey from the 12th century. Destroyed by fire in 1731, it was rebuilt between 1740 and 1780. After leaving the main road, a tarred track of about 1.5 km leads to the entrance of the property. A driveway framed by wooden fences delimiting the pastures leads first to the caretaker's lodge on the left and then up to the farmhouse. The complex forms an enclosed courtyard accessed via a dovecote-porch set in a building with a barn at right angles facing the sheepfold and the stables. The main residence is situated at the bottom of the courtyard, surrounded by outbuildings used as workshop, garage, boiler room and sports room. A small sand arena is located in the centre of the courtyard, a second one, measuring 40 x 20 metres, can be found at the rear of the barn. The pastures extend over a little more than 4 hectares with a shelter for horses. One meadow has a pond of approx. 1,500 m² fed by a spring.

Magnificent equestrian estate located in a haven of peace at the gates of Fontainebleau (10 minutes) This structure is operational: Residential house of 240 m² or 4 bedrooms including a master suite on the ground floor, a studio, a type II apartment, 25 boxes, 15 paddocks, 70x45 quarry (Fontainebleau sand), meadows, treatment room, seed room, bar for insemination, wood, shed, shelters, garage, all on 36 hectares. stream borders part of the property. Ideal for breeding and operating the site for horses.

Magnificent equestrian estate located in a haven of peace 10 minutes from Fontainebleau (Grand Parquet). The structure is equipped with: 25 boxes, 15 paddocks, 70x 45 sand arena from Fontainebleau, a studio, type II apartment, treatment room, woods, 6 adjoining hectares, stream borders part of the property. House for residential use of 240m² or 4 bedrooms including a master suite on the ground floor. Contact Brigitte LEBOULANGER on 06 72 29 70 50, AXO - L'immobilier Actif, Commercial Agent RSAC 442.457.024 Caen. More information on www.axo.immo (ref. 85002107865) and bleboulanger@axo.immo. Fees: 6% including tax, buyer's charge ( euros1,800,000 excluding fees). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/