Butler Sherborn Launches Its Largest Collection Of Equestrian Properties

Leading Cotswold property specialists Butler Sherborn launches its largest-ever collection of equestrian properties for sale.

Building on its extensive equestrian knowledge, experience and network of contacts to offer the best equestrian properties across the Cotswolds. It positions the Cotswolds at the heart of the British equestrian world, with a strong concentration of professional riders, trainers and horse owners, alongside some of the country’s most respected competition venues and training facilities.

Butler Sherborn has identified three properties across the Cotswolds with guide prices ranging from £2,500,000 to £5,950,000 offering buyers the opportunity to own an extraordinary equestrian property.

Featured Cotswolds properties

Laverton Hill Farm, Snowshill

Situated in the Gloucestershire village of Snowshill near Broadway, Laverton Hill Farm spans 230 ring-fenced acres composed of roughly 82.5 acres of level grassland, 104.8 acres of hillside pasture, and nearly 36 acres of established woodland. The residential core centers on a character five-bedroom farmhouse arranged with three reception rooms, alongside a dedicated lower-ground cinema and games room.

Guest accommodation is distributed across two separate spaces: a self-contained one-bedroom annexe and a second one-bedroom suite set above a five-bay garage and entertaining barn. Agricultural and equestrian infrastructure is separated from the main house via a dedicated access road, anchored by a concrete yard and two 30-metre portal-framed barns. Rail connections to London are accessible via Moreton-in-Marsh, situated approximately eight miles away.

Brook Farm, Blunsdon

Located in the Wiltshire parish of Blunsdon, Brook Farm covers roughly 33 acres tailored primarily for equestrian training. The facilities comprise 17 stables divided across two barns, a tack room, feed storage, an all-weather turnout area, a wax-surface lunge pen, and a covered five-horse Monarch walker. The main arena measures 60m x 30m, fitted with a Premier Track surface, training mirrors, and an adjoining viewing pavilion, served by a separate entrance with dedicated horsebox parking.

The living quarters include a two-storey, four-bedroom main residence featuring an open-plan kitchen and dining area with bifold terrace doors, a drawing room, and a first-floor study. Additional independent living space is provided by a detached two-bedroom barn conversion. The estate sits within easy reach of regional competition venues including Hartpury and Rectory Farm, with Swindon station five miles away providing direct mainline rail links to London.

Brockhill Quarry, Naunton

Positioned in the Cotswold equestrian hub of Naunton, Gloucestershire, Brockhill Quarry encompasses a 50-acre operational training site. The equestrian layout features 36 stables, dedicated staff and tack facilities, 12 fenced paddocks with mains water, and a covered five-horse Claydon walker. The property is notable for its competitive training surfaces, including a five-furlong hill and round gallop and an outdoor 60m x 30m arena, both installed with Andrews Bowen surfaces.

Residential accommodation is currently provided by The Lodge, a detached four-bedroom timber cabin situated away from the primary yard within landscaped grounds. The site holds active planning consents for further development, including the construction of a permanent three-bedroom Cotswold stone house and a covered 60m x 3m indoor arena. Transport links are anchored by Kingham station, 11 miles distant, providing regular services into London Paddington.

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