Longmead Road, Land East Side Of Ringwood Road, Burley, Ringwood, BH24

Grittenbury Farm represents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-equipped private equestrian yard in the highly sought-after New Forest village of Burley.

Occupying just under four acres of predominantly level land, the property provides an excellent setting for keeping horses for personal use, with up to 8 stables, a tack room, a substantial barn and a well-maintained manège.

The land is currently divided into a series of smaller paddocks, allowing for practical grazing rotation and day-to-day management. A generous gravelled area provides ample space for parking, turning and the loading or unloading of horseboxes, with access secured by a metal entrance gate.

The outbuildings benefit from mains water, broadband connectivity and private drainage, together with a sink and WC. Planning permission has also been granted to introduce a mezzanine level within the largest building, offering the potential to create valuable additional storage or ancillary space.

For those living locally, Grittenbury Farm provides the increasingly rare opportunity to keep horses close to home while enjoying convenient access to the exceptional riding country of the New Forest National Park.

Please note that the yard is restricted to private equestrian use and cannot be operated as a commercial equestrian business.

Utilities
Electricity supply: Mains
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Private

Broadband & Mobile: Please refer to the Ofcom website for availability and coverage.

Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries with the relevant local authority regarding planning permissions, flood risk, school catchment areas and proposed developments. All services and appliances have not been tested by the agent.

Grittenbury Farm is situated on Longmead Road, only around 0.7miles to the village centre of Burley and surrounded by the distinctive landscape of the New Forest National Park.

Burley has a particularly strong equestrian character, with ponies and cattle still roaming freely through the village and across the surrounding forest. Horse riders enjoy open access to the Crown Lands of the New Forest, together with an extensive network of tracks and bridleways leading through ancient woodland, open heathland and sheltered forest glades. This provides an exceptional variety of hacking and makes the area one of the most desirable locations in southern England for horse owners. Forestry England

The village itself offers a useful selection of everyday amenities, including a general store, post office, cafés, pubs and restaurants. Burley’s traditional character, thriving village community and immediate connection with the surrounding forest make it an especially appealing base for those wishing to enjoy horses as part of their everyday lifestyle. New Forest National Park Authority