Brittany, Morbihan, Surzur, France

A48523NCL56 - An Exceptional Professional Stud Farm and Equine Reproduction Centre in Brittany, France

A rare opportunity to acquire one of the most comprehensively equipped professional equestrian establishments on the market, offering outstanding breeding, reproduction and veterinary facilities within a prestigious 63-hectare estate.

Located in the Morbihan department of Brittany, within easy reach of Vannes and the beautiful southern Brittany coastline, this remarkable property represents a significant opportunity for established breeders, international stud farms, equine veterinary professionals and specialist investors.

Developed as a dedicated professional breeding and reproduction establishment, the estate combines approximately 63 hectares of adjoining land with an impressive 6,500 m² of covered infrastructure.

The entire complex has been designed around the practical requirements of professional horse breeding, with particular attention to efficiency, hygiene, animal welfare and the management of breeding stock.

Maintained to an exceptionally high standard, this is far more than a conventional equestrian estate. It represents a substantial, purpose-built professional facility offering the infrastructure required to operate a sophisticated equine breeding and reproduction enterprise.

Specialist Equine Reproduction and Veterinary Facilities

One of the estate's most significant assets is its comprehensive range of specialist equine reproduction facilities.

These purpose-designed installations provide a professional environment for stallion management, artificial insemination, reproductive examinations, embryo transfer and advanced breeding techniques.

The facilities include:

Dedicated stallion collection area, equipped with a breeding phantom and weighing platform.

Specialist ovum collection room with ultrasound examination stocks.

Examination room containing four custom-designed ultrasound stocks for mares accompanied by foals, incorporating secure spaces allowing foals to remain alongside their mothers.

Fully equipped laboratories dedicated to semen processing and preparation of frozen semen straws.

Specialist laboratory facilities for embryo transfer and ovum pick-up (OPU).

The quality and range of these facilities make the estate particularly attractive to professional breeding organisations, veterinary reproduction specialists, artificial insemination centres and established stud farms looking to expand their reproductive services.

The infrastructure also offers considerable flexibility for businesses specialising in high-value breeding stock, embryo transfer programmes and the management of recipient mares.

Extensive Professional Stabling and Breeding Accommodation

The estate offers substantial accommodation for stallions, broodmares, mares with foals and youngstock, with facilities carefully designed to support the daily operations of a large-scale breeding establishment.

Dedicated breeding stable – 28 boxes

The principal breeding stable provides 28 boxes, including three dedicated stallion boxes designed with strict sanitary requirements in mind.

Eight spacious 4 m x 5 m mare-and-foal boxes feature practical sliding doors, with four benefiting from video surveillance, providing additional monitoring facilities during foaling and the early stages of foal development.

The building also incorporates five dedicated pony boxes.

The design reflects the requirements of professional breeding operations, where functionality, security, hygiene and safe handling are essential.

Main agricultural and breeding building – approximately 3,000 m²

An extensive purpose-built structure provides additional housing and management facilities, including:

Three loose-housing areas measuring 12 m x 15 m.

One large loose-housing area measuring 24 m x 15 m.

A substantial 16 m x 60 m loose-housing area dedicated to recipient mares.

Ten individual boxes measuring 3.20 m x 3.40 m.

Eight additional mare-and-foal boxes measuring 5 m x 3.20 m.

A dedicated feeding corridor.

Practical sliding-door systems providing direct access towards the covered manure-management facilities.

The layout has been carefully considered to facilitate daily feeding, cleaning, livestock management and the movement of horses and equipment.

Four additional independent loose-housing areas for foals provide further flexibility for youngstock management, separation of groups and breeding operations.

63 Hectares of Adjoining Land

The estate extends across approximately 63 hectares of contiguous land, providing an exceptional setting for professional horse breeding and management.

The extensive pastures offer considerable flexibility for the management of broodmares, foals, youngstock and breeding stallions.

The fields are enclosed with traditional wooden post-and-rail fencing, recently refurbished and maintained to a particularly high standard.

An extensive network of internal tarmac roads connects the different areas of the property, allowing convenient circulation throughout the year.

This is a particularly valuable feature for a professional breeding establishment, facilitating the movement of horses, veterinary vehicles, agricultural machinery, feed deliveries and staff.

The estate also benefits from direct access to surrounding riding and walking trails.

Independent water infrastructure

The property benefits from a private 70-metre borehole, equipped with a pressure booster and an iron-removal system for water treatment.

A substantial pond, reaching approximately three metres in depth, provides an additional feature within the grounds.

These installations represent valuable assets for the day-to-day operation of a substantial equestrian enterprise.

Professional Riding and Training Facilities

In addition to the extensive breeding infrastructure, the property offers a range of facilities suitable for training, handling, exercising and developing horses.

These include:

Large covered arena measuring 42 m x 20 m.

Second covered arena measuring 16 m x 15 m.

Outdoor arena measuring 20 m x 40 m.

Dedicated tack room.

Staff rest area.

Sanitary facilities including shower and WC.

The combination of indoor and outdoor facilities allows activities to be organised throughout the year, while providing flexibility for the education and management of breeding stock and young horses.

Agricultural Buildings, Storage and Operational Infrastructure

The estate also benefits from extensive agricultural and service facilities, essential for the efficient management of a professional stud farm.

These include a substantial hay and forage storage building measuring 22 m x 12 m, an open-fronted field shelter measuring 9 m x 22 m, a maize silo and additional covered storage areas.

The large covered manure-management facilities have been incorporated into the overall design of the establishment, with practical access from the main breeding buildings.

The integration of feeding corridors, sliding-door systems, storage facilities and accessible internal roads demonstrates the considerable thought invested in the daily operation of the estate.

With approximately 6,500 m² of covered infrastructure, the property provides exceptional capacity for livestock accommodation, feed management, specialist veterinary activities and agricultural operations.

Energy Infrastructure and On-Site Accommodation

A 250 kW photovoltaic installation has been fitted to one of the estate's buildings, providing an additional asset within the overall property.

A recent, ready-to-use mobile home offers practical on-site accommodation, particularly useful for staff presence, foaling supervision or the management of breeding operations.

The combination of modern installations, substantial covered facilities and extensive land creates a highly functional working environment.

A Rare Opportunity for the International Equestrian Industry

Properties offering this level of professional infrastructure, specialist reproductive equipment and adjoining land are exceptionally difficult to find.

This estate is particularly well suited to established national and international stud farms wishing to expand their breeding operations or relocate to a larger, purpose-built facility.

It also offers significant potential for equine veterinarians specialising in reproductive medicine, artificial insemination centres, embryo transfer specialists and businesses managing valuable breeding stock.

For professional investors, the estate represents a substantial specialist equestrian asset with an impressive combination of land, buildings, equipment and established infrastructure.

The defining characteristic of this property is the quality of the professional working environment.

Every element, from the specialist laboratories and breeding accommodation to the internal access roads, paddocks and agricultural facilities, has been planned around the demands of a serious equine enterprise.

The meticulous maintenance, exceptional cleanliness and organisation of the entire establishment further distinguish it from conventional equestrian properties.

For an ambitious breeder, veterinary specialist or established stud farm operator, this is an opportunity to acquire a prestigious and highly specialised professional facility without the need to develop an equivalent infrastructure from the ground up.

A remarkable equestrian estate combining specialist expertise, extensive infrastructure and exceptional operational potential in one of France's most attractive regions.

Full property details and additional information are available upon request.

Confidential enquiries from serious purchasers and professional equestrian investors are welcomed.