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£700,000
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4 bed barn conversion for saleExning, Newmarket CB8
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
1 sq. ft
- Freehold
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About this property
Historic racing yard with 32 stables and training arena, in a prime Newmarket location
Renovated main house and staff cottages, blending historic charm with modern luxury
Extensive equestrian facilities including an all-weather lunging arena and Derby exerciser
Located just 2 miles from Newmarket Racecourse and renowned training grounds
Heritage-rich yard, once part of Harraton Court Stables, famous for producing racing winners
Spacious living rooms, contemporary kitchen, vaulted ceilings, feature fireplaces, and bi-fold doors
Potential for development, extension, or conversion of existing buildings for bespoke needs
Strategic access via A14, M11, and quick rail links to London, Cambridge, Ipswich
Surrounded by scenic countryside, offering outdoor activities including riding, golf, and walks
Ideal potential investment/development opportunity, close proximity to racing industry hub
Exning, Newmarket
Historic stables near Newmarket offering 32 stables, a renovated 3/4 bedroom main home, staff accommodation and extensive equestrian facilities. Perfect for trainers, investors with development/income potential in a prime location rich in racing heritage.
Originally part of the famed Harraton Court Stables owned by John Lambton, 3rd Earl of Durham, these prime stables boast a history dating back to the late 19th century.
Named after Gay Kelleway ́s famous victory at Royal Ascot, the stables have produced many group and handicap winners, cementing their place in racing history.
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