Market research - what would you pay ?

[Lauren1993]

Market research !

What would you pay monthly?
North Warwickshire area

Sole use - 8 acres grazing, brand new stable block on skids 4 / 5 stables, hay barn & tack room.
Hard standing yard area, water, electric, new post & rail fencing.

 

[AmyMay Again]

No idea. Following because I'm nosey

 

[Jenko109]

No idea. Following because I'm nosey

This....

 

[tda]

Not an expert but seen similar at about £50/stable/week

 

[IrishMilo]

Not an expert but seen similar at about £50/stable/week

Yeah, I was going to say £200 per stable or acre.

 

[Abacus]

One way is to calculate the price of similar DIY locally and multiply by 5 stables, probably add a bit for sole use. Depends a lot on whether the contract includes maintenance or whether they are to do that (cynical me wouldn't really trust most horsey tenants to maintain properly).

 

[Sanversera]

Need more information. Is it very rural or near a housing estate. Is there good out riding on bridleways or is it mostly roadwork? Are the roads busy?is a nearby arena available to rent locally? Is it close to competition venues?

 

[tristars]

No riding surface?

 

[SEL]

So that's similar to the yard i own except we don't have electric or mains water - i was told I could rent out at about £450 pcm [Ox / Bucks]

That was a couple of years ago.

 

[Lauren1993]

Rural, good hacking, access to off road scheme. No menage but plenty of local yards to use within hacking distance.
Great comp venue location … on good routes.

 

[Sanversera]

Rural, good hacking, access to off road scheme. No menage but plenty of local yards to use within hacking distance.
Great comp venue location … on good routes.

sounds good. Id check out DIY livery prices locally then x by 4 and add a bit on top for sole use.

 

[PeterNatt]

Before agreeing to rent I would like to see the Planning consent documentation for the mobile stables as I would not want to find that the local authority enforcement team asked for the stables to be removed.

 

[First Frost]

Sounds like an excellent opportunity. I am local and DIY stable and grazing, with no school but good storage is about £35 per week. So if 5 stables works out at £175 per week. Or £758.30 per month.

 

[zoon]

Near me that would be over £1000 per month. I’m in Kent

 

[Sanversera]

I must be very out of touch I was thinking £200 a month.

 

[Lucky Snowball]

1200 per month as long as it’s good hacking.

 

[gallopingby]

Is this a repeat of a post earlier in the week? Or maybe schools still out.

 

[blitznbobs]

What about 8 stables, indoor and outdoor school, and plenty of all year round turn out (for sole use not liveries) Cheshire

 

[Sealine]

Where I am in Herts we have 8 acres of flat grazing (split into two fields). We have an enclosed yard, 6 stables in a barn, another barn for hay/straw storage, shipping container for tack room. It's not sole use but there are 4 of us who are all old friends with a horse each so we have two spare stables for further storage. Free use of a big outdoor school about 10 mins hack along a bridleway and good hacking for the area. The farmer provides straw, maintains the muck heap and does general maintenance. Unlimited straw, electric, water included. Based on 5 stables in use it would be £540 month. We each pay £108 per horse per month which I realise is cheap. I suspect when the current farmer retires later this year the estate owner may review the cost