PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

For the first time, Ly-Nard Hills Farm is offered for sale. There are places that hold more than land and buildings. Places that carry the quiet echo of hoofbeats at dawn, the soft murmur of coaching voices, and the laughter of riders who arrived as students and left as champions. Ly-Nard Hills Farm is one of those rare places. For decades this iconic farm has been home to a family whose passion for horses and people reached far beyond the fences. From these fields and arenas, show jumpers were carefully developed and Olympic-level equestrians refined their craft. The lessons taught here, the standards set here, and the kindness shared here touched thousands of lives across the country and around the world. Locally, the farm became a beloved gathering place—where community, mentorship, and lifelong friendships took root alongside the horses. Now the time has come for a new chapter. The main house offers four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, while a spacious guest house could be made into two separate homes as rentals—six bedrooms total one with a full kitchen and the other with a kitchenette. Back of property is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with pasture and two run-in sheds for horses. Nearby groom cabins with two bedrooms and two bathrooms complete the living accommodations, making the property well-suited for continued equestrian use or a private retreat. The barn features 34 stalls. This is more than a property. It is a living legacy offered for sale, ready for the next steward who understands that land this special is meant to be used, loved, and shared. The farm presents remarkable flexibility: continue as a premier horse farm, create a private family estate with equestrian amenities, develop a riding camp or educational program, or explore dividing portions of the land while preserving its character. Some of this acreage is also included in the listing for **9818 State Road Hwy 9**, offering additional options. The property also offers direct access to the CETA horse trail system, allowing riders to enjoy miles of scenic equestrian trails right from the farm. Sold as-is. Some owner financing is available. Campers and a variety of farm and equestrian equipment may be purchased separately, allowing a smooth transition for the next owner. This is a rare chance to own a piece of equestrian history—land that has shaped riders, built character, and created memories that still travel the world. The fences still stand. The arenas still wait. The next chapter is ready to begin.

DETAILS

Home Features

• The living accommodations at Ly-Nard Hills Farm offer both historic character and modern flexibility. The main residence, dating to 1810, features four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms with the warmth and presence of a classic farmhouse. A second home, built in 1975, provides three bedrooms and two bathrooms along with its own pasture and two run-in sheds, ideal for a caretaker, family member, or private guest use. Additional dwellings on the property are of more recent construction and include a spacious guest house that can be configured as two separate rental units—six bedrooms total one with a full kitchen and the other with a kitchenette. Nearby groom cabins, each with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, further expand the housing options for staff or short-term rentals. Together these residences create multiple streams of potential income while supporting continued equestrian operations. Whether kept as a private family compound or leveraged for rental revenue, the homes provide comfortable, practical living across a range of needs. The mix of historic and newer construction adds both charm and functional versatility to the overall offering.

Horse Facility Features

• The heart of Ly-Nard Hills Farm is its exceptional equestrian infrastructure, centered around a well-designed 34-stall barn built for both comfort and efficiency. Expansive pastures and paddocks give horses room to move freely, while two run-in sheds offer reliable shelter in all weather. The property enjoys direct access to the CETA horse trail system, opening miles of scenic riding paths right from the farm. Quiet fields and well-maintained footing support daily turnout and focused schooling sessions. Coaching and development have long been part of the farm’s rhythm, with arena and trails that have shaped both young riders and Olympic-level athletes. Thoughtful layout keeps barns, arena, and turnout areas efficiently connected for smooth daily operations.