8 Year of the Horse Estates
Two friends graze on more than 42 acres of equestrian paradise in North Carolina’s horse country.
From pastoral spreads in equestrian epicenters like Virginia’s Hunt Country and Wellington, Florida, to luxury farms in New York’s Hudson Valley and Northern California, these elevated horse properties are anything but one-trick ponies.
In the Chinese zodiac, 2026 marks the Year of the Fire Horse — one that promises to bring transformative energy, stability, and powerful movement. What better time to saddle up for change? To commemorate Chinese New Year, we hit the property search trail of corcoran.com to round up fine equestrian properties all across the Corcoran brand’s ever-growing network.
Dream of hitting the hay at one of these remarkable horse-friendly homes.
Virginia
This 312-acre Hunt Country estate boasts one of Virginia’s finest examples of Classical Revival/Neoclassical architecture — it’s listed on both the National Register and the Virginia Landmarks Register, as well as being protected by a conservation easement. The stately main residence, with its Doric columns and “M”-shaped copper roof, features five bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. The surrounding land abounds with all the trimmings of a turnkey equestrian property, including working stables, productive farmland, a manager’s cottage, and supportive infrastructure, along with approximately half a mile of frontage on the Rapidan River. An additional 403 acres is available for purchase separately, for a total of 715.
Listed By: Justin Wiley and Peter Wiley of Corcoran Wiley.
In the heart of Loudoun County, just a 15-minute drive from historic downtown Leesburg, this 21st-century equestrian estate is truly turnkey. The six-bedroom, 2005-build residence boasts more than 6,800 square feet of interior space across three levels, affording plenty of space for comfortable everyday living. The rest of the property stands ready for the herd, with seven fully fenced pastures (including two generous three-acre fields), additional turnout areas, a run-in shed, a two-stall shed, and a 150-by-75-foot outdoor arena. There’s also a custom six-stall barn with a spacious loft, a well-appointed tack room with electric and water, a dedicated wash stall, and convenient auto-waterers.
Listed By: Ryan Clegg of Corcoran McEnearney.
Tennessee
Established by Captain William D. Moore in the early 1800s for his wife, Hannah Leonard, the Moore Farm — spanning more than 276 acres of land with nearly 3,500 feet of road frontage and approximately 3,500 feet of creek frontage — has remained in the same family for generations. Capt. Moore was an accomplished racehorse breeder, and the homestead once had its own racetrack for the horses to show off their speed. Though the racetrack no longer exists, you’ll find no shortage of other impressive facilities, including two barns: a modern hay barn, along with a renovated 19th-century original with new stalls, an open hayloft, feeding stations, and a tack area. The 3,000-square-foot main house has four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, gas fireplaces, and new HVAC units and ductwork; there’s also a one-bedroom, open-concept log cabin built in 2016. The creek bordering the property is suitable for fishing and kayaking.
Listed By: Henry Walker and Lisa Walker of Corcoran Reverie.
Georgia
Secluded on 10 acres in Watkinsville, this wonderful property surrounds a six-bedroom, six-bathroom house, bordered by split-rail fencing, three fenced pastures, and a border of cypress trees. The grounds are protected by a transferable conservation easement, which offers environmental stewardship alongside potential tax advantages. Currently, the party barn is set up more for “Hey Ya!” than hay bales, with an epoxy floor and a covered entertaining terrace decorated with string lights and a rope swing. Plus, the property has a newly constructed saltwater pool with porcelain decking, and inside the house, a home theater and home gym. With so many acres to play with, there’s plenty of room to transform the acreage to your heart’s desire.
Listed By: Sarah Ellis of Corcoran Classic Living.
North Carolina
Set in prime North Carolina horse country, “Moon Dance” is nothing short of a dream. From the equine statuary flanking the entrance to the quintessential horse weathervane, it’s clear that this 42+ acre turnkey equestrian estate is committed to horsing around. You’ll find two barns, fenced pastures and paddocks, and an impressive indoor riding arena, along with an additional equipment barn. The primary four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom residence has a great room with 17-foot ceilings, as well as a wine cellar, home gym, and a complete full-sized home theater. Other highlights include a natural stone pool, hot tub, koi pond, an outdoor kitchen, and a charming garden area with raised beds and a small greenhouse. Last, but certainly not least, it’s conveniently close to Charlotte, with all the Southeastern equestrian show venues in easy reach.
Listed By: Maren Brisson-Kuester and Sally Walker of Corcoran HM Properties.
New York
From the moment you reach the driveway, this stunning 80-acre estate in Stone Ridge unfolds like a series of beautiful tableaux. Lush rolling lawns are punctuated with vibrant flowerbeds and two ponds, one graced by a weeping willow tree and the other beside a stone bridge. Most spectacularly, there’s an outbuilding that’s ostensibly the pool house, but this is no simple cabana — rather, it’s a fully equipped getaway boasting a dramatic stone fireplace, lounge area, kitchenette, radiant heat, and a sauna. And of course, out front, is a beautiful pool surrounded by hydrangeas. There’s also a three-bedroom, two-bathroom farmhouse dating to 1880, multiple guest house options, and private tennis and basketball courts. There are two barns, fenced-in meadows for grazing and playing, and plenty of trails to explore on horseback, on foot, or on ATV.
Listed By: Rich Vizzini and Emily Wagner of Corcoran Country Living.
Northern California
Whether you’re looking for a barn for “neighs” or “yays,” this 14+ acre Petaluma property has it all, including the party barn of your dreams that has been transformed with dramatic chandeliers, cheerful yellow doors, and a bar into a photogenic venue for parties and celebrations. The main event, however, is a wonderfully appointed three-bedroom, three-bathroom home with a junior ADU downstairs, complete with its own private entrance, kitchen, bedroom, and bath. Besides the party barn (which could be turned back into a space for livestock), there’s a barn with three storage bays, a detached garage, and plenty of acreage for animals to roam. This is the perfect spot for discovering Sonoma County’s best hangouts, as it’s just 15 minutes to Dillon Beach or 15 minutes to downtown Petaluma.
Listed By: Michelle Ocheltree of Corcoran Icon Properties.
Florida
Practice your trot in this perfectly equipped equestrian estate in Paddock Park. A five-bedroom, three-bathroom farmhouse sits at the heart of this 2.35-acre property, along with a six-stall CBS barn with a fly spray system, feed room, tack room, individual fans, wash racks, and rubber mats throughout, as well as massive paddocks and a fabulous GGT arena. The equine theme is continued indoors with sliding barn doors demarcating different rooms. In addition, there’s a heated saltwater pool and spa and a summer kitchen to enjoy when the riders aren’t in the saddle. As all competitive equestrians know, Wellington is famed as the world’s winter equestrian capital, being home to the Winter Equestrian Festival, the Adequan Global Dressage Festival, and the Annual Series horse shows.
Listed By: Jeremy Greene and Kenner Scalamandre of Corcoran’s West Palm Beach Office.
