Rustic
Ranches

Comprised of 2 contiguous parcels of +/-5 acres each, this working horse farm in Wellington, Florida features multiple residences and barns. The first parcel offers a newly remodeled 1,633-sf residence with three beds and two baths, plus a two-car garage. Recent renovations include an updated septic system and roof, as well as new fencing and flooring.

The second parcel offers a professionally designed and fully-functional working horse farm. It includes an oversized arena (150’ x 250’) with Class 1 fill, eight irrigated paddocks, a round pen for training, and two barns with a total of 18 stalls. Additionally, it offers a 1,000-sf residence, and camper hookup, perfect for guests or staff.

The Property offers a comfortable living space within the Rustic Ranches community, featuring no HOA restrictions and city water. The desired location provides convenient and easy access for owners and horses to hack the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) grounds. A combined 10 acres, offers lush pastures and fruit trees and allows for diverse activities, perfect for the equestrian lifestyle.

WELLINGTON, FL. Named by Money Magazine as one of the “100 Best Places to Live,” the village of Wellington has come a long way since its humble beginnings as the world’s (supposed) largest strawberry patch. In 1953, less than 100 people resided in the area. Today it is a thriving Palm Beach County community known for its upscale equestrian and ranch facilities, and its wealthy residents. Although a number of factors have contributed to Wellington’s rise from obscurity to prominence, the most important of these is unquestionably the equestrian lifestyle. The village is globally recognized for its equestrian and polo events, and is consistently ranked amongst the world’s most elite equestrian marketplaces.

To be sure, Wellington is host to the world’s largest and longest-running horse show and competition: the annual Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), held largely at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC). Each year, thousands of participants and spectators flock to Wellington for this exclusive event. According to Equestrian Sport this spectacular 12-week affair awards over $6 million in prize money and hosts 5,000 horses and 2,800 riders from 50 states and 31 countries. The PBIEC is set on 500 acres and consists of 18 competition arenas, one derby field, over 400 stalls spread over two facilities, VIP box seating, a special events pavilion and the largest covered riding surface in the world.