NEW ! ILLIERS-COMBRAY (28) 10 ha including 7.5ha of fenced paddocks, complete facilities (riding school, sand arena, round pen), well and mains water. Access to house and stables f...
The horse industry in France
The activities linked to equines (ponies, horses, donkeys, mules) are very diverse: breeding, boarding, equestrian centre / pony club, equestrian tourism (rides, horse-drawn carriages, trailers, equestrian lodgings), horse work (breaking-in, training), animal traction (soil work, logging), etc.
It was natural to reserve a specific place for the equine world in our property advertisement portal. Ma-propriete-equestre.fr is therefore the portal for buying and selling equestrian property in all the departments and regions of France.
Why buy an equestrian property in Eure-et-Loir (28) ?
Buying an equestrian property allows you to fulfil several projects: living as close as possible to your horses, passing on your passion for horse riding and equestrian sports in an equestrian centre or club, breeding equines (horses, ponies, mules, bardots, donkeys) on your equestrian farm, participating in the reproduction of stallions and the selection of breeds in a stud farm, training horses, boarding animals, taking part in horse racing, ...
Ma-propriete-equestre.fr brings you the tools you need to make your dream come true. You will certainly find an equestrian property that corresponds to your needs in our selection of equestrian properties for sale. The search engine specific to the equine environment will allow you to select your type of property (stud farm, equestrian farm, equestrian centre, owner's stable, equestrian gîte, etc.), its location, the surface area you are looking for and the acquisition budget.
You can notably find equestrian properties in the vicinity of the following towns Chartes (prefecture), Châteaudun, Dreux, Nogent-le-Rotrou
An equestrian property for a second life in Centre-Val-De-Loire in the Eure-et-Loir
You will also find on Ma-propriete-equestre.fr prestigious houses or properties allowing you to welcome your horses in the stables or stalls for a well-deserved retirement on a few hectares or on larger surfaces.
