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Equestrian property brings its own questions: grazing rights, stabling condition, access for horseboxes, and often a tenant who needs the land as much as the house. We take the time to understand what you have and who it will genuinely suit, rather than treating it as a standard residential letting with a field attached. For stabling and welfare standards, the British Horse Society is a useful reference point.

Our rural and lettings teams work together on these instructions, so you get both local lettings market knowledge and a genuine understanding of what makes rural and equestrian property work day to day.

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Matthew Braxton

Matthew Braxton
BSc
Battle

Often, yes. Depending on what is included, land with stabling or grazing may need specific clauses covering upkeep, access and liability that a standard residential tenancy does not cover.

Yes. We handle instructions ranging from a single paddock or grazing licence through to a full equestrian property with house, stables and land.

Fencing condition, water supply, stabling standards and access for horseboxes are worth checking before you let. We can advise on what is reasonable to expect a tenant to maintain.

Offices in Battle, Haywards Heath, Pulborough, Surrey Hills and Tunbridge Wells.

Aiden McGrath

Property Manager

Haywards Heath

Anna Wojcinska, Accounts Administrator, Battle

Accounts Administrator

Battle

Bradley Caines

Lettings Coordinator

Battle

Carly Williams

Lettings Accounts Manager

Battle

Emma Downes

Lettings Operations Manager

Pulborough

Kate Tero, Lettings, Battle

Assistant Lettings Manager

Battle

Lucie Allan

Director, Head of Lettings

Haywards Heath

Stephanie Sander

Lettings Administrator

Tunbridge Wells

Tracey Cumming, Lettings Manager, Haywards Heath

Lettings Manager

Haywards Heath

Tracy Fehler

Lettings Manager

Tunbridge Wells