Warren Farm Stables, on New Mill Lane at Forest Town, comprises 39.24 acres of land, with stabling for 27 horses, a floodlit manege and grazing paddocks.
It is being sold with a fully-let commercial unit, and planning consent to convert its Grade II listed stone barn into three homes.
One three-bedroom home has already been completed by the current owners of the stables.
The property and land are being sold by Savills, for whom Sam Thomas said: “It’s rare for a busy and thriving equestrian business of this nature to come to the market.
"There is a successful livery operation, and scope to expand this business, as well as diversify into other equestrian activities.”
Owners John and Judith Reeday are selling Warren Farm after spending five years there. They are moving to Norfolk to be closer to their family. They said: “We have loved every minute here.”
. Warren Farm Stables
The equestrian centre at Warren Farm Stables in Forest Town, Mansfield, which is on the market for just under £1.5 million. It is approached via a shared private track, and it has its own access to a public bridleway. Photo: Submitted
. Impressive stable block
Warren Farm features this block containing stables for 27 horses. It may hold some further development potential, subject to gaining the necessary planning consents. Photo: Submitted
1. Impressive stable block
Warren Farm features this block containing stables for 27 horses. It may hold some further development potential, subject to gaining the necessary planning consents. Photo: Submitted
2. Home for happy horses
Warren Farm Stables is a happy, comfortable home for horses, as this photo shows. Savills understands that most of the stables are let on full livery agreements, creating further income for the owners. Photo: Submitted
3. Spacious manege
The impressive manege at Warren Farm Stables. It is a secure, enclosed area for the safe training of horses and riders. Photo: Submitted
4. Paddocks and hay meadows
A horse in one of the extensive grazing paddocks at Warren Farm. There are also two hay meadows and a pond at the property, while the River Maun runs through the site. Photo: Submitted