Pedigree Hudson Valley Equestrian Farm & Development Site

Pedigree meets State-of-the-Art Design and Natural Beauty:

Spanning across 200+ acres of pristine acreage in the Hudson Valley, this magnificent equestrian farm was the site of the historic Vanderbilt estate's agricultural operations and served as a model farm with a dairy, produce, and livestock to supply the Vanderbilt household and demonstrate innovative farming. In the early 2000s, it was established as a premier thoroughbred breeding facility under a world class breeder.

A very special Hudson Valley turnkey luxury equestrian estate is perfectly poised for a luxury equestrian breeder and/or development project. This historic farmland, which includes a separate 80+ acre development site, has been re-imagined by a world renowned designer for modern living.

-Exquisitely designed, custom built modern farmhouse with meticulous attention to detail
-Expansive main house windows frame sweeping views of the farm
-Eat-in chef’s kitchen with custom finishes, top-of-the-line appliances and a built-in stone wood-burning oven—perfect for entertaining
- Design-centric guest studio is perched above the two-car garage and boasts expansive farm views

-21 grazing fields, each with a spacious shed
-Climate-optimized pastures with annual soil analysis and year round maintenance
-Fully covered turn out arena
-3 horse barns
-1 separate, fully renovated, absolutely unique event and gallery barn
-Beautifully renovated staff housing

The existing state-of-the-art equestrian facilities with a built-out event arena and a prime development site create multiple opportunities for hospitality, retreat, or creative ventures.

This unparalleled, bountiful land marries state-of-the-art equestrian facilities with provenance and natural beauty. While the farmhouse and separate guest studio offer chic, bespoke interiors, the gallery barn beckons creatively inspired events and exhibitions.

The farm is perched between the charming, historic towns of Rhinebeck and Millbrook tucked amidst the rolling hills of the Hudson Valley, less than two hours' drive or train ride from New York City.