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Bridget Archer
McLean Faulconer, Inc.
Listing & Selling Charlottesville & Central VA Horse Farms & Equestrian Properties
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Thinking of Selling Your Horse Farm in Orange County? Start with a Professional Valuation
When it’s time to sell your horse farm in Orange County, success starts with knowing its true market value. Our instant valuation tool offers a quick, convenient estimate, but equestrian properties are far more complex than standard homes. Factors such as barn size, stall layout, arena condition, fencing, pasture quality, and access to scenic riding trails all play a major role in determining value. That’s why we look beyond online numbers. After your initial estimate, we follow up with a personal visit to assess the unique features that algorithms can’t capture. From modest farmettes to sprawling equestrian estates with historic charm, we provide accurate valuations and design customized marketing strategies to highlight your farm’s unique appeal. Our mission is to connect your Orange County property with serious buyers who recognize both its lifestyle potential and true worth.
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Horse Farms for Sale in Orange County — Frequently Asked Questions
- Why horse farms in Orange County?
Orange offers large tracts of land, more affordable acreage, good pastures, and easy regional access—making it attractive for equestrian buyers.
- What sizes are common?
Farms often range from 30–150 acres, with barns, paddocks, and, in some cases, arena or trail systems included.
- Key features to evaluate?
Review barn layout, pasture drainage, fencing condition, arena type/footing, turnout design, water access, and proximity to services.
- Commercial operations possible?
Yes—but this depends on zoning, building codes, access roads, and any impact fees. Always check with Orange County planning.
- Typical pricing?
Smaller properties may begin under $600K–$800K; farms with special facilities may go above $1M–$1.5M or more depending on acreage and improvements.
- First step to buying?
List your must-haves (barn size, pasture acres, discipline focus), review current inventory in Orange County, and work with an equestrian-specialist real estate agent familiar with the county.