Old Coach Farm is an exceptionally fine equestrian estate located in the Hunt Country of Millbrook, New York. The farm possesses agriculturally significant well drained soils providing superb footing for standing livestock. The 65.5 acres of land are nicely divided into 8 spacious paddocks, 7 of which are fenced with 3 board thoroughbred quality material.

The main residence is a spacious 4746 square foot traditional home set high on a knoll. From the house one enjoys wonderful protected views of the farm and neighboring hills and woodlands. The large vaulted ceilinged living room with stone fireplace is a wonderful room in which to gather family and friends. The master bedroom suite is located on the first floor and there are up to four further bedrooms on the second level depending upon how you use the space.

The antique colonial residence is an early 1800’s home possessing great intrinsic charm. The old house does need restorative work but is a museum quality dwelling well worth the investment. The kitchen, with its early fireplace, is an especially charming room.

The Main Stable is approximately 8000 square feet in size, with 22 stalls each measuring 12’x13’4”.  The stalls have clay floors and all interior partitions are removable. The center isle is 12 feet wide, and the ceiling height is 10 feet. There is an employees lounge with bath; office with bath; heated wash room with moisture resistant Marlite walls; feed room; hay room; mechanical room; tack room. On the second floor is a large apartment having a 30’x36’ Great Room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, and spacious deck.

The Yearling Stable near the farmhouse is a picturesque former gambrel dairy barn. There are 12 box stalls each approximately 9’6”x12’. There is a tack room, feed room, and hay room on the first floor. The second floor holds approximately 80 tons of hay. In the back paddock is a metal 3 stall isolation barn.

This farm, consisting of two parcels, has been placed in the Dutchess Land Conservancy to provide open space for the community in perpetuity. No further subdivision of either will be permitted though other buildings will be allowed to be constructed. Annual New York State tax credits will accrue to the purchaser. Many other properties in the neighborhood are in the DLC.