Facilities

What makes Mylestone Stable’s facilities unique?

Exceptional Care.

Supportive Community.

Beautiful Setting.

A black horse grazing on green grass in a fenced pasture with trees in the background.

Tranquil Turnout & Scenic Views

  • All-day, individual turnout in large grass paddocks

  • Quiet hand-grazing spots throughout the property

  • Breathtaking views and a calm, welcoming atmosphere

“The tranquil environment and beautiful views make this more than just a barn—it’s a retreat for horses and their people.”

  • Indoor arena: 100’ x 50’ – ideal for consistent work in all weather

  • Outdoor arena: 185’ x 90’ – for flatwork, jumping, and lessons

  • Perimeter trail: a quiet path for hand walks or cool-down rides

Year Round Riding with Two Rings

Both arenas are dragged twice a week.

A cleared sandy outdoor riding arena surrounded by green trees under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Empty indoor riding arena with dirt floor and metal framework inside a large fabric-covered structure.
A woman wearing a helmet is riding a brown horse in an outdoor riding arena with trees and blue sky in the background.

Two Barns For Convenience & Space

The property features two spacious barns, the main (or lower) barn, and an upper barn. The main barn is divided into upper and lower sections, providing ample stall space and convenient access points throughout the facility. Each barn features its own tack room, feed room, and hay storage, providing organized functionality throughout the property.

The second barn is situated further up the hill, offering easier access to the outer turnout areas. This thoughtful layout helps streamline daily routines for both horses and humans, making transitions smoother and increasing efficiency at the barn.

A red barn with a brown roof, small windows, surrounded by large trees, with a driveway and a lamp post nearby, and a decorative fountain in the foreground.
Brown barn with open windows and a sliding door, surrounded by trees, with buckets and cleaning equipment outside.

Barn Amenities

Stalls

Inside a horse stable with four horses, two on each side, looking out of their stalls.

Upper level of main (lower) barn

  • 6x (10x10.5) stalls

  • 1x (10x6) storage stall

Lower level of main (lower) barn

  • 2x (9.5x12) stalls

  • 2x (19x18) suite stalls

  • 2x (9.5x9) stalls

Interior of a clean horse stable corridor (the lower barn) with multiple horse stalls and fluorescent lighting.

Upper barn

  • 1x (10x14) stall

  • 7x (10x10) stalls

  • 2x (10x9) stalls

  • 1x (9x9) stall

Interior of a horse stable (the upper barn) with wooden and metal stalls, some equipment hanging on the wall, and fluorescent lights on the ceiling.

Heat

Both barns offer heat in winter, plus a heated bathroom on the upper lever of the main barn.

Tack Rooms

There are spacious tack rooms in both barns, plus a lounge space for riders.

Wash Stations & Frost-Free Water

The lower barn boasts an indoor wash stall with hot water. The upper barn features an outdoor wash stall, and there are frost-free water spigots throughout the property.

Feed Rooms

Each barn includes a designated feed room for storing grain and supplements, plus a hay room.

A chestnut horse with a white star on its forehead is standing on crossties at a wash station outside a wooden stable with open windows and a wooded area in the background.
  • A lounge room for riders and boarders is heated in winter.

    Lounge Room - Main Barn

  • The main tack room with a table, tack, and horse riding gear.

    Tack Room - Main Barn

  • Upper Barn Feed room with feed bins.

    Feed Room - Upper Barn

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