A stunning stone stable with modern updates.
The Cheshire Hunt Conservancy in Unionville, Pennsylvania called on Archer & Buchanan for the redevelopment of their historic barn site. The goal was to deliver a barn to meet the modern stable demands for the Cheshire Hunt staff’s horses. The 14-stall barn features two wash stalls, a tack room, equipment bays, plus hay and straw storage above. The new barn connects the adjacent boarding house and Cheshire House to form a working courtyard.
Architect – Archer & Buchanan – Builder – King Barns – Photos by Jim Graham Photography
The design details are thoughtful and exude equestrian charm.
The beautiful barn features durable stone for longevity.
It’s only appropriate that the barn has a fox weathervane on the cupola.
The modern design has cost saving benefits. The Cheshire Hunt Conservancy has experienced a 50% reduction in horse-care costs compared to the previous 1920s facility. Additionally equine management is now easier as well.
Want to learn more about the Cheshire Hunt Conservancy? Visit them online at cheshirehuntconservancy.org.
Architect – Archer & Buchanan – Builder – King Barns – Photos by Jim Graham Photography
For more projects by Archer & Buchanan be sure to read Tour a 4-Stall Stable with Stunning Stonework and Tour a Beautiful Green Stable in Pennsylvania.
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