This horse property in New England is spectacular.
In 2017, Old Town Barns completed this well-planned horse barn and indoor riding arena in Connecticut for their client. The project took seven months to complete and brought the client’s vision for their spacious horse property to life. Together, Dylan Zublin of Old Town Barns and his client selected cedar siding, a metal roof and black vinyl windows and worked together to design a custom 14-stall barn and indoor riding arena. The stable and stalls were intentionally designed without a second floor to allow for optimal air flow and natural light. The materials were carefully planned and chosen for their durability, lending to the barn’s overall modern farm style aesthetic. This barn is beautiful inside and out.
Old Town Barns has over 30 years of experience designing and building custom horse barns and farms. With their expertise and experience, they are able to more easily navigate land laws and rules associated with the permitting process. Old Town Barns handled every aspect of this project within the expected time frame; from obtaining all permits, to designing the buildings and then building them.
The dreamy barn exterior is painted with Benjamin Moore’s Dragon’s Breath from the Classic Color Collection.
Stable Interior
The barn has 14 stalls inside. Each stall was custom built by Old Town Barns and the stall fronts are by Lucas Equine.
The modern state-of-the-art barn includes 14 stalls, a tack room, grooming stalls, hay storage, utility room, laundry room and bathroom.
The barn’s interior has several magnificent focal points, including these exposed beams and high ceilings.
Inside the tack room.
Indoor Riding Arena
The barn is just steps away from the riding arena.
The detached heated indoor arena is 72’x192′ and is outfitted with TravelRight footing from Lawton Adams.
There are 44 light fixtures in the arena along with speakers and heaters as well.
The arena has three Big Ass Fans spaced throughout the space.
Lush Grounds
Thank you Old Town Barns for sharing this property with Stable Style.
Photography by Julia D’Agostino and Natt McFee
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