Tour a Modern Equestrian Estate in Wellington

Get a glimpse of a stunning Florida polo property.

In Wellington, Florida the equestrian world is thriving. The latest barn tour on Stable Style showcases a world-class farm with top-of-the-line amenities. This lush developed property is just over 5 acres with another 50 acres for practice polo fields and potential future buildings.

The Decorators Unlimited worked hand-in-hand with the architect, In-Site Design Group, and the builder, J5 Construction, to create the overall project vision for the client. They were involved with the majority of the selections inside and out; from paver and brick finishes to the final towel rod and robe hook. They finished their part of the project by supplying furnishings and window treatments for all of the separate living/working spaces.

The project faced a challenging time constraint, which was a large undertaking. The property needed to be ready for polo season and the horse’s arrival. The team at The Decorators Unlimited coordinated the moving parts seamlessly. The client was located overseas, so making sure all parties communicated on an expert level regarding selections and schedules was absolutely necessary. In the end, the finished project turned out better than anyone imagined.

Design – The Decorators Unlimited

Photographer: Zachary Balber

Architect: In-Site Design Group

Builder: J5 Construction

Lighting Consultant: Orsman Design Inc

There are 64 stalls on the property. The stall doors are from Classic Equine.

Inside the barn are 4 tack rooms and 4 large storage/laundry/feed rooms, 2 wash stalls are located on the outside perimeter of the stables. The barn area also has a staff building, which sleeps 16 and a Patron Players Common Building which also has 2 administrative offices.

At the center is a large Asado area with an outdoor kitchen for grilling and entertaining.

Wash racks outside of the barn.

Tack Room Storage

This is just one of four tack rooms in the barn. The spectacular tack room features bridle racks on one side, saddle racks and mallet storage on the opposing wall.

The tack room flooring is a 8” porcelain tobacco wood plank for easier cleaning and less maintenance. The wood on the walls is a dark walnut stained plank to match the floor.

A series of black and white polo photos are hung above the tack.

Patron Players Common Building

This dedicated area is the perfect place to relax before or after a ride.

Living Quarters

The home on the property is a duplex consisting on two separate apartments. Each apartment has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a living space, kitchen and laundry room. A gym and maintenance building is also located on the property.