How much would these cost for a ten acre horse training facility(w/ about 56 stalls)?
Feeder and water buckets
fencing
tack
brushes and ext.
show equiment
wheelbarrows and shovles
saddle racks and ext.
feed bins
irragation
gates and locks
Also how much would it cost to put up three barns(they would including the 56 stalls and A tack room and an office)
People just tell me, don't say anything else.
Thanxz.
max is ten acres, I can't have it bigger
All depends on the size of everything, as well as the quality and brand. I can tell you that 10 acres bought w/ no woods with a 80×100 steel building barn and about 2 miles of cheap t-post and wire fencing is about 170,000 or so, or at least ours is. Fencing is what costs so much. If you can decrease the amount of fences, you can save a lot of money.
With 3 barns and 56 stalls on 10 acres, you are not going to have room for any pasture. Possibly just one pasture once you figure in walkways and everything.
With everything you want, it would probably figure to half a million or more total, and that is if you can find cheaper land.
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May 21st, 2009 at 6:10 am
All depends on the size of everything, as well as the quality and brand. I can tell you that 10 acres bought w/ no woods with a 80×100 steel building barn and about 2 miles of cheap t-post and wire fencing is about 170,000 or so, or at least ours is. Fencing is what costs so much. If you can decrease the amount of fences, you can save a lot of money.
With 3 barns and 56 stalls on 10 acres, you are not going to have room for any pasture. Possibly just one pasture once you figure in walkways and everything.
With everything you want, it would probably figure to half a million or more total, and that is if you can find cheaper land.
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May 21st, 2009 at 6:25 am
There's no possible way to "just tell you." The price of land and labor will vary LOT depending on the area in which you live, plus the amount of variance in price between the ok-quality and the best quality equipment and supplies is going to be huge when dealing with that much stuff. That 10 acre farm Danielle mentioned that would cost $170k? In my area, it would run at least $1-2 million. That just shows you how much real estate values can vary depending on where in the country/world you live.
I agree with Danielle, it wouldn't be a good idea to build a facility that large on only 10 acres. Unless you don't plan on turning the horses out to pasture hardly at all, you won't have anywhere near enough pasture space for 56 horses, especially if there's also going to be a house on the property. Remember that you'll also need a good sized arena and possibly a round pen. I wouldn't consider building a facility that large on less than 25 acres, personally, and ideally I'd say you should have closer to 35-40 acres if not more.
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May 21st, 2009 at 8:32 am
I agree with the size of the land not being large enough for good pasturing of the horses. Just to touch on the cost of the interior stall components for 56 stalls - at approximately $1007 per stall (includes swing out waterers and swing out feeders), you are looking at around $56,400 just for interior stall components. Hope that helps.