Qué oportunidad, ya que pocas propiedades en Bluegrass tienen el pedigrí de Castleton Farm. Fundada en 1793, esta legendaria tierra ha sido moldeada por generaciones de grandes jinetes de Kentucky: desde la granja de cría original de un senador de los Estados Unidos hasta la mansión renacentista griega de 1840 de la familia Castleman, que sigue siendo un hito de la granja en la actualidad. Dura
What an opportunity as few properties in the Bluegrass carry Castleton Farm’s pedigree. Established in 1793, this storied land has been shaped by generations of Kentucky’s great horsemen — from a U. S. Senator’s original breeding operation to the Castleman family’s 1840 Greek Revival mansion, which still stands as a landmark of the farm today. Over two centuries, Castleton bred and stood champi
Qué oportunidad, ya que pocas propiedades en Bluegrass tienen el pedigrí de Castleton Farm. Fundada en 1793, esta legendaria tierra ha sido moldeada por generaciones de grandes jinetes de Kentucky: desde la granja de cría original de un senador de los Estados Unidos hasta la mansión renacentista griega de 1840 de la familia Castleman, que sigue siendo un hito de la granja en la actualidad. Durante más de dos siglos, Castleton crió tres razas (purasangres, razas estándar y criadas de silla de montar) y se mantuvo como campeona, consolidando su lugar entre los viveros con más historia del Bluegrass. En la actualidad, la granja abarca 951 acres y ofrece una infraestructura de escala sin igual: 16 graneros que van desde instalaciones íntimas de 4 establos hasta una importante instalación de 30 establos, con un total de 268 puestos. Hay diez viviendas repartidas por toda la propiedad, incluidas las de varios administradores, que ofrecen un amplio alojamiento para el personal, lo que hace que Castleton sea tan funcional como histórico. Esto es más que una granja de caballos; es una explotación equina autosuficiente con dos siglos de pedigrí a sus espaldas, que se ofrece por primera vez en 25 años
a un nuevo administrador.
What an opportunity as few properties in the Bluegrass carry Castleton Farm’s pedigree. Established in 1793, this storied land has been shaped by generations of Kentucky’s great horsemen — from a U. S. Senator’s original breeding operation to the Castleman family’s 1840 Greek Revival mansion, which still stands as a landmark of the farm today. Over two centuries, Castleton bred and stood champions across three breeds — Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds, and Saddlebreds — cementing its place among the Bluegrass’s most storied nurseries. Today, the farm spans 951 acres and offers an unmatched scale of infrastructure: 16 barns ranging from intimate 4-stall setups to a substantial 30-stall facility, totaling 268 stalls. Ten homes across the property — including several managers’ houses — provide ample accommodation for staff, making Castleton as functional as it is historic. This is more than a horse farm; it’s a self-sufficient equine operation with two centuries of pedigree behind it, offered for the first time in 25 years to a new steward.
Our outstanding team of real estate professionals has spent many years in the Central Kentucky market establish
Our outstanding team of real estate professionals has spent many years in the Central Kentucky market establishing and refining their reputations while always delivering the highest quality real estate experience to their clients. Combining the experience of this local team with the global strength and unmatched resources of the Sotheby’s name provides our clients with a full range of truly unique advantages. Bluegrass Sotheby’s International Realty is built on a foundation of exceptional service, earning the trust of a loyal and diverse client base. Our balanced portfolio—ranging from moderately priced homes to premier luxury properties—allows us to deliver the same elevated level of care, expertise, and attention to every client we serve. Repeat business from our clients attests to our philosophy that size is not always a determining factor in measuring a company’s success.