Mixed Use In Aiken

Income-Producing Equestrian Compound & Dual-Residence Estate A rare, commanding offering in Aiken’s Historic Horse District, Byerley Farmis the only horse farm sharing a direct fence line with Bruce’s Field—home to Aiken’s premier Grand Prix and hunter/jumper competitions. Often celebrated as “Aiken’s Grand Prix Village Farm,” this premier estate effortlessly rivals the exclusive layouts of Wellington’s renowned equestrienne claves. The Primary Historic Parcel (3.01 Acres): Features a high-capacity, income-producing 42-stall training barn, 2 paddocks, and a 1,144 sq. ft. 2-bedroom guest cottage—perfect for a trainer’s residence, guest house, or rental. Ideal for hunter/jumper, dressage, eventing, or Thoroughbred operations. Originally part of the historic Whitney family polo fields, the farm’s pedigree includes development by Charles Engelhard (Cragwood Stables), leasing by Paul Mellon (Rokeby Stables), ownership by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNair (Stonerside Farm), Darley under Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, and a flawless, top-tier restoration by the current owner in 2022. Located just moments from the Aiken Polo Grounds, the Aiken Training Track, and the miles of protected riding trails in Hitchcock Woods, this property effortlessly anchors historic legacy with massive income potential.