Exceptional Equestrian Estate with Professional Facilities – Linderöd, Skåne, Sweden

Springfield Farm is an exceptional equestrian estate in the beautiful Skåne countryside, just outside the village of Linderöd. Designed for professional horse breeding, training, competition or private use, this established facility combines high-quality equestrian infrastructure, extensive land and generous accommodation in a highly accessible southern Sweden location.

The estate has historic associations with the well-known Zetterman family of elite riders and is currently let to competition riders. It offers an outstanding opportunity for a buyer seeking a ready-made equestrian business, an international training base, a lifestyle property with horses at its heart, or a substantial rural investment with future development potential.

Set across approximately 18.4 hectares, Springfield Farm includes a substantial main residence, separate guest or staff accommodation, 25 stables, an indoor arena, two outdoor arenas, horse walker, treadmill, lounge and bar building, garages and extensive practical storage and workshop space. Currently providing an established rental income of around SEK 600,000 per year.

Key Features:

Springfield Farm has been planned for high-level equestrian use and provides a rare level of infrastructure for both professional and private buyers.

• Established professional equestrian business with annual rental income of approximately SEK 600,000
• Approximately 18.4 hectares of land, pasture and training space
• Main residence of approximately 390 m² with pool, mature garden and private setting
• Separate rider or rental home of approximately 168 m²
• Separate accommodation for grooms
• 25 stables across three stable buildings
• Large indoor arena, approximately 20 x 75 metres, with fibre surface
• Two outdoor riding arenas with fibre surfaces
• Covered horse walker and separate treadmill
• Loose housing, fenced paddocks and well-planned grazing
• Springfield Inn lounge building with bar and panoramic arena views
• Large machinery garage, storage and working areas
• Good access to the E22, Denmark, ferry ports and European competition travel

A complete equestrian facility with established income

Springfield Farm is a complete and established equestrian estate in the Skåne countryside, just outside Linderöd. Created for a life where horses and business are at the centre, it offers professional facilities without compromising on accommodation, privacy or future potential.

The estate includes two substantial homes, separate groom’s accommodation, 25 stables, a 20 x 75 metre indoor arena, two outdoor arenas, a covered horse walker, treadmill and approximately 18.4 hectares of land. It is not a facility waiting to be brought into use – it is already operating as a professional equestrian business.

Parts of the farm are currently rented by professional event riders, who live in the smaller house, while their grooms have separate accommodation on site. The current arrangement generates approximately SEK 600,000 per year in rental income, equivalent to around SEK 50,000 per month.

For a future owner, this creates several possibilities: continue the existing rental arrangement, combine it with their own horse business, or eventually take over the full estate for private or commercial use.

Main house, pool and private garden

The main residence extends to approximately 390 m² and is positioned separately from the working areas of the estate. This allows the equestrian operation to continue while the home, pool and mature gardens retain a quiet and private atmosphere.

The established garden includes lawns, mature trees and planting, with views across the farm, surrounding fields and the wider Skåne landscape. The pool area and terraces provide an enjoyable setting for summer living, family time and entertaining after a day on the yard.

The house has a classic appearance with an attractive porch entrance. Inside, the accommodation includes a generous sitting room, dining room and TV room, alongside a well-appointed Ballingslöv kitchen in cherry wood. There is also a fully tiled bathroom on the ground floor.

Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms, including one with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There is a further bathroom and an additional sitting room with balcony access and views across the grounds.

Separate rider’s home and staff accommodation

The separate house, approximately 168 m², is an important part of the estate’s flexibility and is currently occupied by the professional riders renting part of the facility.

It includes three bedrooms, a living room with fireplace, kitchen, sauna, bathroom, guest WC, entrance hall and utility room. It could continue as rider accommodation or separate rental accommodation, but would also suit trainers, guests, family members or multi-generational living.

Separate accommodation for grooms is also available on the estate. For an owner running a larger training, competition or livery operation, having staff accommodation on site is a considerable practical advantage. The set-up allows owners, riders and grooms to live independently while remaining within the same working estate.

Professional stable yard and training facilities

The equestrian facilities have been designed for efficient professional use. There are 25 stables across three stable buildings, including a large U-shaped outdoor stable with 15 boxes and a sheltered central courtyard.

The remaining stable buildings provide additional boxes, sick boxes and practical service areas. Having several stable buildings allows horses to be separated according to their needs, whether competition horses, youngstock, liveries or other groups.

The estate includes a large indoor arena of approximately 20 x 75 metres with a fibre surface, creating excellent year-round training conditions. The generous length makes it suitable for a range of disciplines, everyday schooling and competition preparation.

There are also two outdoor arenas, approximately 80 x 27 metres and 50 x 30 metres, both with fibre surfaces. Positioned at an angle to one another, the arenas and indoor school offer a flexible training environment, allowing different work to take place at the same time and reducing the need to transport horses elsewhere.

A covered horse walker and a separate treadmill support the daily training and exercise of a larger number of horses. The estate also has a substantial machinery garage with a high entrance, along with generous working and storage areas.

Springfield Inn, pasture and land

Alongside the training facilities is Springfield Inn, a fully insulated lounge building with a bar and large panoramic windows facing the riding arena. It provides a useful and welcoming space for riders, owners and guests, as well as meetings, training sessions and smaller events.

The outdoor horse environment is well organised, with several paddocks of varying sizes, good fencing and convenient access from the stable yard. The layout supports smooth daily management and allows different groups of horses to be kept separately.

There is also loose housing, which, together with the paddocks and grazing, offers good potential for young horses and breeding. The land extends to approximately 18.4 hectares and provides room for grazing, horse keeping and further development, subject to any required permissions.

The holding comprises five property registrations: Linderöd 32:1, Linderöd 4:2, Linderöd 3:14, Linderöd 5:46 and Linderöd 3:49. This may offer future flexibility, although any division, separate sale or change of use would be subject to the relevant approvals.