About
Dairy House Farm Livery, located in Altrincham, is a dedicated farm for horse owners and riders. With a history of being a mixed arable and livestock farm, Dairy House Farm has transformed over the years into a premier facility for horse enthusiasts. The farm offers a range of stables and livery options, including DIY, with expansive grazing and comprehensive horse riding facilities.
Spanning over 100 acres, the well-maintained grazing at Dairy House Farm is supplemented by fields used for growing hay and barley for straw. Visitors are welcome to schedule a visit to see the stables and other facilities. One of the unique features of Dairy House Farm is its access to safe hacking routes. The Trans Pennine trail, which crosses the farm, allows riders to embark on safe hacking adventures directly from the farmyard.
Additionally, riders can also explore the nearby Carrington Moss, where extensive hacking is available. A traffic light-controlled Horse Crossing enables riders to venture to the River Mersey, Sale, Chorlton Water Parks, and beyond. For those who travel with trailers or horseboxes, there is ample parking available.
Dairy House Farm boasts a strategic location that caters to many horse owners and riders. Situated on the edge of Broadheath Altrincham, surrounded by fields stretching towards Dunham Massey, the farm is just a short drive from major transportation routes such as A56, M56, and Carrington bypass. Despite its closeness to these routes, Dairy House Farm provides a peaceful country setting with access to extensive bridleways, fields, and quiet lanes for enjoyable rides. The farm's convenient location benefits riders from Altrincham, Sale, Stretford, Urmston, Lymm, and South Manchester.
This is particularly advantageous for owners looking to attract full or part loan riders for their horses.
Dairy House Farm has fostered a strong sense of community among its horse owners, many of whom have had horses at the yard for over 15 years. This vibrant community actively organises activities and services, such as drill riding sessions, jumping sessions, dressage, and cross country competitions. Additionally, services like feed delivery, rug cleaning, and weekday assistance are arranged by individuals within the community. This community spirit, coupled with the wealth of horse welfare and riding knowledge available, makes Dairy House Farm an ideal home for horses.
Catering to riders of all ages and skill levels, Dairy House Farm has a diverse clientele, from happy hackers to national-level competitors in various equestrian events. The farm has riders who successfully participate in local shows and events, with plenty of support and assistance from other members of the yard. Equine services, including veterinarians, equine dentists, physiotherapists, saddlers, and farriers, regularly visit the farm, often reducing costs through shared visits. Nutritionists from reputable brands Spillers and Baileys also visit the farm to weigh and provide condition reports for horses.
The facilities at Dairy House Farm Livery are excellent, ensuring a satisfying experience for both riders and their horses. The farm boasts an all-weather dressage arena with mirrors and floodlights, a well-equipped and illuminated jumping arena, an outdoor arena for lunging and schooling, and an indoor arena. For exclusive use by clients, there is a farm ride with cross country jumps, as well as a dedicated jumping field. The farm also features a show field, which hosts The Bucklow Trafford Riding Club shows.
