Historic Hudson Valley horse farm lists for $6.9 million
Edition Farm South, a historic Hudson Valley horse farm spanning 114 acres in Hyde Park, New York, has listed for about $6.85 million. The property pairs a renovated 1870s farmhouse with barns, guest residences, art studios, and a gallery suited to continued equestrian use. According to Robb Report, the Compass listing also offers an optional adjoining 84-acre parcel for $2 million.
Key Takeaways
- Edition Farm South covers 114 acres in Hyde Park and is listed near $6.9 million.
- The renovated 1870s farmhouse offers three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and a one-bedroom guest suite totaling about 3,175 square feet.
- Equestrian amenities include multiple barns with more than 35 stalls, watered paddocks, and riding trails.
- Art studios, offices, a climate-controlled gallery, and a catering pantry support creative work and events.
- The farm sits under 20 minutes from Rhinebeck and Millbrook and a little more than two hours from Manhattan.
What is included with this historic Hudson Valley horse farm?
Beyond rolling pastures, the Hyde Park estate centers on a renovated 1870s farmhouse finished with modern materials and views over the fields. The main house has three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, plus an adjacent one-bedroom guest suite; together they measure roughly 3,175 square feet.
Several other residences add room for guests and staff. Creative buyers will note art studios, offices, and a gallery with polished concrete floors, heating, and air-conditioning, along with a catering pantry for larger gatherings.
How strong are the equestrian facilities on the Hyde Park estate?
The historic Hudson Valley horse property was built for serious breeding and boarding. Facilities include multiple barns with more than 35 stalls, watered paddocks, and riding trails that wind past century-old stone walls.
Robb Report reports the farm was once part of a nearly 200-acre Thoroughbred operation run for about four decades by breeder Vivien Goodman Malloy. Designer Kristina O’Neal and her then-husband bought it in 2023 and upgraded infrastructure while aiming to keep the breeding and boarding use intact.
Why does the Hudson Valley location matter for luxury buyers?
Edition Farm South is less than 20 minutes from Rhinebeck and Millbrook and a little more than two hours by car from Manhattan. The corridor is also drawing new luxury hospitality, including a forthcoming Soho House and a One&Only residential and resort project.
Listed with Byron Anderson of Compass at about $6.85 million—with an extra 84 acres available for $2 million—the offering stands out among luxury real estate and dream homes for buyers seeking scale, history, and turnkey horse infrastructure in one package.