Southill Livery Centre sits on the Southill Estate in County Durham and operates as a working livery yard with access to extensive countryside. The centre provides stabling and grazing for liveried horses, supported by indoor and outdoor floodlit arenas for year-round riding regardless of the weather or season.
Set within a large rural estate, the centre is well suited to riders who enjoy hacking as part of their routine. Over 12 miles of off-road hacking are available to liveried clients, giving plenty of scope for longer rides without the need to use public roads. For riders who prefer arena work, the outdoor floodlit arena, indoor arena, mirrors and show jumps allow schooling in jumping and flatwork, while training gallops support those preparing horses for faster work.
Facilities on site include car parking, feed stores, tack rooms, a sprinkler system, schooling accessories and the two arenas already mentioned. Grazing is available alongside stabling, and the estate setting provides a quiet, practical environment for both horse and rider. The mix of facilities makes the yard appropriate for a range of disciplines, with cross country, hacking, show jumping and training gallops all represented in the activities offered.
Southill Livery Centre is located in County Durham in the North East of England, on the Southill Estate. Those interested in livery or visiting the centre should make direct contact with the yard to discuss availability, current services and arrangements for off-road hacking on the estate.