Machell Place House & Stables, the historic Newmarket training yard with trainer's house fronting onto the famous Warren Hill gallops and Long Hill training grounds, has come to the market.
Owned by Peter Chapple-Hyam, who trained Dr Devious to win the Espom Derby in 1992 and repeated the success with Authorized in 2007, Machell Place comprises an attractive six bedroom trainer's house, a traditional training yard with 39 boxes and staff cottage. The property is centrally located within Newmarket and has Warren Hill gallops on its doorstep. Both the yard and house offer an extremely unique opportunity to further improve and modernise and are available as a whole or in two separate lots, offering either a fantastic house for a racing enthusiast or an impressive training yard.
Guide price: £1.5 million through Bidwells (01223 559407)
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