Windsor House Stables, Lambourn
History
Windsor House Stables has an unrivalled and extraordinary history, having been occupied many notable trainers including: James Peace, Sir Charles and Sir Hugh Nugent, Tom Rimell, Syd Mercer, Peter Walwyn, Bryan Marshall, Roger Charlton, Nicky Henderson, Ralph Beckett, Harry Dunlop and currently Roger Teal.
Location & Situation
Windsor House Stables are at the foot of Hungerford Hill and accessed from Crowle Road with easy access to Mandown and particularly the 7 furlong Folly Road Fibresand.
The Trainer's House:
A four bedroom house is well placed to oversee the yard with a good sized sitting room, kitchen, family bathroom and access to its own garden.
The Yard
A total of 51 boxes. The upper yard consists of trainer's and racing office. Owners' room, and drying room. Row of 16 boxes, rug room, feed room and tack room. The lower yard comprises 26 boxes with veterinary store and tack room. Trotting ring. Storage barn. The equestrian swimming pool is centrally located providing easy access all round.
Barns / Storage
3 Bay Storage Barn.
Equine Swimming Pool:
Set in the middle of the yard providing a very useful and efficient tool for producing top quality horses.
Horse Walker:
6 Bay horse walker
Paddocks:
The paddocks across Crowle Road can be used in consultation with the Landlord. This will be by separate licence.
| Property | EPC rating | Council Tax Band | Payable Amount £ |
| Windsor House Stables | E | F | £3,627.72 |
| Business Value Rates | £35,500 PA (April 2026) |
General Remarks
Lease terms: A commercial lease excluded from the security provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
Services: Mains water, drainage and electricity, the trainer's house has mains gas fired central heating.
Local Authority: West Berkshire Council, Council Office, Market Street, Newbury, RG14 5LD.
Windsor House Stable, Lambourn, RG17 8NR
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Viewing: Strictly by appointment with agents Windsor Clive International 01672 521155 info@windsorclive.co.uk
Postcode: RG17 8NR
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