The Farm
Pine Plains, New York
One hundred twenty acres in the rolling hills of Dutchess County — bordered by old stone walls, mature woodland, and grazing land worked for generations.
120
Acres
24
Stalls
1962
Established
∞
Trails & Pastures
Our History
Six decades on the same land
The property was established in 1962 as Dutchess Views, a small thoroughbred nursery on farmland that had been worked since the late nineteenth century. Under the Hale family it developed a quiet reputation for careful breeding and honest horsemanship across four decades.
Under new ownership since 2018, the farm was renamed Green Meadow Farm and put through a three-year restoration: original hand-hewn beams and fieldstone foundations preserved, a covered arena added, and the rehabilitation paddocks, cold saltwater spa, and equine pool built out for full-care layup and retirement work.
What has not changed is the standard. The horses that come to us are cared for the way they always have been on this land — patiently, thoroughly, and with the long view in mind.
Facilities
Built around the horse
Three barns of dark-stained oak with brass hardware, a 200-by-80 covered arena, dedicated rehabilitation paddocks, on-site quarantine, and a veterinary treatment room. Every detail considered, nothing ornamental.
- —24 oversized matted stalls across three barns
- —200 × 80 covered arena & outdoor sand ring
- —Individual turnout & small-herd paddocks
- —Cold saltwater spa & equine swimming pool
- —Round pen, covered walker, and starting gate
- —On-site farrier and veterinary quarters
The Land
Boundless trails, west-facing sunsets
Trails weave through dappled woods, open pastureland, and up to a west-facing hilltop that catches every last ray of the setting sun. Historic barns and the restored loft residences sit lightly in the landscape, keeping the farm itself front and center.
Through the Seasons
A working farm, year-round
Sunrise
High Summer
Stone Walls
Last Light
Visit the Farm
Come walk the property with us
Visits are by appointment. We'll show you the barns, the rehabilitation facilities, the trails, and the lofts above.