Wootton
Shelvin Farm Livery
Livery at Shelvin Farm in Wootton, with an outdoor arena, cross-country course and nearby bridlepaths.
- Arena
- Off-road hacking
You rent a stable and grazing and do everything yourself: mucking out, feeding, turning out and bringing in, twice a day, every day.
Worked out from the 5 yards in Kent that publish a diy price. Weekly prices are converted to monthly (× 52 ÷ 12). 2 of the 5 include hay or haylage in the price, and 0 include bedding.
Across every yard we list, the typical diy price is £217 a month (64 yards).
Wootton
Livery at Shelvin Farm in Wootton, with an outdoor arena, cross-country course and nearby bridlepaths.
Bethersden
DIY livery in Bethersden with a floodlit 60x20 arena, horse walker and a nearby toll ride.
Hodsoll Street
Full, part and DIY livery at Hodsoll Street, with 60 acres of year-round herd grazing and multiple arenas.
Ruckinge
Full, schooling, training, part, assisted DIY and DIY livery at a riding school near Ruckinge, with 2026 weekly prices.
Bilsington
DIY, full and working livery at Bilsington Priory, with off-road riding across 1,000 acres.
You rent a stable and grazing and do everything yourself: mucking out, feeding, turning out and bringing in, twice a day, every day.
From the 5 yards that publish a price, diy livery costs £220 a month in the middle of the range (£51 a week), with the cheapest at £199 and the dearest at £415. We convert weekly prices to monthly by multiplying by 52 and dividing by 12.
At 2 of those 5 yards the price includes hay or haylage. At the rest you buy your own or pay the yard by the bale, so add your hay bill when you compare. Each yard's page shows what its price includes.
All diy livery yards in Kent · DIY livery prices everywhere
These figures come only from prices yards publish themselves. Yards that don't publish prices aren't counted, and published prices can be out of date: always confirm with the yard. What else to budget for.