Balscote
Balscote DIY Livery Stables
DIY and assisted DIY livery in Balscote, with a 35m x 20m indoor school and post-and-rail grazing.
- Arena
- Indoor
- Off-road hacking
14 yards in Oxfordshire offering diy livery. You rent a stable and grazing and do everything yourself: mucking out, feeding, turning out and bringing in, twice a day, every day.
Of the 6 that publish a price, the middle figure is £225 a month (£52 a week), from £121 to £351. How we work out these figures.
Balscote
DIY and assisted DIY livery in Balscote, with a 35m x 20m indoor school and post-and-rail grazing.
Blewbury
Riding centre at Blewbury offering DIY and full livery with the Ridgeway and Downs nearby for hacking.
Elsfield
Grass and DIY stabled livery a mile from Oxford city centre, with 24-hour turnout, a 20x60m outdoor arena and private hacking from the farm.
Blewbury
BHS approved livery yard near Didcot with grass, part and DIY livery, a floodlit 60x20m arena and over 90 acres of turnout near the Downs.
Curbridge
DIY livery at Curbridge near Witney, with indoor and outdoor arenas and private hacking routes from the yard.
Finmere
DIY livery at Finmere with a stable and paddock per horse, a floodlit 20 x 60m arena and on and off road hacking.
Bletchingdon
Heathfield Park near Kidlington offers DIY livery stabling and yard rentals, with a 30 by 45 metre indoor arena.
Witney
DIY livery near Witney with grazing, hay, two schools and off-road riding on the farm.
Bampton
DIY livery and competition venue between Brize Norton and Bampton, with training and venue hire also offered.
Woolstone
Part, full and DIY livery at Woolstone, with individual paddocks, a large outdoor arena and a covered horse walker.
Emmer Green, Reading
DIY livery at a long-established yard in Emmer Green, with a stable included and feeding and turnout charged extra.
Uffington
BHS approved livery yard below the Uffington White Horse with DIY, part and full livery in Monarch stables and 130 acres of on-site hacking.
East Hanney
Family-run livery stables at East Hanney, near Wantage, with a floodlit school, show jumping and cross-country fences, and flexible terms from full help to DIY.
Ardley
DIY and part livery near Ardley, with all-year grazing, a floodlit arena and on-farm riding.
No yards here match all of those.
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 6 yards that publish a price, diy livery costs £225 a month in the middle of the range (£52 a week), with the cheapest at £121 and the dearest at £351. We convert weekly prices to monthly by multiplying by 52 and dividing by 12.
At 2 of those 6 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.
Prices and facts come from each yard's own website and are checked by hand; they change, so ring before you visit. Run one of these yards? Update your listing.