Amish Horse Barns For Sale

Barns Your Horses Will Love

Most horses need a combination of barn and pasture to live a happy and healthy life. Give your animals the comfort they deserve with our Amish horse barns. Featuring spacious stalls and ample storage, enjoy the peace of mind knowing your animals are safe when grazing time is over.

Choose from a variety of styles, including modular horse barns, two-stall barns, three-stall horse barns, and run-in barns. Our Amish-built structures are thoughtfully designed with your horse in mind, so they always get the social interaction they need.

With custom design options like feed compartments, vents, and a spacious interior, we help make those nights inside comfortable for your horses. Transform your property into a pasture retreat that keeps your animals safe at night. 

Wooden Horse Barn Customizations

Mushroom
Mushroom
Clear
Clear
Cedar
Cedar
Natural Gold
Natural Gold
Evergreen
Evergreen
Charcoal
Charcoal
Beige
Slate Blue
Slate Blue
Red
Red
Tan
Tan
Black
Black
Clay
Clay
Brown
Brown
Pewter Gray
Blue
Tan
Clay
Black
Black
Red
Green
Gray
Brown
White
Fox Hollow Gray
Fox Hollow Gray
Hickory
Hickory
Shakewood
Shakewood
Hunter Green
Hunter Green
Weathered Wood
Weathered Wood
Pewter Gray
Pewter Gray
Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Charcoal
Charcoal
Wooden compartment feed chest
3 Compartment Feed Chest 50 1/2”w x 34”h x 17 1/2”d
Single Door Wall Cabinet 27”w x 36”h x 14 1/4”d
Double cabinet shelf for saddles and harnesses
Double Saddle and/or Harness Cabinet w/ Shelf 51 1/2”w x 72”h x 32”d
Double door wall cabinet
Double Door Wall Cabinet 39”w x 36”h x 14 1/4”d
Wooden compartment feed chest
2 Compartment Feed Chest 34”w x 34”h x 17 1/2”d
High Country Barn Interiors
Monitor Style Barn w/ Open Interior
Finished horse barn interior
High Country Barn Interior
High Country Barn Interior
Drop vent for helpful access
Drop Vent Open
Exterior drop vent
Drop Vent Closed
Wood gable vent
Monitor Style Barn w/ Open Interior
Horse barn inner brackets
Brackets for Hurricane Regions
Chew Guard
Glue LAM LVL Header for Increased Snow Loads
Grill w/ Hay Rack & Feed Hole
Seamless Spouting
Standard Hardware
Vapor Proof Light w/ Die Cast Guard

Horse Barn Site Prep and Installation

Preparing your property for a large outdoor structure isn’t easy. For our Lean-To and Modular Horse Barns, we recommend using concrete footers that are 18” in diameter, 36” deep (below grade), and 2” – 4” above ground level. This prevents the building from shifting unevenly as the ground freezes and thaws over time.

Step #1: Filling in the Structure

Along with your horse barn, we will provide a footer placement diagram for your specific order showing exact measurements and placement. We also offer the installation of the footers. After your building is delivered, the area around the barn and under the lean-tos can be backfilled with crushed stone to pillar height. If you want cement in the center aisle or under the overhang, that can be poured after the barn is delivered.

Step #2: Anchoring the Barn

The best way to anchor a barn is to use a ¼” steel hurricane bracket. This bracket should be bolted to the concrete footer with concrete anchor bolts, and then lag bolted to the treated 6×6 that makes up the base of the building. This anchor system is included with your barn order.

Need Professional Help?

To take the headache out of site prep and installation, we recommend contacting BedRock SiteWorks. Levi and his team are experts at preparing your yard and can ensure a smooth installation for your new horse barn. 

Bedrock Foundations

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How big should my horse barn be?

The size of your barn will depend on how many horses you plan to house. See below for approximate sizing guidelines. 

2 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 30’x40’
  • Square Footage: 1,200

4 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 40’x40’
  • Square Footage: 1,600

6 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 40’x60’
  • Square Footage: 2,400

8 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 40’x80’
  • Square Footage: 3,200

10 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 40’x90’
  • Square Footage: 3,600

12 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 40’x100’
  • Square Footage: 4,000

16 Horses 

  • Dimensions (WxL): 40’x150’
  • Square Footage: 6,000
How far should a horse barn be from my house?

We recommend placing your horse barn about 75 feet from your home. For smaller properties, you may be able to move it a little closer. 

What size horse barns do you offer?

The size options for a Penn Dutch horse barn will depend on the style you choose. We offer a wide variety of sizes ranging from 10’x14’ to 36’x48’. Reach out to our team to talk through your options. 

Are the horse barns heated?

No, our horse barns are not heated.



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