Welcome to one of Sweden’s most impressive equestrian estates – Runsten Equestrian.
A property for those seeking the very best in equestrian sport and horse facilities, located just 30 minutes from central Stockholm. This exclusive and professionally managed estate covers approximately 50 hectares of developed land with a sand base, providing exceptional conditions. Here, functionality, quality, and first-class facilities come together.
The estate offers a total of 155 stables across ten barns, large paddocks, turnout areas with excellent pastures, and a well-organized boarding facility with experienced staff on site. Several residences are available on the property, ideal for both staff and guests. Runsten currently features two large indoor arenas, outstanding outdoor arenas, and prepared riding tracks with sand footing.
Arenas & Riding Facilities
Two high-quality indoor arenas. The larger one is among the biggest in Scandinavia, measuring 80 × 30 m, with a grandstand along the long side accommodating 350–400 spectators. The building, originally built in 2005, is in excellent condition and was newly painted in 2022.
The smaller arena, built in 2023, measures 62 × 22 m and has a grandstand for 40 people along the short side. In addition to the indoor arenas, the estate offers several large fiber-sand and grass arenas as well as two top-class cross-country courses. There are four fiber-sand arenas (one maintained year-round) and two excellent large grass arenas. The main cross-country course with grass obstacles suits all levels and is open during the summer season. The smaller, enclosed sand-based cross-country track, called the “All-Weather Course,” can be used all year round. All arenas meet high competition standards, and both the grass and fiber-sand arenas are complemented by facilities such as judge towers, a show office, a café, and more.
Stables & Paddocks
The estate features ten different barns with approximately 155 boxes to meet a variety of needs. Each barn has tack rooms and horse care facilities. For major equestrian events, in addition to the permanent barns, there is an 11-hectare area for temporary stabling with mobile stalls, typically accommodating around 300 horses.
Adjacent to the barns are 100 well-drained year-round paddocks (10 × 30 m) with sand footing, along with several large summer pastures and turnout areas with shelters, resting areas, and feeding stations. Currently, the estate houses about 90–100 boarded horses, with capacity for more.
Residences & Outbuildings
The main residence is an impressive manor house with 305 sqm of living space and a total area of 425 sqm across two floors. The ground floor offers large open spaces, while the bedrooms are quietly located on the upper floor. A beautiful terrace with a spacious lawn provides views of the estate.
The property offers several additional residences of varying styles, suited for different occasions and needs. Next to the manor house are four red guest cottages with multiple beds, used by employees or rented out for camps. There are also two larger guesthouses with a total of 30 beds, featuring shared kitchen and bathroom facilities.
Economy & Future Prospects
In connection with the purchase of Runsten Equestrian, there is an option to acquire an additional 16.7 hectares of unused land. The land is currently classified as agricultural property:
11.7 hectares of developed land suitable for competition stabling, parking, and includes a swimmable pond with a jetty. 5 hectares of woodland with primarily sandy soil, suitable for riding trails or further equestrian development. Runsten Equestrian shows strong financial results this year, with a turnover of just over SEK 12 million and an EBITDA of over SEK 3 million. The 2026 results are expected to be even higher following a recently signed agreement with an equestrian-focused secondary school that will lease part of the facility.
