Paris-Isle of France, Val-d`Oise, Béthemont-la-Forêt

This equestrian property will charm you with its privileged setting
nestling between Bethemont and Taverny on 3.8 hectares of land on the edge of the Montmorency forest. The equestrian centre's facilities include a ground floor building with a spacious clubhouse featuring a large fireplace, two offices to welcome clients and riders, a small kitchen and a boiler room. Upstairs, a F2 flat of around 43 m² has a kitchen opening onto the living room, a bedroom and a shower room with toilet.
There are also 2 studios for staff, 55 boxes, a large floodlit show jumping arena (140 x 50), a small floodlit training arena (60 x 20), a covered riding arena for horses (30 x 20), a covered riding arena for ponies (25 x 15), and a round pen for working the horses. A refreshment area is also available for competitions. Some refreshments are planned. virtual visit available on request.

In addition, there is a large function room (300 m²) with a mezzanine and a fully-equipped industrial kitchen for organising private and professional events such as weddings, seminars, conferences and other events. The large private car park can accommodate up to 450 vehicles all year round.
The energy class is E with an index of 297, and the climate class is C with an index of 14. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use are between €710 and €1040 per year, with average energy prices indexed to 2021 (including subscriptions).

This complex has great potential and is ideal for organising numerous equestrian and sporting events in Béthemont-la-Forêt.
offers guaranteed success and tranquillity for your events. What's more, with direct access to the Montmorency national forest, you can enjoy horse riding or walking.

The Montmorency state forest, 6 km long from north-west to south-east, is a vast chestnut grove located just 20 km north of the capital. Acquired by the State in 1933, 1958 and 1972, this peri-urban forest is a real asset for the region: the largest forest in the Val-d'Oise, it welcomes almost 5 million visitors a year.
A former royal hunting forest, it extends over an undulating area dotted with historic sites, ponds, belvederes, remarkable trees, etc.