How much do people pay for livery

[cheval]

Quick bit of research if anyone can help....how much do you expect to pay for full livery, half livery and DIY and what does each include?

Thanks All

[maxandpaddy]

I pay £120 per month for an american barn style stable with storage space, grazing, secure tack room, and an indoor school

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[cheval]

Thank you for that...appreciate the help xx

[haggismarmite]

I pay approx £240 per month per horse for small stable, a not very good but better than nothing outdoor school, my own field but I have to fence and maintain it. That does not include any feed hay or bedding, but does include some turn out or bring in if I'm stuck as I live 1/2hr away.

Excellent no road hacking, friendly trustworthy knowledgable live in family which is worth a premium for me, and not many round here will do diy.

Unsurprisingly this is the commuterville South east!

[jayandpodge]

I pay £18 per week for a big stable, my own field and an outdoor school plus excellent hacking

[PrincessP]

I pay £30 per week which includes my own hay bay to store hay and shavens, secure personal tack room, outdoor school and summer turnout. They are currently making winter turnout pens which will be ready for next winter. I also pay £1 each day for them to feed/turnout when allowed.

[cheval]

Thanks everyone...that's really helpful

[chalky284]

I pay £25 per week DIY, own tack room, space for hay, 24/7 summer turnout, weekends only in winter. Good school that's floodlit, hacking is ok but not great.

eta- part livery I'd expect to pay £50 per week to include feeding and turnout mornings and either a skip out or bring in.

Full livery I'd expect to pay £80-90 per week to include everything bar riding but I would expect to supply my own hard feed.

[sevesstud]

£45 a week including straw, haylage, hard feed, daily turnout, amazing arena (floodlit) and fantastic hacking

[roxy93]

i was paying £27.50 a week for stable, turnout in winter is odd day for an hour or so, all day in summer. Arena and Hacking was good. £35 for a haylege this worked off a rota and then £40 for a very large straw which lasts a month.