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Horse properties in Pine Ridge Estates, Beverly Hills, Florida

Acre-plus lots, 27.3 miles of private riding trails and a 94-acre equestrian complex. Here is how to buy the right one.

By the Pine Ridge Home Team · Published

The short answer

Pine Ridge Estates is a deed-restricted equestrian community in Beverly Hills, Citrus County, Florida 34465. Horses and barns are allowed on most lots that have a home, with exceptions by section. Lots run from about one acre to more than five.

In 2026 through September 28, homes on 2.5 to 3.5 acres sold for a median of $658,200 and homes on 3.5 acres or more for a median of $900,000, against $453,150 for homes on about one acre.

What makes a Pine Ridge property work for horses

  • The section. Barns cannot be built in the Country Club section. Check the section before anything else.
  • The acreage. Outbuilding limits grow with the lot: 2 buildings and 2,000 square feet on two acres or less; 3 and 3,500 on more than two up to three acres; 4 and 5,000 on more than three up to five; 5 and 7,000 on more than five. A barn, a hay shed and a detached garage add up fast on a one-acre lot.
  • The trees. Every lot keeps 30 mature trees per acre. On a combined lot the trees can stand on one part of the property, leaving the rest open for pasture.
  • The trail. Some lots back up to the trail system and some do not. Ask which.
  • What is already there. An existing barn, fencing and cleared pasture that were approved by the association save a buyer months. Ask for the approvals.

The rules themselves are laid out in Can you keep horses in Pine Ridge Estates?

What acreage sells for

Lot sizeHomes soldMedian sale priceMedian price per sq ft
About 1 acre (1.3 or less)116$453,150$207
1.3 to 2.5 acres27$452,000$210
2.5 to 3.5 acres10$658,200$267
3.5 acres or more7$900,000$341

Closed home sales, January 1 to September 28, 2026. Stellar MLS, Pine Ridge (Area 14), closed sales through September 28, 2026 and listings as of October 1, 2026. Medians; the larger-lot groups are small, so read them as a direction.

Larger parcels are scarce. Of 160 homes sold in that period, 17 sat on 2.5 acres or more. If you need three acres or more, expect to wait for the right one or to buy land and build. Current land prices are on Pine Ridge lots and land.

Riding in Pine Ridge

The association reports 27.3 miles of horse trails through the community, for horses and walkers only. The 94-acre complex has a show arena, a regulation dressage ring, a jumping ring, a trail arena, a round pen and a small cross-country area, and a 17-stall community barn where owners may keep horses while they build their own. The association's site also points riders north to the World Equestrian Center in Ocala.

How to see every horse property for sale

Listings come and go weekly, and the public search sites mix Pine Ridge with the rest of Beverly Hills. Tell us what you need (acreage, stalls, pasture, trail access, budget) and we will send you the Pine Ridge properties that fit, including ones that are about to come to market, with the section and outbuilding limits already checked.

Quick answers

Is Pine Ridge Estates in Beverly Hills, FL a horse community?

Yes. Pine Ridge Estates was created in 1972 as an equestrian community. The property owners association reports 27.3 miles of horse trails and a 94-acre complex with a show arena, dressage ring, jumping ring and a 17-stall community barn.

How much does a horse property cost in Pine Ridge?

From January 1 to September 28, 2026, Pine Ridge homes on 2.5 to 3.5 acres sold for a median of $658,200 and homes on 3.5 acres or more for a median of $900,000. Homes on about one acre sold for a median of $453,150. Source: Stellar MLS closed sales, Pine Ridge (Area 14).

How big a barn can I build in Pine Ridge?

It depends on the lot. Total outbuildings are capped at 2,000 square feet on two acres or less, 3,500 on more than two up to three acres, 5,000 on more than three up to five acres, and 7,000 on more than five acres. No structure may exceed 25 feet in height, and barns are not allowed in the Country Club section.

Where can I keep my horses while I build in Pine Ridge?

The community barn at the equestrian complex can accommodate up to 17 property owners' horses during the building process, according to the association. Availability and any fees are set by the association, so confirm a stall directly with the Pine Ridge Property Owners Association at (352) 746-0899.

Where this comes from

Checked November 10, 2026. Rules, fees and services change. Verify anything you are relying on with the Pine Ridge Property Owners Association, (352) 746-0899, and with Citrus County before you buy or build. This page is general information, not legal advice.

Talk to the team

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Acreage, stalls, pasture, trail access and budget. We'll send the Pine Ridge properties that fit, with the rules for each already checked.

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