Motlow Creek Equestrian Farms Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Motlow Creek Equestrian Farms is a gated acreage community in Campobello where the neighborhood plan revolves around horses, land, and foothill views rather than compact suburban lots. Listings regularly describe roughly 200 acres and 33 homesites, and the recorded parcels and finished properties typically run from about 4.3 to 15.35 acres, with an average lot size just over 9 acres.

The equestrian identity is central to the community. Listing remarks repeatedly point to private bridle paths and neighborhood trails, and several properties reference access to the on-site equestrian center with riding rings, dressage facilities, boarding options, and instruction. Many improved properties are already arranged as small horse farms with 3- to 4-stall barns, fenced paddocks, run-ins, round pens, or pasture infrastructure in place. Even the larger estate offerings keep that working-country orientation, with long drives, fenced acreage, and room for additional barns or arenas.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Homes here lean custom and spacious rather than uniform. Closed sales include contemporary, Charleston-style, and Southern Living-inspired houses built from 1983 to 2009, with the strongest concentration in the mid-1990s through the mid-2000s. Open floor plans, main-level primary suites, dedicated studies, bonus or recreation rooms, screened porches, large decks, and substantial garages all appear regularly. Mountain and pasture views are another repeating theme, especially along Stable Gate Drive, where closed sales average about 10 percent above the community's overall closed-sale average.

The setting reinforces the neighborhood's identity. Motlow Creek appears throughout the marketing language, and listings also mention ponds, stream crossings, tree-lined drives, gardens, and gently rolling ground in the Blue Ridge foothills. A covered bridge at the entrance is one of the signature details agents return to again and again, alongside fenced pastures and established trail connections.