Lillie Brown: Your Equestrian Realtor in the Carolinas
Lillie is a life-long horse lover, and the local equestrian community is an integral part of her life. As a native of the Tryon, NC area, and experienced horse farm real estate agent and broker, she has helped professional, competitive and weekend riders find their dream properties in western North Carolina and upstate South Carolina.
Plan a visit around one of the upcoming events in the Tryon equestrian area
Please contact event locations during the COVID restrictions.
Foothills Equestrian and Nature Center: FENCE
FENCE calendar of events
Harmon Field
Harmon Classics calendar of events
Tryon International Equestrian Center: TIEC
TIEC Calendar of events
Tryon Riding & Hunt Club: TR&HC
TR&HC Calendar of events
Tryon, North Carolina …
Equestrian Real Estate and Upscale Homes in the Carolinas
Look No Further than Tryon Horse Farms
Tryon Horse Farms offers the most distinctive equestrian properties in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. We showcase real estate properties ranging from mini-farms and professional state-of-the-art training facilities to upscale homes. We serve clients seeking horse properties, vacation getaways, or retirement homes.
Country living in the Foothills: What makes the region so special for equestrians?
An area rich with horse tradition that dates back almost a century; it is a driving force of this area’s economy. There are more than 130 miles of equestrian trails, and some of the finest foxhunting in the nation.
For the competitive rider you will enjoy full-service training and show facilities that offer hunter/jumper, dressage, horse trials and combined driving events; facilities include FENCE (Foothills Equestrian and Nature Center) Harmon Field and the remarkable Tryon International Equestrian Center. We are also home to several state-of-the-art equine veterinary and surgical care facilities.
Tryon International Equestrian Center (TIEC)
TIEC is an international destination for equestrian competitors and spectators … highlighting hunter/jumper, equitation, polo and multi-discipline events. It's a year-round destination for dining, shopping and family entertainment. For additional information as well as upcoming show calendar, visit tryon.com.
Enjoy four restaurants, open year-round which caters to a wide variety of cravings. Roger’s Diner, a 50s-inspired motif with classics from all-day breakfast, burgers, milkshakes and to fried chicken and meatloaf, open every day. Wednesday through Sunday offers lunch and dinner at the Legends Grille, Blue Ginger Sushi & Noodles for the freshest seafood and Campagna Italian. Their website has the latest hours and more information.
TIEC is open, free admission, 365 days a year!
The Tryon International Equestrian Center is a 1,600 acre complex situated at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The venue has 1,200 permanent stables, 12 arenas. Seating capacity to handle over 10,000 spectators, plus a covered arena with 5,000 seats. Its world-class cross country course that will be used for both Eventing and Driving. The complex is surrounded by hundreds of miles of equestrian trails for Endurance. Under construction, is an on-site state-of-the-art veterinary facility. These facilities, for both competitors and spectators, are above reproach.
Truly a premiere equestrian and entertainment destination!
The Tryon area is a destination for the whole family!
The temperate climate makes this area a haven for year round outdoor activities. Waterfalls, mountains and rolling hills allow for limitless recreational pursuits; fishing, hiking, canoeing, mountain biking, and boating to name a few. For the golfer, western North Carolina has courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio, Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods.
And the arts … from the Peace Center and BI-LO Performing Art Center in Greenville, SC to Asheville's Symphony Orchestra, there is no shortage of cultural opportunities.
This is why so many find living in the western Carolinas so satisfying.
