Market & scalability

A market that already exists, without a purpose-built product.

The equestrian short-term rental market in North Texas is served today by patchwork Airbnbs and out-of-town hotels. Foxglade is designed for the guest profile these operators are missing.

Target guest

Four repeat-visit profiles.

Avg. stay · 3–7 nights

Southern Cross clients

Riders training or clinicing at Southern Cross who want on-property lodging with stable access.

Avg. stay · 2–5 nights

Horse show families

Extended families attending regional shows, derbies, and clinics across North Texas.

Avg. stay · 2–3 nights

Ranch getaway travelers

Dallas-area couples and small groups seeking rural stays with amenities.

Avg. stay · 3–4 nights

Corporate & wedding groups

Full-property buyouts for retreats, weddings, and executive offsites.

Demand signals

The numbers behind the model.

72%
Target occupancy
Blended across units
$525
Avg. nightly rate
Barndominium
$200
Stable slot
Per horse, per night
4.2×
Repeat-guest rate
Vs. generic rentals
Expansion & scalability

Foxglade is the first property, not the last.

The financing structure and operating playbook are designed to replicate across adjacent equestrian markets — Aubrey, Weatherford, Aiken, Ocala.

Year 1
Foxglade Ranch, Terrell

40 acres, three property typologies, contracted revenue live.

Year 2
Adjacent land option

First right of refusal on the neighboring 40-acre parcel; extend to 24 units and an arena.

Year 3
Second property

Replicate model in a second equestrian market with a proven playbook and refinance-friendly comps.

Year 5
Portfolio & brand

Four to six properties operating under a single hospitality brand, shared reservation system, cross-marketing.

Multi-property model and market comps included in the full deck.

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