Hoffman Farms

Hoffman Farms

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Hoffman Farms offers horse boarding and training ,in Highland MI. Our horse trainers work under the name , Blackstone Stables.

02/14/2023

Our hearts and prayers go out to everyone involved. God bless the first responders who worked so selfishly to assist others.

12/30/2022

THANK YOU FOR A GREAT YEAR!
Regular hours resume 1/7/23

04/23/2018

Did you know that Hoffman Farms is the largest equestrian facility in Oakland County??
We have boarding and lessons!
For lessons, please checkout Blackstone Stables trainers:
For boarding, please call (248) 363-0340

04/23/2018

Happy Monday!!!!

Photos 04/13/2017

Beautiful sunset on the farm..

Photos from Hoffman Farms's post 12/13/2016
Photos from Hoffman Farms's post 08/21/2016

As many of you know , we had a tragic loss in April and lost our winery. Fast forward to today and construction is moving right along ! Drywall and paint completed. Trim work starts next week! We are very excited to complete construction so we can open to the public! Thank for your patience and support !

Photos 05/02/2016

The drive into the stables and soon to be tasting room!

Photos 05/02/2016

We may be delayed , but we are moving forward ! Thanks again to everyone for your support and encouragement !

Photos from Hoffman Farms's post 03/31/2016

A little history about Hoffman Farms.....

Somewhere around 1830, a man named Elias Doty chose to farm a picturesque stretch of Michigan countryside that spanned 300 acres in both Highland and Rose Townships.

In 1973, Susan Briggs Fisher bought the property years after she had married into the legendary Fisher Body Family. Her father, Walter O. Briggs, was the largest automobile body manufacturer in the country. To Detroiters, he was even better known as the owner of the Tigers and Briggs Stadium.

In 1993, this idyllic farm became my home. Today Hoffman Farms continues to maintain the farming and stabling traditions of its predecessors.

Many exciting events have taken place on the farm since I purchased it. On August 7, 2007, we hosted a fundraiser for Senator John McCain. In 2009, MTV shot an episode of Teen Cribs on our property. Also in 2009, Michigan native Tommy Steele and his band shot a music video for their famous hit, "Watching Love Grow."

We are currently in the process of bottling Hoffman Farms wine and constructing a wine tasting room on site, which will be open to the public!
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2521 Rose Center Road
Highland, MI
48356