HORSESHOEING SCHOOL
Student Housing
Student Housing & Accommodations
Troy Price Horseshoeing School offers on-site student housing for those attending our farrier training programs in Wells County, Northeast Indiana. Conveniently located in Uniondale, just south of Fort Wayne, our campus provides easy access to I-69 and surrounding highways, making it an accessible option for students traveling from Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and throughout the Midwest.
Our facility includes fully equipped farrier shops and a farmhouse where classroom instruction and student lodging are provided. The farmhouse is available at no additional cost to students who have paid their tuition and require overnight accommodations while enrolled in our horseshoeing courses.
The student farmhouse includes kitchen and laundry facilities, air conditioning, and soft water to ensure a comfortable stay during your training. This on-site housing allows students to fully immerse themselves in hands-on farrier education without the added expense of hotels or short-term rentals.
By offering complimentary housing as part of our horseshoeing school program, Troy Price Horseshoeing School helps students focus on developing professional farrier skills in a supportive, distraction-free environment.
Student Housing FAQ's
Is housing available for students attending the horseshoeing school?
Yes. Troy Price Horseshoeing School offers on-site student housing in a farmhouse located directly on the school property in Wells County, Northeast Indiana. Housing is available at no additional cost to students who have paid their tuition and need overnight accommodations during their farrier training.
What amenities are included in the student housing?
The farmhouse includes kitchen and laundry facilities, air conditioning, and shared living spaces. Students have access to everything needed for comfortable day-to-day living while attending the horseshoeing courses.
What should I bring if I plan to stay in student housing?
Students should bring bedding for a twin or double bed, toiletries, clothing layers for working in varying weather conditions, extra footwear, food, a lunch container, and basic school supplies such as a notebook or folder. Since farrier training is hands-on and physically demanding, durable work clothing is recommended.
Are pets allowed in the student housing?
No. Pets are not permitted in the farmhouse. With multiple students sharing accommodations — and because students travel to farms that may already have animals on-site — allowing pets would not be practical for the group environment.
