A Cowboys paradise, custom property on 9+ acres was built in 1998 and has maintained with nothing but love and functionality in mind. It has it all! The main house is situated for gorgeous views from every room and displays old western charm from fixtures to fans to a one of a kind entry. The split floor plan contains a large master suite, tranquil soaking tub, 2 oversized closets. 2 additional bedrooms with full baths, an office, and 1/2 bath surround the large family room and formal dining area. The kitchen is top notch with granite, Viking professional appliances, Scotsman ice maker, 2 convection ovens, and an abundance of storage. Beautiful hardwood flooring and custom cabinets and doors are on display throughout the entire home. On the second level, you will find an additional master suite, full bath, and a fantastic mountain view.

The main house is connected via a breezeway to an oversized 2 car garage with epoxy flooring, built-in cabinets, workbench, double sink, refrigerator, and attic storage. Make your way outside to a beautifully east-facing backyard, which is perfect for practicing your putting on your putting green, grilling on the built-in island, or relaxing and entertaining on the large extended patio, all while enjoying your gorgeous mount view.

This laster leveled property features a 60x50 block multi-use barn with a brick veneer finish and metal roof. This building houses entirely separate guest quarters, ranch office, tack room, feed storage room, along with 4 indoor 12x16 horse stalls. The building features 2, galvanized, 12x14 roll-up doors, which allow for vehicle access and amazing airflow. All rooms are complete with Saltillo tile flooring and forced heat and AC. The guest quarters with the separate exterior entrance is finished with a full kitchen, alder cabinets with custom hardware, and a custom carved dining table and one of a kind chandelier, and an incredible custom bathroom. This working barn comes complete with an office and a bookkeeping area as well as ample storage. The tack room includes 10 saddle stands, custom, wall mounted bridal handers, and working space with storage cabinets. The 8x16 feed and grain room is enclosed and located next to the 4 indoor 12x16 horse stalls. Right outside of the barn, you will find 5 additional covered 20x40 horse stalls with self-watering systems and lights.

Another building to highlight is the large RV Garge/Mechanical shop. This dream shop has 16' sidewalls and vaulted ceilings. It has a 4000 square foot fully finished workspace and mezzanine with R38 insulation, metal siding and roof, and 5 garage doors. (3) 10' doors, (1) 12' door and (1) 14' RV door. Receptacles are positioned at 4' heights for easy access and 220v outlets for your shop tools or electric vehicle. In addition to an abundance of shop lighting, this building has built-in cabinets, workbenches, and industrial shelving. The building is plumbed for water, and the property has an RV dump near the garage.

Now to the rest of the ranch. This significant piece of county island, located just minutes from downtown Chander and Gilbert, contains a professional-grade arena (165x300). This area was created with just the right mix of dirt and sand to rope for hours. It is well equipped for all of your needs, including floodlighting, speaker system, automated sprinkler system, automated chutes, catch pens with water, galvanized pipe, and metal roofing, and a 4 horse hydro waker. Adjacent to the arena is a 65 foot round hot pen for training and additional work. This is a top-notch facility that has been a secret hideaway for cowboys for 20 years.



The entire property is situated on a parcel in Maricopa County. Maricopa is Arizona's largest county with access to the award-winning Chandler Unified school district. All utilities on this property are underground. All facilities are supported by private well water and are on a private septic system. The well has a 5000-gallon storage tank with 2 additional 20-gallon pressurized tanks located in the barn. Irrigation is supported via the Roosevelt Water Conservation District, and electricity is delivered from Salt River Project (SRP)