One-of-a-Kind Hillside Equestrian Chalet Estate on 59.64 Acres with 10 acre Private Pond. Architecturally stunning and rich in amenities, this custom-built Western chalet by architect Larry H. Walker offers the perfect blend of luxury, recreation, and equestrian functionality. Nestled into a serene hillside on 59.64 acres, the 4-bed, 3.5-bath home features over 2,700 sq ft of elevated living space (approx. 4,955 sq ft including decks and garage), showcasing exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, redwood siding, floor-to-ceiling clerestory windows, and a dramatic two-story rock fireplace. Granite countertops, multiple balconies, and tranquil pond views create a retreat-like atmosphere. A true turnkey opportunity, the home is offered mostly furnished (excluding artwork and select personal items). The estates 59.64 acres include a 10-acre private pond, ideal for fishing, kayaking, and relaxing by the water. This property is an equestrian dream with Morton-built stables featuring 8 rubber-matted stalls, grooms office, tack room, wash rack, loft hay system, fenced pastures, loafing sheds, an iron-pipe arena with jumps. A former cross-country equestrian course supports both training and leisure riding. Outdoor recreation includes a renovated pool with spa, slide, waterfall, and Italian tile, two-story playhouse, sport courts, skeet range, and abundant wildlife watching. A massive steel equipment barn includes power tools, tractors, and a loading dockeverything needed for property upkeep. While the home and amenities are impressive, the inherent value lies in the land59.64 acres of scenic, versatile terrain offering unmatched privacy, natural beauty, and development potential. A rare offering, this turnkey estate blends luxury, utility, and nature with impeccable style and beauty.

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