Most horse properties make you choose between the house and the barn. Not this one. Built in 2018, the 3,460-square-foot residence has five bedrooms and four baths, with morning light pouring across stone, wood and custom details. The main-level primary suite is a quiet retreat, an upstairs bonus suite has its own bath, and a separate guest wing with its own entrance, living room, second primary suite and finished kitchen works as a home within the home. A 4-car/RV garage holds everything an Idaho life collects.
Out back, a powered louvered pergola shades the spa, and the patio gathers around a fire pit with views toward the Boise Foothills. Then there is the stable: a newer 36′ × 72′ barn with four matted stalls, freeze-protected waterers, paddock runs, an indoor wash bay and a tack room finished in tongue-and-groove. A riding arena with dust-control sprinklers, a round pen, a detached shop for hay and tack, and a custom chicken coop round out the setup.
The 2.55 acres are fully fenced in three-rail cedar and planted with more than 100 new trees, reached through a solar-powered, coded gate and a long paved drive. A 280-foot well waters the pasture, irrigation is available, and there is no HOA. Best of all, riders can head out the gate, go a few hundred feet down Ash Road and be on public land, no trailer required.
Listed by Sarah Lett, Front Porch Properties, Keller Williams Realty Boise: view the listing
