A 2.43-acre horse property in Buckskin Artists Community West, set up so you can ride out from your own corral. The barn has covered stalls opening onto a fenced corral, with white rail fencing along the lot and room to add another paddock or run. The community's dirt roads connect to the riding country in the surrounding pines. Water comes through the community's own well so there's no separate water bill to worry about. The five-bedroom, two-bath home sits up the rise from the barn, so you can keep an eye on the animals from the wraparound deck. Inside, the great room opens under a vaulted knotty-pine ceiling with skylights, anchored by a stacked-stone gas fireplace. The kitchen shares the same space, with hickory cabinets, granite counters, and an island with a prep sink. Downstairs, the walkout lower level works as a second living floor, separate enough for guest rooms, a bunk space for visiting guests, or a quiet home office, with its own door out to the covered patio under the main deck. The sellers have lovingly planted many trees across the property to fill in alongside the existing junipers and pines, and a detached two-car garage gives you somewhere to keep the trail gear and the second vehicle out of the weather. The deck itself is where most of the time gets spent. Morning coffee while the elk move through the brush below, afternoons in the shade of the covered roof, evenings watching the light change over the hills as the horses settle in for the night. It's a quiet piece of country that you won't want to miss. Priced $25,000 under the most recent appraisal of $750,000, completed March 2026.

A 2.43-acre horse property in Buckskin Artists Community West, set up so you can ride out from your own corral. The barn has covered stalls opening onto a fenced corral, with white rail fencing along the lot and room to add another paddock or run. The community's dirt roads connect to the riding country in the surrounding pines. Water comes through the community's own well so there's no separate water bill to worry about. The five-bedroom, two-bath home sits up the rise from the barn, so you can keep an eye on the animals from the wraparound deck. Inside, the great room opens under a vaulted knotty-pine ceiling with skylights, anchored by a stacked-stone gas fireplace. The kitchen shares the same space, with hickory cabinets, granite counters, and an island with a prep sink. Downstairs, the walkout lower level works as a second living floor, separate enough for guest rooms, a bunk space for visiting guests, or a quiet home office, with its own door out to the covered patio under the main deck. The sellers have lovingly planted many trees across the property to fill in alongside the existing junipers and pines, and a detached two-car garage gives you somewhere to keep the trail gear and the second vehicle out of the weather. The deck itself is where most of the time gets spent. Morning coffee while the elk move through the brush below, afternoons in the shade of the covered roof, evenings watching the light change over the hills as the horses settle in for the night. It's a quiet piece of country that you won't want to miss. Priced $25,000 under the most recent appraisal of $750,000, completed March 2026.