Chambre Unifamiliale Attenante De 9 Chambres

This isn’t a horse property with a house on it, or a house with a dirt lot behind it. It’s both, done fully — 3.43 acres zoned for up to eight horses, with an 8,676-square-foot estate sitting two feet above every neighboring property.

The equestrian side is already built. A two-story barn with roll-up door, covered lean-tos on both sides, and drive-up ramp access to a full upper loft. An insulated, skylit tack room with full-length shelving and hooks already mounted. An oversized covered pole barn deep enough to pull a trailer through, stack hay, and park equipment out of the sun. A covered pen on a concrete pad with pipe panel corral. Pipe rail fencing, level footing, mature shade — and a gate that opens directly onto the Virgin River trail system. Tack up and go. No trailering, no hauling out.

The home holds nine bedrooms and seven full baths. A chef’s kitchen with Viking six-burner cooktop, double ovens, built-in refrigeration, and a walk-in pantry hidden behind a matching cabinet door. Main-level primary suite with private yard access and a spa bath. A 4K theater room with tiered seating. A dedicated music studio with double soundboard walls. An indoor cedar sauna. Two full washer-dryer sets, because a house this size needs them.

Outside, a 50,000-gallon natural pool — fourteen feet deep and entirely chemical-free, kept clear year-round by its own planted filtration basin and waterfall. A poolside cabana with sleeping loft. Two outdoor showers. A sunken fire pit dropped below grade for wind shelter, and a second fire feature closer to the water. Gardens, orchards, mature canopy, and an in-ground trampoline set flush to the lawn.

Then there’s the rest of it. A detached RV garage built to hold two Class A motorhomes, with hot water plumbed in for hookups and wash-downs. Above it, a finished dance studio with full bath, wet bar, mini-split HVAC, and a mountain-view balcony. A standalone casita with its own kitchen, living area, and bath. A second buildable lot. Gated entrance, long private drive, cul-de-sac position.

Built with French drains and flood-retaining capability throughout, with basement egress windows and emergency stairs.

Nine bedrooms. Eight horses. Two motorhomes. One river. Come walk it — the photos don’t hold it.