The Las Vegas area equestrian estate centers on a Hacienda-style main house.
If you’ve never equated Las Vegas with equestrian estates, well, then think again.
This centrally located property sits at the base of Lone Mountain, about eight miles from Summerlin, Nevada. The more than 8,000-square-foot Hacienda-style luxury home occupies more than two acres along with pastures, a shock-absorbing riding ring secured with steel board fencing and a 60-foot-diameter round training pen.
The more than two-acre property includes a riding arena, pastures and horse stalls.
Set behind custom-designed electronic gates, the grounds also contain two swimming pools and a spa.
Called the “House of Roses,” the main dwelling features Spanish tile, rustic wood accents, carved stonework, stained-glass windows, decorate wrought iron railings and archways.
Pane-glass French doors and an ornate fireplace bring an elegance to the living room.
A circular motor court centered on a fountain sits outside the front door, which opens to a rotunda entry. The adjoining living room flows into the kitchen, which features double sinks and a center island with bar seating.
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Glass-paneled French doors open the formal dining room to the outside and a family room. Multiple courtyards expand the living space outdoors.
The tile floor in the formal dining room works well with a circular table.
An ornate home office, a game room, a below-grade wine cellar, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a casita are among other interior spaces.
Accommodations for the resident horses are equally well-outfitted. There are seven stalls with automatic water and a box stall with an attached 30-foot covered run. The driveway encircling the property facilitates horse and supply transportation. A sprinkler system keeps dust under control.
A swimming pool with a spa sits off the back of the house.
In addition to the grass pastures, the landscaping includes 25 species of roses and fruit trees irrigated with well water. Trees line the perimeter of the grounds.
A remote-controlled gate at the back of the property accesses a 2.3-mile groomed riding trail at the adjacent 8.5-acre Lone Mountain Equestrian Park and Trail, which also has a covered riding arena and two pens.
The electronic wooden gate at the front of the grounds depicts a horse.
Anthony Spiegel of the Ivan Sher Group is the listing agent for 4225 N. Jensen St., Las Vegas, Nevada. The asking price is US $7.95 million.
Both the Las Vegas Strip and McCarran International Airport are well within a 30-minute drive.
The Ivan Sher Group is an exclusive member of Forbes Global Properties, a consumer marketplace and membership network of elite brokerages selling the world’s most luxurious homes.
