Ride out your own gate.53¼ level acres – every one of them fenced – with a legal easement straight to the trails and a quarter mile of Pyramid Way frontage. One owner since 1983, who built it herself and is now ready to retire. The horse setup is the real thing: a 165′ x 475′ arena built for everything from daily riding to cattle work, an 8-stall barn, ten custom galvanized pipe corrals (pipe, not tubing) with custom feeder mountings and feeders, and an 8″ well with a new generator to keep the water running when the power doesn’t. Inside the custom 2,980 sq ft home: three bedrooms, two full baths, a formal office in floor-to-ceiling cabinetry – and the detail that tells you a horseman built it, a mudroom with its own entrance and a full bath right beside it. Come in from the barn, clean up, and leave the day at the door. Oversized pantry, kitchen island with hidden storage, pull-out cabinetry, three hidden spice racks. Roof three years old. New water heater. Mature landscaping. Four 12′ x 12′ covered dog runs on concrete open into a 48′ x 48′ play area. And on the highway frontage, the building that has been home to Old West Tack since 1986. Seven miles to the fishing at Pyramid Lake. Accompanied showings only.