About 8470 Slayton Ranch Road
Country Living at Its Finest--Where Luxury Meets Equestrian Living
Imagine waking up to sweeping views, riding directly onto Coconino National Forest trails, and enjoying the peace and privacy that only five fully fenced acres can provide. This exceptional equestrian estate offers the perfect balance of country living and modern convenience, located just minutes from Flagstaff and served by reliable Doney Park Water.
This beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 3-bath home offers more than 3,400 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. A stunning 2019 addition created a luxurious primary suite featuring a spa-inspired bath, separate his-and-hers walk-in closets, and a hidden surprise--a spacious ''secret'' man cave tucked behind his closet that makes the perfect retreat, hobby room, or private office.
Designed with flexibility in mind, one of the guest bedrooms features its own private entrance, making it an ideal mother-in-law suite, guest quarters, home office, or private space for extended family.
Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the outstanding equestrian amenities, including a premium 6-stall BarnMaster barn complete with water and electricity, a full-size riding arena, and direct access to miles of Coconino National Forest trails from your own backyard. Whether you're training, boarding, or simply enjoying the equestrian lifestyle, this property is ready for both you and your horses.
An oversized two-car garage is complemented by a massive attached workshop, providing exceptional space for projects, equipment, recreational vehicles, or additional storage.
The entire five-acre property is fully fenced, offering security and peace of mind for horses, pets, and family alike. Combining privacy, functionality, and an unbeatable location just outside Flagstaff, this is a rare opportunity to own an exceptional Northern Arizona equestrian property.
Don't miss your opportunity to own one of the area's premier horse properties. Schedule your private showing today and experience the home, barn, arena, and direct National Forest access for yourself. Once you visit, you'll understand why properties like this are so difficult to find and so hard to leave.
