Supplements: mature landscaping and generous patio space for relaxing and entertaining. A covered ramada/gazebo creates the perfect spot for outdoor dining and gathering. With the entire property surrounded by mature trees, it creates a wonderfully unexpected experience in the Arizona desert. Outside, the property continues to impress. The horse facilities have been extensively upgraded as part of nearly $200,000 in major property improvements. The barn has received electrical, concrete and wood enhancements along with upgraded mats, fans and lighting. Stalls have been enlarged to create generously oversized spaces, with new runs and turnouts, a new wash rack, 50' round pen and hay storage adding to the functionality of the property. The existing setup also includes an 80 x 150 lighted arena, tack room, oilfield pipe fencing and multiple stalls, including a foaling stall. But what truly sets this horse property apart is something money can't easily recreate: the trees and the shade they provide. Large, mature eucalyptus and established landscaping provide substantial shade over the horse areas throughout the day, while the arena becomes fully shaded in the afternoon--an incredible advantage for riding and keeping horses comfortable during Arizona's warmer months. Major recent improvements include a new roof with new underlayment and tile backed by a 30-year warranty, brand new gutter system, fresh interior and exterior paint, a new pool pump, extensive barn improvements and a new privacy fence along the east side of the property. For riders, the location is equally special. The property sits directly across from the area locals know as "the Square,"with the step-over essentially across the street, providing convenient access to some of Desert Hills' most loved trail riding and excellent footing. Ride out from home without loading the trailer. This is more than a home with horse facilities. It's an established Desert Hills equestrian property where 2.08 acres, mature trees, incredible shade, oversized stalls, substantial improvements and immediate trail access come together in a way that would be difficult if not impossible to recreate.