12065 Kirkwood St, Herald, CA 95638

Custom 4-bedroom, 3-bath, 2,996 sq. ft. home on 10 picturesque acres in rural southeast portion of Sacramento County. Entering from a gated, tree-lined driveway, the home is separated from the road by a nice, open pasture. The home features 10-foot ceilings and graceful archways creating an open, airy atmosphere. Slate tile flooring in the entryway, hallway, guest bath, kitchen, kitchen nook, and laundry room, while the great room and dining room showcase beautiful travertine tile for a refined touch. A spacious primary suite has a cozy nook ideal for reading, relaxing, or creating a small office space. The generous walk-in closet has built-in dressers and shelving. The primary bath features a soaking tub separating dual vanities, a large glass-enclosed shower, and enclosed toilet. The bedroom and closet are finished in porcelain tile, with bathroom floor, shower, vanities, and tub finished in slate tile. Two bedrooms adjacent to the primary suite share a convenient Jack-and-Jill bathroom. The fourth bedroom is positioned on the opposite side of the home making it an ideal home office, guest room, or flex space. The third bathroom is located between this bedroom and the kitchen. The property features seven fully fenced 65' x 280' paddocks, each with a 14' x 30' shelter consisting of two 12' x 12' open-front stalls separated by an enclosed 6' x 12' room for hay and tack storage plus a 4-foot overhang spanning the length of the structure. Paddocks have gates midway so easily divided into 65' x 140' sections. A 100' x 280' graded arena area and a solid-wall round pen, provide space for groundwork, lessons, or conditioning, with a 30' path around the paddocks' perimeter for riding or driving. A 24' x 32' covered redwood deck with built-in benches runs alongside the adjacent office trailer for relaxing or hosting clients. The trailer has been rewired and is ready for the new owner's vision would be perfect for a training office and client coffee area. Recently installed power to the equestrian area includes a 400-amp power panel providing ample capacity for a future covered arena, barn build-out, and power to the shelters. Additional structures include 2 40' high-cube steel shipping containers, 40' standard-height aluminum container, 12x18 log cabin barn-roofed shed, Porta potty, Garden area with seven 8' x 20' raised vegetable boxes. The front and side of house is a large open pasture.