Introducing this very special 4.44 acre equestrian property with a 3200* sq ft Tudor style 4 bedroom home, 5 car garage space, an in-ground swimming pool, an approximately 800* sq ft cabana and a beautiful Cascade Mountain and Snoqualmie Valley view located in the Ring Hill area of Woodinville boasting Northshore schools. The recently remodeled kitchen includes custom cherry cabinets, slab granite counter tops, built in 48-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer, a professional Dynasty gas stove with a 6 burner cook top warming lights, two prep sinks, Bosch dishwasher and a drinking fountain! the circular aggregate driveway flows around to the swimming pool and cabana which includes a kitchenette, a wood burning stove and gaming area along with a ½ bath, steam shower, washer/dryer and cedar sauna. Attached to the cabana is a covered patio with a brick fire pit. The entire property captures all day sun making for a very light and bright property with mature landscaping for ultimate privacy, an underground automatic sprinkler system and lots of plantings including wisteria arbors, hosta plants, kiwi, apple and plum trees and mature evergreens. Just west of the cabana is the 60’x120’ riding arena with coarse sand footing and lighting for night time riding. Across the east pasture is the 3-stall, 36’x36’ pole barn with 12’x36’ lean-tos off each side, full hay loft with 6 skylights, plumbed and heated tack room and a 12’x24’ tractor stall complete with roll-up overhead door. Next to the barn is a 14’x40’ pole shed for RV or truck/trailer parking. West of the barn is the second pasture, completely surrounded by a treated wood three-rail fence. Additional highlights include natural gas furnace with electronic air filter(1999), gas hot water heater (1999), central air conditioning, 40 year composition roof on all structures (1997) recently cleaned, a GenTran panel for generator hook-up.
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