Amado Homes with Tack Room Horse Features

Amado Homes with Tack Room Horse Features

Welcome to Amado, a charming city located in Santa Cruz County, Arizona. Known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history, Amado offers a unique living experience for those seeking a tranquil and horse-friendly environment.

Situated in the heart of Santa Cruz County, Amado provides residents with easy access to the natural beauty of southern Arizona. With its mild climate and stunning desert vistas, this region is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking and horseback riding to birdwatching and photography, there are endless opportunities to explore the diverse flora and fauna that call Amado home.

For horse lovers, Amado is a dream come true. The city boasts a variety of homes with tack room horse features, making it an ideal place for equestrian enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned rider or simply appreciate the beauty of these majestic creatures, having a home with a tack room allows you to easily care for and enjoy your horses.

In Amado, you'll find a tight-knit community of horse owners who share a passion for all things equine. From local equestrian events to riding trails that wind through the picturesque countryside, there's no shortage of activities to engage in with your four-legged friends.

If you're considering a move to Amado, you'll not only find a place to call home but also a welcoming community that values the equestrian lifestyle. With its idyllic setting and homes featuring tack rooms, Amado is the perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful and horse-friendly environment.

Newest Amado Homes with Tack Room Horse Features

$4,500,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 6882220 MLS 2,197 SqFt.
Nestled at the base of the Santa Rita Mountains and conveniently located near Tucson, Green Valley, and Tubac, this remarkable 160-acre horse and cattle ranch offers a rare blend of historic charm, natural beauty, and modern amenities. Adjacent to the property is a 6,000-acre Arizona state grazing lease, ideal for horseback riding, hiking, nature watching, and hunting or running cattle. The ranch has deep roots in the region's history, once part of the Canoa Land Grant and later owned by the Amado family, after whom the nearby town is named.Designed for the elite equestrian, the property includes 80 acres of irrigated pastures divided by solar electric fencing, a total of 5 barns totaling 33 stalls, a 375 x 185 arena with return alley and roping shoot. An additional 275x100 track compliments additional facilities including a dressage court, three round pens, a hot walker, and covered vet stocks. Historic retacque corrals, now rare in the region, still remain. The original adobe barn, now home to mares and babies, was featured in John Wayne westerns, adding to the ranch's rich legacy. All stalls are oversized, with most being at least 12x14, with runs. The Show Barn includes an air-conditioned tack room, supplement room and lab, ADA-compliant bathrooms, laundry, and wash racks with hot and cold water. All barns have both fly and water mist systems. The ranch features a total of 6 homes to house staff, trainers and guests. Designed in a harmonious Colonial Spanish style, the buildings blend seamlessly with the landscape. In addition to the extensive equestrian facilities, the ranch includes irrigated and pastures, tanks, working pens, troughs, and ample water from multiple wells on both the deeded land and the state lease. A large shop, hay barn, and secure storeroom with roll-up doors complete the infrastructure. Located just ten minutes from the artistic and historic town of Tubac and thirty minutes from Tucson, with its major university and international airport, the ranch is both secluded and accessible. It is directly across from the 4,000-acre Historic Canoa Ranch, owned by Pima County and restored as a living history site offering cultural and educational events. A recently upgraded county-maintained bridge over the Santa Cruz River provides reliable year-round accesscritical in a region where some river crossings are seasonal. This ranch offers endless possibilities. It could serve as a private family compound, a working equestrian and cattle operation, a corporate or wellness retreat, a guest ranch or equestrian resort, or even a luxury equestrian community. With a shallow water table, abundant water, exceptional facilities, and unmatched location, there is truly nothing like this property in Southern Arizona.

3155 W Elephant Head Road, Amado

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