42749 W 9750 N Hanna, UT 84031

The property is currently being subdivided into two parcels, giving buyers the option to purchase the home with the outbuildings, barn, and indoor arena on 10 acres, or a separate 31-acre parcel that includes 20 water shares.Postcard-perfect views from every angle set the stage for this hidden equestrian paradise, nestled at the end of a quiet dead-end road in Hanna, Utah, just one hour from Heber. Spanning 41.32 acres, this turnkey horse property is built for both function and serenity. With 30 valuable water shares, the land is well-equipped to support irrigated pasture, hay production, and all your livestock and equine needs-providing both abundance and sustainability for ranch life. The property borders open land with access to hundreds of miles of trails-ride straight from your barn into vast, scenic country with no need to trailer out. Equestrian facilities include a 120' x 40' all-metal stall barn with eight stalls, a 150' x 80' indoor riding arena for year-round training, and an outdoor arena for riding under open skies. A massive 80' x 40' open-sided hay barn provides generous storage, supported by two additional 60' x 25' open- sided pole barns, a 60' x 25' machine shed, a 12' x 48' lean-to shelter, a woodshed, and a charming chicken coop. The land is a peaceful blend of open pasture and native growth, with wild herbs thriving across the property-a place where nature whispers and horses thrive. The existing home offers comfort and practicality with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a spacious layout that includes two family rooms anchored by a wood-burning stove. A large pantry, abundant cupboards, and generous closet space throughout make daily living effortless. Whether you live in the current home or build your dream retreat overlooking the valley, this is a rare opportunity to settle into a lifestyle rooted in peace, purpose, and the freedom of wide-open spaces. Property may be subdividable in 6 acre pieces , additional due diligence would be needed. Square footage figures and boundary lines are