Horseman's Dream of Central Oregon

Building a world-class equestrian property from the ground up takes most people the better part of a career. Find the right land, the right water, the right infrastructure, and then build to a standard that holds up to daily use. At Horseman's Dream of Central Oregon, that work is done. Every decision in the layout, landscaping, infrastructure, and design reflects someone who has already learned the hard way what a horse property needs to function at its best. The 2021 indoor arena anchors the equestrian complex: eight stalls with individual runs, a tack room, wash room, feed room, hay storage, and heated automatic watering throughout. Steps away, the outdoor roping arena, Priefert hot walker, round pen, trail course, and irrigated pastures complete an operation that is ready to work from day one. Custom pipe fencing encloses every paddock, pasture, and run on the property. For those working cow horses or wanting to diversify their livestock investment, a small feedlot adds further versatility to an already complete operation. The 3,000± square foot main residence includes five bedrooms (three are full suites), five bathrooms, and has been updated with luxury finishes throughout. Walk out the kitchen door onto a covered outdoor patio with a built-in grill, pizza oven, fireplace, and electric heaters. The 2021 accessory structure adds 1,862± square feet with additional bedrooms or offices, bathrooms, a wet bar, living space, and its own fully covered and screened outdoor kitchen. Both were finished to the same standard as everything else on the property. Tumalo sits in the golden triangle between Bend, Sisters, and Redmond. This is Central Oregon's most established horse community, known for its irrigated small farms, close-knit character, and direct access to public land. The back fence at Horseman's Dream borders thousands of acres of BLM, with miles of trails riding out from the gate. Meanwhile, Bend is only eight miles away when you need it. The arena is covered, the pastures are irrigated, the Cascades are out the window, and Bend is down the road when you want it. The next owner of The Horseman's Dream will inherit years of careful decisions, complete infrastructure, and the freedom to simply ride.