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Private Equestrian Retreat in Butterfield Junction on 10 Acres. Tucked among mature trees in the sought-after Butterfield Junction community, adjacent to Isle du Bois Park, this exceptional equestrian property offers a rare balance of privacy and access to the natural beauty of Lake Ray Roberts. The custom residence is thoughtfully positioned to capture peaceful, tree-lined views and features three bedrooms, two full baths, and two half baths. Warm, inviting living spaces are designed for both everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. A guest suite or mother-in-law quarters—connected by a covered breezeway—adds flexibility, while the spacious three-car garage enhances functionality. Designed with the equestrian in mind, the property is anchored by a well-appointed 10-stall barn with attached runs, Classic Equine automatic waterers, wash rack, groom stall, tack room, feed room, laundry, med room and a dedicated barn office with private bath. A separate one-bedroom, one-bath apartment offers comfortable living quarters for guests, staff, or a trainer. The professionally built arena (100’ x 180’) with Kiser-designed drainage and footing provides a versatile and consistent riding experience. Additional improvements include a 60-foot round pen, seven no-climb turnouts with loafing shed, multiple pastures, and private on property riding trails. An equipment barn allows for convenient storage of equipment, hay and bulk shavings and includes workshop area. The property offers two gated entrances—separate for residence and barn—ensure both privacy and operational efficiency. Property offers two generators to power home and barn. Ideally located just minutes from the trails of Isle du Bois Park and the shoreline of Lake Ray Roberts, this is a rare opportunity to own a refined equestrian property in one of North Texas’ most desirable settings. Ag exemption currently in place offering lower property taxes.

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From Hwy 377 trun west on FM 455, South on St John Road, west on Stagecoach Pass.