Tucked into 20 peaceful acres in Chatham County, 754 Epps Clark Road is the kind of equestrian sanctuary people dream about for years: quiet mornings, soft nickers floating across the pasture, golden light moving through the trees, and your horses always just a glance away. From the screened porch of the main home, the world slows down. Coffee tastes different here. Sunrises feel like a gift. And every window seems to frame your horses. Grazing, breathing, being, all reminding you why you always wanted land in the first place. Inside, the home wraps you in warmth: a luxurious primary suite with heated floors, Restoration Hardware touches, and views that make you linger a little longer each morning. Solid wood floors, an inviting kitchen, a spacious mudroom, and thoughtful updates (metal roof 2018, whole-house generator, oversized bonus room 2020) make everyday living feel easy and grounded. Just steps away, the sweetest one-bedroom cottage sits tucked under the trees. With a private deck, fenced yard, full kitchen, and the soft soundtrack of horses in the distance. Guests love it. Family loves it. It's the kind of space that makes people want to stay a little longer. And then...the farm itself. This land was built for people who love horses deeply:- A 55x150 covered arena with sand-fiber footing, lights, mirrors & sprinklers - perfect for year-round riding- A sunlit 20x60m outdoor dressage arena- An 8-stall barn with matted 12x12 stalls, runouts, grooming areas, wash rack & tack room- A 4-run-in barn with paddocks, storage & charm- Water in every pasture, thoughtful fencing, two wells, and two gated entrances It's a property that flows naturally. Tested by a professional training program and refined for harmony, safety, and ease. An incredible bonus: the additional 8.593-acre parcel is already perked for another home, offering space for a future farmhouse, multigenerational living, staff housing, or a guest retreat.This isn't just an equestrian property. It's a slower, softer, more intentional way of living. Where every day ends the way horse people love best: with quiet footsteps in the barn and the sound of content, happy horses settling in for the night.
