1008 Marsha Ln Gardnerville, NV 89460

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1008 Marsha is a rare gem in a sea of cookie-cutter homes, gracefully bridging the gap between the classic Carson Valley horse property and the Architectural Digest-worthy country estate. Perfectly situated on a rare, water-righted 5-acre parcel, you will find a 3, 157 square foot quintessentially Western ranch house that has been meticulously expanded, renovated, and decorated. From your drive down the tree-lined circular drive, to the moment you step through the foyer and into the great room, you are surrounded by immense views of the Sierra Nevada mountains and verdant pastures out of the floor to ceiling windows that wrap around the great room. The iconic sight of Jobs Peak is inescapable no matter where you are in the house, but is especially breathtaking framed by the glass and wood beams that form the great room. Continuing into the newly remodeled chef’s kitchen, you will admire the zen-like quality of the Silestone countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, and white oak engineered hardwood flooring - nothing shouts in here, but instead provides a quietly elegant backdrop for your daily life. The adjacent intimate dining room is centered around a fireplace for holiday gatherings, and opens out onto the outdoor living space for the summer months. Said outdoor living space is truly special, with its expansive, pergola-covered patio, and seamless integration into the meadows and pastures beyond. Try to tear yourself away from the patio and head back into the house, down the hall towards the primary suite. To your left, you will notice a clever flex-space situated between the living spaces and primary suite, which makes for a perfect office or library, complete with an adjacent full bath, kitted out with moody, old-world finishes. The stunning vistas continue when you reach the primary suite, where you can watch the sun rise over the valley to the east and set over the mountains to the west. The spa-like primary bathroom, with its rectangular soaking tub and large stall shower bedecked in white marble and accented in brass, is the perfect place to relax after a long day spent with the horses or on the slopes. In true split-floorplan fashion, the guest quarters are located on the opposite end of the home, making the layout ideal for entertaining. And then there are the grounds. Rolling lawns immediately surrounding the house are accented by dozens of mature trees, and are subtly separated from the pasture and horse paddock by sleek steel fencing. The pasture is serviced by the irrigation ditch along the western property boundary, and the appurtenant water rights date back to a priority year of 1871. Cross fencing separates the horse paddock from the pasture, and a loafing shed is ready for new equine residents. Two additional storage containers, storage shed, built-in back-up generator, and dedicated RV hook-up and station round out the endless possibilities that 1008 Marsha presents.