Set on 1.15 level acres in Chino Valley's Chino Lakes, this 3,201 square foot split level two-story home is set up for horses and lives just as well inside as it does out. A circular asphalt driveway winds past mature shade trees and xeriscaped landscaping to a stucco home with an attached two car garage, a long covered front porch with an epoxy floor, and a covered balcony above. Four bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a split bedroom plan give the home plenty of room to spread out.Inside, wood-look vinyl plank flooring and recessed lighting run through the main living areas. The kitchen offers abundant wood cabinetry, generous counter space, a center island with pendant lighting and seating, a pantry, and stainless steel appliances including a gas range, built-in microwave, dishwasher, and a side-by-side refrigerator that conveys. It opens to the dining area and the family room, where a floor-to-ceiling stacked stone fireplace with a raised hearth and wood mantel anchors the space and French doors step out to the back patio.Just off the family room, through a dedicated office, is the game room, made for entertaining and finished with a new epoxy floor and decorative ceiling tiles. Nearby are a powder room and a laundry room with cabinetry, a utility sink, and a window. Upstairs, the additional living room opens to the covered balcony overlooking the front grounds. The primary suite is a true retreat with an en suite bath featuring an extended vanity and a walk-in closet. Down the hall from the primary you find three additional carpeted bedrooms, each with their own closet.Out back, a covered patio with a wood plank tongue and groove ceiling looks over an enclosed grass yard on a sprinkler system, with a horseshoe pit beyond. The equestrian setup includes a three stall covered shed row barn with an enclosed tack room, a fenced arena, a storage shed, and open turnout, all inside white rail perimeter fencing with rear access from a paved road. The home is also a short walk from the neighborhood park and from agricultural trust land that is open to public use, including horseback riding.For added peace of mind, the roof was replaced in 2020, and the furnace, AC, water heater, and pressure tank all date to 2024. Other updates include exterior and interior paint, gutters, new vinyl plank flooring upstairs and down, and the 2026 asphalt driveway. The private well was deepened to 380 feet in 2019, the home is on a conventional septic system, and there is no HOA. With mountain views, room for horses, and space to entertain, this Chino Valley property is ready to move right in and enjoy.