Check out the Buck Quarter Ranch—a 900-acre equestrian paradise in Washington with lakes, cabins, and even a spa pavilion.
Per marketing material, Buck Quarter Ranch is being offered up by an estate. The late owner purchased the pad roughly 15 years ago and had been using the retreat as a vacation property. During his time of ownership, updates to the ranch included renovating several of the outbuildings. “He bought it sight unseen—he saw it in a magazine when he was on a plane,” added Petersen.Travel Through Images
The main lodge straddles rustic and luxe, like a log cabin mansion in the Adirondacks. Completed sometime between 2004 and 2005, there are vaulted ceilings, arched alcoves, stencil-cut railings, and Venetian plaster walls. Highlights of the five-bedroom residence include a dining room with panoramic lake views, an office with built-in bookcases and a fireplace, a stunning full-floor primary suite, and a four-car garage.
Connected to the house is an enormous 8,000-square-foot spa complex outfitted with an indoor lap pool, a separate kid’s pool, a sauna, an eight-person steam room, and a gym. There’s also a poker room for relaxing with a high-stakes game of Texas Holdem after a vigorous workout. Come summertime, a private wade-in beach is part of the backyard. Even cooler, there’s a stretch of sand smack dab in the middle of one of the lakes that’s complete with a fire pit.
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