Three Sisters Equestrian Estate

A 170’ x 90’ insulated indoor arena with 23 stalls, attached runs, a viewing room, a hay loft with chutes, and a dedicated barn kitchen tells you exactly what kind of operation this property was built to run. For a trainer relocating a serious program, the facility alone justifies the conversation. Everything else is the bonus.

That bonus is considerable. Three Sisters Equestrian Estate sits on 25.12± acres between Bend and Sisters in one of Central Oregon’s most sought-after corridors, with unobstructed views of the Three Sisters and the broader Cascade Range visible from the arena, the house, and every fenced pasture on the property. The 9,075± square foot custom residence was built for people who entertain at scale: a 30-foot vaulted cedar ceiling anchors the great room, six bedrooms and six and a half baths accommodate a full house, and a self-contained guest or staff apartment with its own kitchen, bathroom, and laundry means your barn manager or visiting clinicians can be on property without being underfoot.

Outside, the estate operates like a private resort. An outdoor pool with slide, hot tub, 990± square foot pool house with steam shower and sauna, and a traditional Finnish sweat shed give owners and guests every reason to stay through the evening. Eleven irrigated acres, fenced and cross-fenced pastures, and more than 375 mature spruce trees deliver both working function and the kind of privacy that takes decades to grow.

Bend’s full amenities are minutes away. Sisters is closer still. Redmond Airport provides direct access to major Western hubs. This is a working horseperson’s facility with a resort-quality residence attached, in a location that doesn’t ask you to sacrifice anything.