When relocating to Tucson, the reasons vary - a job transfer, health issues, lifestyle changes, pursuing a dream...or something as simple as following your heart. Here's a little about one man who did that...and has become a champion, along with his partner, a wild mustang named B.I.G. - one of the smallest horses in the Extreme Mustang Makeover competition. He Has A Winning Way With Mustangs.
Logan Leach listened to his heart many years ago, and settled in Tucson. He established Tanque Verde Stables in the Northeast part of the Tucson Metro, perfectly located by the Tanque Verde wash (full of great riding trails) with views of the Catalina Mountains to the north, the Rincon Mountains to the east, surrounded by semi-rural countryside. Arizona National Golf Course is just a skip away to the north, 49er Country Club is a dash to the east. Close enough to the urban core to be convenient yet away from the city enough to enjoy a little elbow room and do what he loves: training horses.
The Tucson area is full of horse lovers - there are even stables within minutes of downtown Tucson! Miles and miles of equestrian trails lead along the Rillito River, along washes and the spirit of the Old West remains a part of the region's core - but not readily apparent to many (in keeping with the cowboy way of life - it is a lifestyle of quiet enjoyment, not "in your face" hype and brassiness).
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If horse property is something you yearn for, there are plenty of homes available within minutes of everything the city has to offer. The Equestrian Lifestyle is definitely a big niche in Tucson. Check out the properties on the left - there are over 300 homes on horse property available in the immediate Tucson Market from $185,000 to the multi-millions. Should you care for more privacy - my team knows of several special parcels, including working ranches for sale in the area. Just contact us today & share your dreams! |
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All original material written by Kent Simpson unless attributed to source.©2012,2011, 2010, 2009,2008,2007
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