A Rare Equestrian Estate in the Heart of West Sedona. Tucked quietly at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in Quail Run Estates—one of Sedona's last remaining enclaves without the restrictions of an HOA—this nearly 3-acre estate is a revelation of space, serenity, and possibility. With sweeping 360-degree views that stretch from the soaring red spires of Cathedral Rock to the iconic silhouettes of Cockscomb and Boynton Canyon, the setting alone feels like an inheritance of the extraordinary. This is not just a home - it is a lifestyle sanctuary. A haven for horse lovers, multi-generational living, or anyone seeking solitude without sacrificing proximity. Minutes from Sedona's town center, yet offering the quiet rhythms of nature, this property is uniquely positioned at the gateway to countless forest service trails - perfect for morning rides, afternoon hikes, or simply taking in the breath-catching beauty of the high desert. The main residence, with over 3,500 square feet, is a blend of thoughtful renovation and timeless materials. Warm interiors connect organically to the land, with every window capturing a different angle of Sedona's dramatic vistas. An attached in-law suite - with its own private entrance, kitchen, and patio - offers flexible space for extended family, or guests. Steps away, a custom-built 1,140 sq. ft. guest casita: a two-story retreat complete with its own detached garage, kitchen, and private deck. In total, more than 4,600 square feet of living space across multiple dwellings supports the kind of living that grows richer with time and use. The equestrian facilities are equally considered. A three-stall barn, tack room, wash rack, paddocks, and arena, create a rare turnkey offering for the discerning horse enthusiast. With two separate driveways, generous garages, an enclosed garden, grassy lawn, this is a property that quietly exceeds expectations. Opportunities like this - acreage, views, versatility, and no HOA - have all but vanished in Sedona. This is a property for those who understand the privilege of space, the poetry of horses moving at dusk, and the quiet luxury of waking up to a sky that stretches forever.