Steven Barnaby
Realtor · eXp Realty · July 7, 2026
Not all horse properties are created equal. In Rim Country, where equestrian estates range from rough-hewn parcels to carefully developed homesteads, 191 N Cornerway Way stands out for five specific reasons that make it a rare find in today's market.
1. Two Fully Fenced Acres With No HOA
The property sits on 2 fully fenced acres with a remote-controlled entry gate — giving you both security and convenience. More importantly, there is no HOA. That means no restrictions on your horses, your outbuildings, or how you choose to use your land. In a market where many properties come with deed restrictions or HOA covenants, this level of freedom is increasingly rare and valuable.
2. The 30×30 Insulated Shop / 4-Car Garage
Whether you need workshop space, vehicle storage, or a combination of both, the 30×30 insulated shop delivers. It functions as a 4-car garage with climate insulation — a significant upgrade over the typical metal carport found on many rural properties. Add the climate-controlled craft shop, butcher prep building, and 40' Conex storage container, and you have more covered workspace and storage than most properties twice the size.
3. The Remodeled Kitchen
Inside the home, the kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with a massive center island, newer appliances, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and ample natural light from skylights. In manufactured homes — where kitchens are often the weakest point — this level of remodel is a standout. The split floor plan provides privacy between the primary suite and the guest bedrooms, while the wood-burning stove in the living area adds warmth and character.
4. Solar, Dual-Pane, and a Private Well
The property is equipped with solar panels, dual-pane windows, and central heat and air — features that significantly reduce operating costs and improve comfort in Arizona's variable mountain climate. And instead of relying on municipal water, you have your own private well shared with just one neighbor. In an area where water rights and access are increasingly important, this is a meaningful asset.
5. Complete Equestrian Infrastructure
Beyond the horse corral, the property includes covered hay storage, RV parking, a chicken coop, a fenced garden with raised beds, and mature fruit trees. It's not just a horse property — it's a fully developed small homestead ready for immediate use. Many buyers in Rim Country are looking for this exact combination of equestrian readiness and self-sufficiency features.
At 4,650 feet elevation in Star Valley, you also get four comfortable seasons for riding — warm but not scorching summers, mild falls, cool winters with occasional snow, and fresh spring conditions.
See it for yourself.
The best way to appreciate this property is in person. Contact Steven Barnaby to schedule a private showing of 191 N Cornerstone Way in Star Valley, AZ.
