Leave your horse trailer parked. Saddle up from your own barn, cross a covered bridge over Silver Creek, and ride directly onto the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail. At 29706 Old Lincoln Highway, that's not a weekend adventure-it's simply home. Set on 9 acres in the heart of Summit County, this turnkey horse property offers the perfect balance of country living, outdoor recreation, and convenient access to Park City and Salt Lake City. Fully equipped for horses or a hobby farm, the property features fenced pastures, a round pen, a detached two-car garage with two built-in horse stalls, and room to enjoy the western lifestyle you've been dreaming about. Water is a tremendous asset, with culinary water, a private well (one acre-foot) that pumps 48 gallons per minute, and three shares of pressurized irrigation, Another standout feature is the year-round flow of Spring Creek, providing a beautiful natural setting and a reliable water feature. In the pasture, a pond can be filled via ground spring or irrigation, or simply enhance the property's scenic appeal. Rich in local history, the property includes a historic hay barn, chicken coop, storage shed, and a vintage trailer that adds to its unique character. Nearby Weber River access offers excellent fly fishing, while Rockport, Echo, and Jordanelle Reservoirs, the Uinta Mountains, and countless hiking and recreation opportunities are all within easy reach. The thoughtfully customized 1,756-square-foot home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious primary suite, fresh interior paint, new carpet, and comfortable living spaces designed to take in the surrounding views. The home has been well maintained and offers peaceful mountain living, where cool evening breezes and the sounds of nature become part of your everyday routine. The property is also thoughtfully equipped with a fire suppression sprinkler system for the home, an important benefit that may help reduce homeowners insurance costs. Additional fire protection includes a nearby fire hydrant located on Old Lincoln Highway.