Located on the edge of town in the scenic valley town of Panguitch, this 10.34-acre property offers a combination of residential living, irrigated acreage, agricultural infrastructure, and mountain views. The property provides convenient access to local schools, shopping, dining, and community services while maintaining a quieter rural setting with open space and views across the farms in the valley and the surrounding mountains. The ranch-style rambler home includes approximately 2,158 square feet of finished living space along with an unfinished basement of approximately 730 square feet. The basement offers additional storage. The home sits within a well-established agricultural setup that supports livestock, hay production, and equipment storage. This property would be well-suited for those with animals or families looking to operate a hobby farm. Approximately 7 acres are currently planted in alfalfa and irrigated with wheel lines. An additional 1.5-acre horse pasture is irrigated with hand lines and is set up for equestrian or livestock use. The property includes 15 shares of irrigation water through West Panguitch Irrigation Company, supporting the agricultural use of the land. The improvements on the property provide functional utility for agricultural operations, equipment storage, hobbies, or workshop use. A 2,100 square foot shop includes side storage space and offers room for tools, machinery, recreational equipment, or project work. Additional improvements include a 47×33 hay barn, horse stalls and sheds, several smaller outbuildings, and a Conex storage container. The acreage is relatively level and usable, making it suitable for a variety of rural lifestyle and agricultural applications. The combination of irrigated ground, pasture, storage facilities, and residential improvements creates flexibility for buyers seeking space for animals, farming activities, equipment storage, or country living near town amenities. The property is located within minutes of downtown Panguitch and provides access to outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Southern Utah. Nearby public lands, reservoirs, and mountain ranges support fishing, hiking, horseback riding, ATV use, and seasonal recreation. The area also serves as a gateway to destinations such as Bryce Canyon National Park and Dixie National Forest. The home price has been set according to a recent appraisal, which the seller is willing to share with qualified buyers. Whether used as a primary residence, hobby farm, horse property, or agricultural investment, this property presents a combination of acreage, water rights, improvements, and accessibility in Southern Utah.