Located along Lewis Farm Road near Bessemer City in Gaston County, North Carolina, this approximately 57-acre turnkey equestrian farm combines extensive horse facilities, three residences, rolling pastureland, and a long list of established improvements. The property offers the infrastructure needed for an active equestrian operation while providing substantial residential space and convenient access to Kings Mountain, Gastonia, Charlotte, and Hickory. The centerpiece of the farm is the custom-built main residence at 520 Lewis Farm Road. Built in 2000, the ranch-inspired home offers approximately 6,859 heated square feet with four bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and one half bathroom. Rich wood and stone interior features are found throughout the residence, including wide-plank heart pine flooring, a grand winding staircase, a large stone fireplace, and custom finishes. The kitchen is equipped with granite countertops, a Viking six-burner range, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, and a butler's pantry with a beverage refrigerator. The large family room centers around a rock fireplace and includes multiple doors leading to the back porch. A large multilevel rear deck and screened porch provide additional space overlooking the fenced pastures. The primary suite includes an adjacent, richly designed office, an oversized sauna and shower, and custom walk-in closets. Additional bedrooms are generously sized, with remodeled bathrooms adding updated functionality. A large finished room over the garage includes a full bathroom and walk-in closet, creating flexible space for an office, recreation room, or additional accommodations. Four HVAC systems, an oversized garage, and a full diesel-powered backup generator round out the main home's extensive features. Two additional residences expand the property's versatility. The remodeled cottage at 434 Lewis Farm Road was built in 1995 and contains approximately 1,131 heated square feet. It offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, an open-concept kitchen and living area, laundry facilities in the kitchen, and a primary suite with a walk-in closet and private bathroom. The cottage overlooks the horse pasture. The remodeled guest house at 435 Lewis Farm Road provides approximately 3,004 square feet with four oversized bedrooms and three full bathrooms. Originally built in 1959, the residence has been fully remodeled and includes hardwood floors, a large flex space, separate living and family rooms, an open kitchen and family room layout, and two stone fireplaces with gas logs. The family room opens toward an in-ground swimming pool surrounded by concrete and Trex decking. The pool overlooks the pasture, while a separate pool house includes a full bathroom and storage room. A two-car garage and two screened areas provide additional usable space. For equestrian use, the property is supported by multiple rolling pastures with electric fencing, cross fencing, and multiple run-in sheds. At the center of the horse facilities is a custom approximately 5,357-square-foot barn with concrete floors and 11 stalls. The barn includes a birthing room, tack room, wash room, full kitchen with laundry, full bathroom, office/living area, and electric waterers. These established facilities allow many day-to-day horse care functions to remain concentrated around the barn. Adjacent to the barn is an approximately 14,516-square-foot riding arena. The arena features a sand surface, enclosed sloped walls, and mirrors, providing a dedicated area for riding and training regardless of many day-to-day outdoor conditions. Its location next to the barn creates an efficient setup between stalls, tack facilities, wash areas, and the riding space. The approximately 57 acres consist largely of tillable, rolling ground that has been maintained for agricultural and equestrian use. Pastures are integrated throughout the property and supported by fencing, cross fencing, and run-in shelters. Two security gates control access, while an internal paved road system reaches most areas of the farm and connects the residences and major improvements. Additional infrastructure includes multiple wells and septic systems, a recent survey, an approximately 2,434-square-foot tractor shed, a greenhouse, a gazebo overlooking the pasture, and a playground. The combination of established roads, utilities, pasture infrastructure, residences, storage, and equestrian improvements makes this a property where much of the major farm infrastructure is already in place. For buyers searching for a North Carolina horse farm, Gaston County equestrian property, large-acreage farm near Charlotte, horse property with a riding arena, or turnkey equestrian estate with multiple residences, this farm brings the primary components together on one property.