Completely renovated 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath ranch on 5.5 acres in Shamong, New Jersey, with a 5-stall horse barn, open pastures, and preserved land directly behind the property. This 1,700-plus-square-foot single-level home sits at the end of a quiet dead-end street, set back on a welcoming driveway with an oversized 2-car garage and a large rear patio built for entertaining, grilling, and watching the horses from your own back door. At the center of the home is a large open kitchen with an oversized island with seating and windows overlooking the acreage and pasture out back. The kitchen connects directly to the living and dining room, which includes additional cabinetry and built-in storage and is flexible enough to serve as a second living room, family room, or home office depending on how you live. A convenient combination laundry and mudroom sits just off the kitchen and connects to the large 2-car garage, so groceries, gear, and barn boots all come in through one door. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet, and both full bathrooms have been updated with stylish tile work. The 5-stall barn and pastures make this a true turnkey equestrian property, a separate storage shed handles tack, tools, and seasonal equipment, and a John Deere tractor conveys with the sale so the new owner can maintain the acreage from day one. What separates this one from other Shamong farmettes is the condition. The home has been redone from top to bottom, including a new roof, new windows, new siding, and a new HVAC system with forced air. A brand new septic system was installed, and a whole-house backup generator is already in place, which matters on a rural lot at the end of a dead-end road. There is no deferred maintenance to inherit and no major system left for the next owner to replace. The lot backs to preserved open space, so the wooded views behind the property are permanent. Valenzano Family Winery is just minutes away, with Atsion Lake, Wharton State Forest, and the Pinelands National Reserve nearby, plus easy access to Route 206 for the commute toward Medford, Marlton, and Route 70. Equestrian acreage, a fully renovated ranch, and permanently protected land behind you is a rare combination in this area.