Daniel Real Estate

Daniel Real Estate

Welcome to Daniel, Wyoming – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Sublette County. This charming town, with a population of just over 100 residents, offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

Surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Wind River Range and the expansive Bridger-Teton National Forest, Daniel is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re an avid hiker, fisherman, or wildlife watcher, the area boasts a plethora of recreational opportunities. With pristine rivers and lakes nearby, you can indulge in fishing, kayaking, and boating during the warmer months, while winter brings a magical blanket of snow perfect for snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.

Daniel’s close-knit community is another highlight, where neighbors become friends and local events foster a strong sense of belonging. The town’s rich history is reflected in its rustic charm, with quaint buildings and a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home.

For those considering a move to this idyllic location, real estate options range from cozy cabins to spacious plots of land, allowing you to create your dream retreat. With its stunning scenery, friendly community, and abundant outdoor activities, Daniel, Wyoming, is not just a place to live, but a lifestyle to embrace. Discover the beauty and tranquility of Daniel – your perfect slice of paradise awaits!

Newest Listings in Daniel

$4,600,000
26-2076 MLS
Starting as an original homesteaded in 1918, this legacy ranch has expanded over time and has been in the same family for over 100 years. This property is truly a magical piece of Wyoming history with timeless views and traces of the past. This 980-acre Sublette County offering provides a collection of desirable features -- water rights, two creeks, and breathtaking views. Live water meanders through many areas on the ranch, creating an optimal habitat for waterfowl, moose, deer, and more. Views to the east are safeguarded by a neighboring Wyoming State Land parcel and ranch land shielded from development by conservation easements. The Merna area location provides a unique top of the world feeling with wide open 360-degree views galore and beauty in every direction; secluded but near the town of Pinedale and an easy day excursion to nearby Jackson Hole. With no covenants and lots of elbow room, this is the perfect spot to build your forever home and start enjoying your best Wyoming life! There is plenty of room to set up all of your equestrian needs or keep things the way they have been for a century and continue to use the land for cattle. The property runs along the county road for year round access and much of the property is flat and usable. With irrigation ditches, both Chall and Beaver Creeks on the land and springs throughout, the property feels like an oasis in the middle of the high desert. It is surrounded by other large parcels resulting in lots of privacy while also having easy access to the national forest, just a short drive away on an ATV. Isn't it time for some new neighbors? Join the antelope, mule deer, moose, hawks, bald eagles and more as you enjoy the peace and solitude of this special ranch offering.

980 ACRES Merna N. Beaver, Daniel

$749,000
2 Beds 2 Baths 26-1559 MLS
Antelope Alley. Where nature roams and recreationalists play. Whether you want to ride your horses off the property or snow machine to state lands right from your front door, this 2 bed/2 bath 1635 square foot log-sided home sits on 10 acres bordering national lands with views of 3 mountain ranges. The Wyoming, Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges can be seen from every window of this 2-story home. The main bedroom is conveniently located on the 1st floor with full bath and sweeping views of the Winds. The loft and second floor bedroom are large and open with a full bath. It's perfect for family, guests, to work from home or to home school. The opportunities are endless. This is quintessential cabin living with all the modern conveniences. Located in the coveted Jim Bridger Estates, homes like this rarely come on the market. Whether you are looking for full time living, a hunting and fishing cabin or just a mountain escape, this home was built to last. Electric heat runs throughout or you can use the wood stove for cozy warmth. The wrap around porch is perfect for a cup of coffee, a good book, bird watching and views of virtually the entire Wind River Range. A packaged home by Northwest Log Homes, each board was lovingly built with the sellers own hands. Custom touches run throughout, including the pine kitchen cabinets and various furniture pieces. This home is being sold furnished which includes a Polaris Ranger, two Polaris snow machines and a lawnmower. The shed offers ample storage for your tools and toys. Winter plowing is available through local, private plow services.

109 E Fontenelle Drive, Daniel

$3,900,000
26-1536 MLS
Where the Wind River Range meets the wild heart of Wyoming. Maki Creek Ranch is 500+/- acres of rolling aspen groves, sage-scented hills, and three untamed miles of trout-rich North Cottonwood Creek, bordering the Bridger National Forest with limitless backcountry beyond. Elk bugle at dawn. Antelope drift across golden flats. Cutthroat trout rise in cottonwood-shaded pools. Moose, bear, and wolves roam free; sage grouse drum at sunrise. This is a blank canvas for a world-class hunting retreat or working cattle ranch, with prime creekside building sites framing sweeping views of the Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges. Rare. Remote. Ready for your legacy. The Full Story There are ranches, and then there is Maki Creek Ranch -- 500+/- acres of pure, unfiltered Wyoming wilderness, where the land doesn't just border the wild, it is the wild. A River Runs Through It North Cottonwood Creek doesn't just touch this property -- it owns nearly three miles of it, winding through the heart of the ranch like a vein of liquid silver, shaded by towering cottonwoods that have stood sentinel for generations. Maki Creek slips in from the northwest to join it, braiding two waterways into one unforgettable centerpiece. Cast a line here and you're not fishing a stocked pond -- you're chasing wild cutthroat and rainbow trout in water clear enough to see your own reflection staring back, daring you to stay just one more hour. Where the Mountains Watch Over You Stand anywhere on this ranch and turn east: the jagged, snow-streaked spine of the Wind River Range rises against the sky. Turn north: the Gros Ventre Range answers in kind. This isn't a property with a view -- it's a property surrounded by views, with prime creekside building sites just waiting for a home that deserves a window in every direction. And the land doesn't stop at the fence line. Maki Creek Ranch shares a border with the Bridger National Forest, which means your 500 acres are really just the beginning. Beyond it: thousands more acres of public land, untouched and unclaimed, yours to roam without a single No Trespassing sign in sight. A Hunter's Fever Dream This is the kind of ground that makes serious hunters weak in the knees. Elk -- Over-the-counter tags in Unit 92, no draw, no waiting, just go. Antelope -- Unit 88 offers a draw with excellent odds at trophy bucks that other hunters spend years chasing. Mule Deer -- Unit 142, general over-the-counter tags, classic Wyoming high-country deer hunting. And beyond the big three: moose, black bear, and the haunting call of wolves at dusk. Waterfowl drop into the creek bottoms. Sage grouse drum and dance across the open flats at first light. Whether you're the kind of hunter who wants a guaranteed elk tag in your pocket every fall or someone chasing the elusive trophy antelope, this ranch delivers both -- without ever leaving your own land. Built for Cattle, Built for Legacy Beyond the recreation, this is genuine working ground. Rolling hills carpeted in native grasses and sagebrush, interspersed with aspen groves and conifer stands, create exactly the kind of varied terrain and forage that makes for a serious cattle operation -- pasture, shelter, and water, all in one self-contained system. The Setting: Big Piney, Wyoming This is big sky country in the truest sense. Big Piney sits in Sublette County, where winters arrive with real teeth -- lows around 5°F and a blanket of snow -- and summers settle into mild, golden days near 80°F with crisp, star-filled nights. Annual precipitation is sparse, just 10 inches, which keeps the air dry, the skies impossibly clear, and the Milky Way close enough to touch. You're 35 miles from Pinedale for groceries, gear, and gas. Ninety miles from Jackson Hole, with all the dining, shopping, and Teton scenery that implies. Jackson Hole Airport sits about 100 miles out for easy air travel, while Salt Lake City International offers a bigger hub roughly 220 miles southwest. It's remote enough to feel like your own private kingdom, but close enough that civilization is never more than an afternoon away. The Bottom Line Maki Creek Ranch isn't just land -- it's an invitation. An invitation to fish a creek most anglers only dream about. To hunt elk, antelope, and deer on tags that don't require a lottery win. To build a home with the Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges as your permanent backdrop. To run cattle on grass that's been waiting generations for the right hands. This is 500+/- acres of unclaimed Wyoming legend. The only question left is whether it's yours.

620 N Cottonwood Road, Daniel

$3,900,000
26-1535 MLS
Where the Wind River Range meets the wild heart of Wyoming. Maki Creek Ranch is 500+/- acres of rolling aspen groves, sage-scented hills, and three untamed miles of trout-rich North Cottonwood Creek, bordering the Bridger National Forest with limitless backcountry beyond. Elk bugle at dawn. Antelope drift across golden flats. Cutthroat trout rise in cottonwood-shaded pools. Moose, bear, and wolves roam free; sage grouse drum at sunrise. This is a blank canvas for a world-class hunting retreat or working cattle ranch, with prime creekside building sites framing sweeping views of the Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges. Rare. Remote. Ready for your legacy. The Full Story There are ranches, and then there is Maki Creek Ranch -- 1,580+/- acres of pure, unfiltered Wyoming wilderness, where the land doesn't just border the wild, it is the wild. A River Runs Through It North Cottonwood Creek doesn't just touch this property -- it owns nearly three miles of it, winding through the heart of the ranch like a vein of liquid silver, shaded by towering cottonwoods that have stood sentinel for generations. Maki Creek slips in from the northwest to join it, braiding two waterways into one unforgettable centerpiece. Cast a line here and you're not fishing a stocked pond -- you're chasing wild cutthroat and rainbow trout in water clear enough to see your own reflection staring back, daring you to stay just one more hour. Where the Mountains Watch Over You Stand anywhere on this ranch and turn east: the jagged, snow-streaked spine of the Wind River Range rises against the sky. Turn north: the Gros Ventre Range answers in kind. This isn't a property with a view -- it's a property surrounded by views, with prime creekside building sites just waiting for a home that deserves a window in every direction. And the land doesn't stop at the fence line. Maki Creek Ranch shares a border with the Bridger National Forest, which means your 1,580 acres are really just the beginning. Beyond it: thousands more acres of public land, untouched and unclaimed, yours to roam without a single No Trespassing sign in sight. A Hunter's Fever Dream This is the kind of ground that makes serious hunters weak in the knees. Elk -- Over-the-counter tags in Unit 92, no draw, no waiting, just go. Antelope -- Unit 88 offers a draw with excellent odds at trophy bucks that other hunters spend years chasing. Mule Deer -- Unit 142, general over-the-counter tags, classic Wyoming high-country deer hunting. And beyond the big three: moose, black bear, and the haunting call of wolves at dusk. Waterfowl drop into the creek bottoms. Sage grouse drum and dance across the open flats at first light. Whether you're the kind of hunter who wants a guaranteed elk tag in your pocket every fall or someone chasing the elusive trophy antelope, this ranch delivers both -- without ever leaving your own land. Built for Cattle, Built for Legacy Beyond the recreation, this is genuine working ground. Rolling hills carpeted in native grasses and sagebrush, interspersed with aspen groves and conifer stands, create exactly the kind of varied terrain and forage that makes for a serious cattle operation -- pasture, shelter, and water, all in one self-contained system. The Setting: Big Piney, Wyoming This is big sky country in the truest sense. Big Piney sits in Sublette County, where winters arrive with real teeth -- lows around 5°F and a blanket of snow -- and summers settle into mild, golden days near 80°F with crisp, star-filled nights. Annual precipitation is sparse, just 10 inches, which keeps the air dry, the skies impossibly clear, and the Milky Way close enough to touch. You're 35 miles from Pinedale for groceries, gear, and gas. Ninety miles from Jackson Hole, with all the dining, shopping, and Teton scenery that implies. Jackson Hole Airport sits about 100 miles out for easy air travel, while Salt Lake City International offers a bigger hub roughly 220 miles southwest. It's remote enough to feel like your own private kingdom, but close enough that civilization is never more than an afternoon away. The Bottom Line Maki Creek Ranch isn't just land -- it's an invitation. An invitation to fish a creek most anglers only dream about. To hunt elk, antelope, and deer on tags that don't require a lottery win. To build a home with the Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges as your permanent backdrop. To run cattle on grass that's been waiting generations for the right hands. This is 500+/- acres of unclaimed Wyoming legend. The only question left is whether it's yours.

618 N Cottonwood Road, Daniel

$5,900,000
26-1532 MLS
Where the Wind River Range meets the wild heart of Wyoming. Maki Creek Ranch is 660+/- acres of rolling aspen groves, sage-scented hills, and three untamed miles of trout-rich North Cottonwood Creek, bordering the Bridger National Forest with limitless backcountry beyond. Elk bugle at dawn. Antelope drift across golden flats. Cutthroat trout rise in cottonwood-shaded pools. Moose, bear, and wolves roam free; sage grouse drum at sunrise. This is a blank canvas for a world-class hunting retreat or working cattle ranch, with prime creekside building sites framing sweeping views of the Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges. Rare. Remote. Ready for your legacy. The Full Story There are ranches, and then there is Maki Creek Ranch -- 660+/- acres of pure, unfiltered Wyoming wilderness, where the land doesn't just border the wild, it is the wild. A River Runs Through It North Cottonwood Creek doesn't just touch this property -- it owns nearly three miles of it, winding through the heart of the ranch like a vein of liquid silver, shaded by towering cottonwoods that have stood sentinel for generations. Maki Creek slips in from the northwest to join it, braiding two waterways into one unforgettable centerpiece. Cast a line here and you're not fishing a stocked pond -- you're chasing wild cutthroat and rainbow trout in water clear enough to see your own reflection staring back, daring you to stay just one more hour. Where the Mountains Watch Over You Stand anywhere on this ranch and turn east: the jagged, snow-streaked spine of the Wind River Range rises against the sky. Turn north: the Gros Ventre Range answers in kind. This isn't a property with a view -- it's a property surrounded by views, with prime creekside building sites just waiting for a home that deserves a window in every direction. And the land doesn't stop at the fence line. Maki Creek Ranch shares a border with the Bridger National Forest, which means your 1,580 acres are really just the beginning. Beyond it: thousands more acres of public land, untouched and unclaimed, yours to roam without a single No Trespassing sign in sight. A Hunter's Fever Dream This is the kind of ground that makes serious hunters weak in the knees. Elk -- Over-the-counter tags in Unit 92, no draw, no waiting, just go. Antelope -- Unit 88 offers a draw with excellent odds at trophy bucks that other hunters spend years chasing. Mule Deer -- Unit 142, general over-the-counter tags, classic Wyoming high-country deer hunting. And beyond the big three: moose, black bear, and the haunting call of wolves at dusk. Waterfowl drop into the creek bottoms. Sage grouse drum and dance across the open flats at first light. Whether you're the kind of hunter who wants a guaranteed elk tag in your pocket every fall or someone chasing the elusive trophy antelope, this ranch delivers both -- without ever leaving your own land. Built for Cattle, Built for Legacy Beyond the recreation, this is genuine working ground. Rolling hills carpeted in native grasses and sagebrush, interspersed with aspen groves and conifer stands, create exactly the kind of varied terrain and forage that makes for a serious cattle operation -- pasture, shelter, and water, all in one self-contained system. The Setting: Big Piney, Wyoming This is big sky country in the truest sense. Big Piney sits in Sublette County, where winters arrive with real teeth -- lows around 5°F and a blanket of snow -- and summers settle into mild, golden days near 80°F with crisp, star-filled nights. Annual precipitation is sparse, just 10 inches, which keeps the air dry, the skies impossibly clear, and the Milky Way close enough to touch. You're 35 miles from Pinedale for groceries, gear, and gas. Ninety miles from Jackson Hole, with all the dining, shopping, and Teton scenery that implies. Jackson Hole Airport sits about 100 miles out for easy air travel, while Salt Lake City International offers a bigger hub roughly 220 miles southwest. It's remote enough to feel like your own private kingdom, but close enough that civilization is never more than an afternoon away. The Bottom Line Maki Creek Ranch isn't just land -- it's an invitation. An invitation to fish a creek most anglers only dream about. To hunt elk, antelope, and deer on tags that don't require a lottery win. To build a home with the Wind River and Gros Ventre Ranges as your permanent backdrop. To run cattle on grass that's been waiting generations for the right hands. This is 660+/- acres of unclaimed Wyoming legend. The only question left is whether it's yours.

616 N Cottonwood Road, Daniel

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