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$65,000,000

The private guest ranch of the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl for 40+ years, Red Hills Ranch is surrounded by national forest and wilderness but only 25 miles from downtown Jackson. It is a 190-acre sanctuary and basecamp offering hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing right out the front door; 1.5 miles of frontage on the Wild & Scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and 3 riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owner's home. Deep in the Gros Ventre River Valley and in the shadow of the iconic iron oxide-rich hills that give it its name, Red Hills Ranch is your imagined Western ranch made real—with room to grow—and it's on the market for the first time since 197

16 Beds ⋅ 15 Baths ⋅ 24-2107 MLS

The private guest ranch of the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl for 40+ years, Red Hills Ranch is surrounded by national forest and wilderness but only 25 miles from downtown Jackson. It is a 190-acre sanctuary and basecamp offering hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing right out the front door; 1.5 miles of frontage on the Wild & Scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and 3 riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owner's home. Deep in the Gros Ventre River Valley and in the shadow of the iconic iron oxide-rich hills that give it its name, Red Hills Ranch is your imagined Western ranch made real—with room to grow—and it's on the market for the first time since 197

15400 Gros Ventre Road, Kelly

$65,000,000

The private guest ranch of the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl for 40+ years, Red Hills Ranch is surrounded by national forest and wilderness but only 25 miles from downtown Jackson. It is a 190-acre sanctuary and basecamp offering hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing right out the front door; 1.5 miles of frontage on the Wild & Scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and 3 riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owner's home. Deep in the Gros Ventre River Valley and in the shadow of the iconic iron oxide-rich hills that give it its name, Red Hills Ranch is your imagined Western ranch made real—with room to grow—and it's on the market for the first time since 197

24-2097 MLS

The private guest ranch of the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl for 40+ years, Red Hills Ranch is surrounded by national forest and wilderness but only 25 miles from downtown Jackson. It is a 190-acre sanctuary and basecamp offering hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing right out the front door; 1.5 miles of frontage on the Wild & Scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and 3 riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owner's home. Deep in the Gros Ventre River Valley and in the shadow of the iconic iron oxide-rich hills that give it its name, Red Hills Ranch is your imagined Western ranch made real—with room to grow—and it's on the market for the first time since 197

15400 Gros Ventre Road, Kelly

$62,000,000

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of 5 building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

26-1193 MLS

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of 5 building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

Spring Gulch Road, Jackson

$58,500,000

Johnson Ag is a fifth-generation, large-scale dryland farming operation located in southeast Idaho. This expansive farm comprises 10,587± deeded acres in a single contiguous tract, offering exceptional logistical efficiency and operational ease. Currently producing Yellowstone Winter Wheat and Jefferson Spring Wheat, the farm also benefits from additional income via a 57-turbine wind farm situated entirely within its boundaries. The wind energy project includes its own substation and operates under a 35-year lease agreement, with 16 years remaining, providing stable, long-term energy lease revenue to the landowner. Accessibility is excellent, with paved roadways leading directly through the property, and on-site infrastructure includes a 243,000-bushel grain storage facility and multiple equipment shops. Located just 18 miles from Idaho Falls, the property is within easy reach of ski resorts, national forests, and rivers, and it offers close proximity to premier recreational and resort destinations such as Grand Teton National Park, Driggs, and Jackson Hole. From its scenic setting near the Ririe Reservoir to its mix of agricultural and renewable energy income streams, Johnson Ag presents a rare opportunity to acquire a generational-scale property with multi-sector revenue potential.

25-2261 MLS

Johnson Ag is a fifth-generation, large-scale dryland farming operation located in southeast Idaho. This expansive farm comprises 10,587± deeded acres in a single contiguous tract, offering exceptional logistical efficiency and operational ease. Currently producing Yellowstone Winter Wheat and Jefferson Spring Wheat, the farm also benefits from additional income via a 57-turbine wind farm situated entirely within its boundaries. The wind energy project includes its own substation and operates under a 35-year lease agreement, with 16 years remaining, providing stable, long-term energy lease revenue to the landowner. Accessibility is excellent, with paved roadways leading directly through the property, and on-site infrastructure includes a 243,000-bushel grain storage facility and multiple equipment shops. Located just 18 miles from Idaho Falls, the property is within easy reach of ski resorts, national forests, and rivers, and it offers close proximity to premier recreational and resort destinations such as Grand Teton National Park, Driggs, and Jackson Hole. From its scenic setting near the Ririe Reservoir to its mix of agricultural and renewable energy income streams, Johnson Ag presents a rare opportunity to acquire a generational-scale property with multi-sector revenue potential.

12160 E N 89th, Idaho Falls

$52,800,000

Spanning over 96,000 acres beneath Wyoming's Absaroka Mountains, this storied ranch has defined the American West for nearly 150 years. Founded in 1878 and brought to life through Charles Belden's iconic photography and later the Marlboro Man campaign, it remains one of the most recognized landscapes in Western culture. The property continues as a working cattle operation with historic headquarters, hay meadows, and mountain pastures that sustain its herd. Wildlife abounds, from trophy elk and mule deer to trout-rich waters along the Greybull River, offering unmatched hunting and fishing. A legacy of conservation and stewardship ensures its heritage endures, making it a rare opportunity to own and carry forward a living icon of the West. Pitchfork Ranch - A Living Icon of the American West Set beneath the dramatic skyline of Wyoming's Absaroka Mountains, this is one of the American West's most historic and storied landholdings. Encompassing 96,115 acres of deeded, leased, and permitted lands near Meeteetse, it has shaped the course of ranching, wildlife conservation, and cultural imagination for nearly 150 years. An Origin Rooted in Wisdom and Endurance The story begins in 1878 with Otto Franc von Lichtenstein, a Prussian nobleman who sought not only land, but knowledge. When selecting a location for his cattle operation, Otto asked local Native Americans where the snow fell lightest. They guided him to this sheltered basin, where prevailing winds kept the grasslands open even in cold monthsproviding one of the most reliable and affordable wintering grounds in the region. This foundation grew into a ranching empire stretching cattle drives from Meeteetse to the Bighorn Mountains. The nearby town of Otto, Wyoming still bears his name. After Otto's death, the ranch was purchased by the Phelps family, who stewarded it through the early 20th century. It was through this lineage that Charles Belden, a Californian with a keen eye for photography, came to the ranchnot by blood, but by marriage to Frances Phelps. He soon immersed himself in daily life on the ranch. The West, Through a Photographer's Lens Belden became not only a resident, but its most important cultural ambassador. A graduate of MIT with a fascination for mechanics and imagery, he turned his lens on the raw, unfiltered realities of ranch lifecattle drives, snowbound winters, haying crews, and cowboys at work. His images, published in Life, National Geographic, and newspapers nationwide, shaped the public's imagination of the American West. The Pitchfork became more than a cattle operationit became a symbol of Western identity. Marlboro Country: Where the Cowboy Became a Legend Belden laid the groundwork for another powerful visual era. In the early 1980s, the ranch was chosen as the setting for the Marlboro Man campaign, a defining piece of American brand mythology. Shot in 1981 and 1983, the campaign drew on its authentic cowboy lifestyle, sweeping vistas, and rugged terrain. Some images are now preserved in the Meeteetse Museums, standing alongside Belden's work. Those same scenes remain today: ride beneath the Absarokas, and you're in the place where the story began. A Ranching Operation Grounded in Function and Heritage Today, the ranch supports a year-round herd of approximately 1,300 mother cows. Its ridgelines and high-desert valleys allow wind to strip snow from key grazing areas, minimizing winter feed requirements. Over 1,100 acres of irrigated hay meadows support production, while the Greybull River and spring systems provide abundant water. At its core stand eight residences, barns, working pens, and historic structures dating to the early 1900s. The Stone House, built in 1914 from hand-cut sandstone, remains the symbolic heart of the ranch with commanding views of the Greybull Basin. Two original barns built with hand-hewn timbers still stand as testaments to its craftsmanship and continuity of purpose. Modern infrastructureincluding natural gas supply and upgraded irrigation pivotssupports efficient operations. Summer grazing continues through traditional routes to high-mountain pastures on Forest Service and State leases, while rotational systems allow for rest and rejuvenation of meadows. Recreation in Its Wildest, Most Authentic Form This is a sportsman's paradise, offering big game hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and backcountry exploration. Roughly 5,000 elk winter in the region, many congregating along the river corridor. Trophy-class bulls are common, with hunting tags tightly controlled to enhance wildlife health. Mule deer, moose, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, and wild turkeys are abundant. The Greybull River is ranked among the top cutthroat trout fisheries in the U.S., with thrilling dry-fly fishing in late spring and fall. Spring-fed creeks and reservoirs hold brook, rainbow, and tiger troutsome completely private. Named tributaries and seasonal cow camps offer a backcountry experience rich in solitude and scenery. A Culture of Conservation and Stewardship From its earliest years, the ranch has been on the leading edge of wildlife conservation. Belden worked with Wyoming Game & Fish to preserve pronghorn antelope, even shipping live animals to zoos in New York and Europe. He pioneered aerial fish stocking after observing an eagle drop a live fish mid-flight. More recently, the ranch played a pivotal role in recovery of the endangered black-footed ferret. This ethic continues. Landowners in the basin voluntarily closed over a million acres to hunting to help mule deer recoverwell before regulation. The ranch participates in Wyoming's "Access Yes!" program and provides habitat for elk, moose, and migrating wildlife. Grizzly bears, elk, and other species remain highly visible across its expanse. A Setting of Scale, Beauty, and Privacy Its southern edge rises into the Absaroka Range, including Frank's Peak at 13,153 feet. The landscape offers privacy without isolation, wilderness without sacrificing access. Just 45 minutes from Cody Regional Airport, the ranch is reached by paved and gravel roads. A historic oil road crosses a portion of the property, providing connectivity and potential for conservation partnerships. Carrying the Torch of the American West This ranch has been passed through five generations, with a sixth now involvedan almost unheard-of continuity in Western landholding. With it comes institutional knowledge, cultural memory, and a profound understanding of stewardship. Community members hope the next owner will embrace it not just as an asset, but as an inheritance of responsibility and opportunity. For the right buyer, this is more than a working ranch or recreational haven. It is an originalone of the last large-scale landholdings where the full spectrum of the American West remains alive and functioning. Its grass still feeds cattle. Its river still runs wild with trout. Its ridgelines still carry the call of elk. And its legacy is ready to be carried forward.

25-2558 MLS

Spanning over 96,000 acres beneath Wyoming's Absaroka Mountains, this storied ranch has defined the American West for nearly 150 years. Founded in 1878 and brought to life through Charles Belden's iconic photography and later the Marlboro Man campaign, it remains one of the most recognized landscapes in Western culture. The property continues as a working cattle operation with historic headquarters, hay meadows, and mountain pastures that sustain its herd. Wildlife abounds, from trophy elk and mule deer to trout-rich waters along the Greybull River, offering unmatched hunting and fishing. A legacy of conservation and stewardship ensures its heritage endures, making it a rare opportunity to own and carry forward a living icon of the West. Pitchfork Ranch - A Living Icon of the American West Set beneath the dramatic skyline of Wyoming's Absaroka Mountains, this is one of the American West's most historic and storied landholdings. Encompassing 96,115 acres of deeded, leased, and permitted lands near Meeteetse, it has shaped the course of ranching, wildlife conservation, and cultural imagination for nearly 150 years. An Origin Rooted in Wisdom and Endurance The story begins in 1878 with Otto Franc von Lichtenstein, a Prussian nobleman who sought not only land, but knowledge. When selecting a location for his cattle operation, Otto asked local Native Americans where the snow fell lightest. They guided him to this sheltered basin, where prevailing winds kept the grasslands open even in cold monthsproviding one of the most reliable and affordable wintering grounds in the region. This foundation grew into a ranching empire stretching cattle drives from Meeteetse to the Bighorn Mountains. The nearby town of Otto, Wyoming still bears his name. After Otto's death, the ranch was purchased by the Phelps family, who stewarded it through the early 20th century. It was through this lineage that Charles Belden, a Californian with a keen eye for photography, came to the ranchnot by blood, but by marriage to Frances Phelps. He soon immersed himself in daily life on the ranch. The West, Through a Photographer's Lens Belden became not only a resident, but its most important cultural ambassador. A graduate of MIT with a fascination for mechanics and imagery, he turned his lens on the raw, unfiltered realities of ranch lifecattle drives, snowbound winters, haying crews, and cowboys at work. His images, published in Life, National Geographic, and newspapers nationwide, shaped the public's imagination of the American West. The Pitchfork became more than a cattle operationit became a symbol of Western identity. Marlboro Country: Where the Cowboy Became a Legend Belden laid the groundwork for another powerful visual era. In the early 1980s, the ranch was chosen as the setting for the Marlboro Man campaign, a defining piece of American brand mythology. Shot in 1981 and 1983, the campaign drew on its authentic cowboy lifestyle, sweeping vistas, and rugged terrain. Some images are now preserved in the Meeteetse Museums, standing alongside Belden's work. Those same scenes remain today: ride beneath the Absarokas, and you're in the place where the story began. A Ranching Operation Grounded in Function and Heritage Today, the ranch supports a year-round herd of approximately 1,300 mother cows. Its ridgelines and high-desert valleys allow wind to strip snow from key grazing areas, minimizing winter feed requirements. Over 1,100 acres of irrigated hay meadows support production, while the Greybull River and spring systems provide abundant water. At its core stand eight residences, barns, working pens, and historic structures dating to the early 1900s. The Stone House, built in 1914 from hand-cut sandstone, remains the symbolic heart of the ranch with commanding views of the Greybull Basin. Two original barns built with hand-hewn timbers still stand as testaments to its craftsmanship and continuity of purpose. Modern infrastructureincluding natural gas supply and upgraded irrigation pivotssupports efficient operations. Summer grazing continues through traditional routes to high-mountain pastures on Forest Service and State leases, while rotational systems allow for rest and rejuvenation of meadows. Recreation in Its Wildest, Most Authentic Form This is a sportsman's paradise, offering big game hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and backcountry exploration. Roughly 5,000 elk winter in the region, many congregating along the river corridor. Trophy-class bulls are common, with hunting tags tightly controlled to enhance wildlife health. Mule deer, moose, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, and wild turkeys are abundant. The Greybull River is ranked among the top cutthroat trout fisheries in the U.S., with thrilling dry-fly fishing in late spring and fall. Spring-fed creeks and reservoirs hold brook, rainbow, and tiger troutsome completely private. Named tributaries and seasonal cow camps offer a backcountry experience rich in solitude and scenery. A Culture of Conservation and Stewardship From its earliest years, the ranch has been on the leading edge of wildlife conservation. Belden worked with Wyoming Game & Fish to preserve pronghorn antelope, even shipping live animals to zoos in New York and Europe. He pioneered aerial fish stocking after observing an eagle drop a live fish mid-flight. More recently, the ranch played a pivotal role in recovery of the endangered black-footed ferret. This ethic continues. Landowners in the basin voluntarily closed over a million acres to hunting to help mule deer recoverwell before regulation. The ranch participates in Wyoming's "Access Yes!" program and provides habitat for elk, moose, and migrating wildlife. Grizzly bears, elk, and other species remain highly visible across its expanse. A Setting of Scale, Beauty, and Privacy Its southern edge rises into the Absaroka Range, including Frank's Peak at 13,153 feet. The landscape offers privacy without isolation, wilderness without sacrificing access. Just 45 minutes from Cody Regional Airport, the ranch is reached by paved and gravel roads. A historic oil road crosses a portion of the property, providing connectivity and potential for conservation partnerships. Carrying the Torch of the American West This ranch has been passed through five generations, with a sixth now involvedan almost unheard-of continuity in Western landholding. With it comes institutional knowledge, cultural memory, and a profound understanding of stewardship. Community members hope the next owner will embrace it not just as an asset, but as an inheritance of responsibility and opportunity. For the right buyer, this is more than a working ranch or recreational haven. It is an originalone of the last large-scale landholdings where the full spectrum of the American West remains alive and functioning. Its grass still feeds cattle. Its river still runs wild with trout. Its ridgelines still carry the call of elk. And its legacy is ready to be carried forward.

20A Rd 5ru, Meeteetse

$48,500,000

Situated on arguably the best parcel in Crescent H Ranch with expansive Teton views and prime Snake River frontage, this newly constructed project, completed in 2023 and designed by renowned architect Wallace Cunningham, is a living sculpture. Its connection to its surroundings is profound, with the natural beauty of Fish Creek, Grand Teton views, and wildlife like elk, moose, and eagles enhancing its setting. The architecture seamlessly integrates with the landscape, nestled into a stream curve, with a parallel pool reflecting both the mountains and the house. The sweeping sculptural roof and lofty interiors blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, creating inviting spaces for private enjoyment or entertaining. The private primary suite features large closets, a stone tub, and a walk-in stone shower with Teton views, followed by a stunning bedroom area. Five private en-suite guest rooms occupy the southern end, adjacent to the main living area, professional-grade kitchen, and glass-enclosed formal dining area at the home's center. The lower level includes an additional office, a wine storage room, and an attached three-car garage, completing the property. A glass corridor connects the two roofs, offering views of the sky, landscape, and art, creating stunning shadows. This corridor serves as a focal point, bringing the house's design ideas into clear focus. The owners were among the first to purchase property in the ranch, acquiring what is arguably the best land parcel within Crescent H. This property offers end-of-road privacy, spring creeks, Snake River frontage, and expansive views of the Teton Mountain Range. Through thoughtful planning and stewardship, they worked with Teton County and the Jackson Hole Land Trust to place a conservation easement on the property, which allows for additional development rights, including a second dwelling. Crescent H Ranch boasts miles of trails for horseback riding, cross-country skiing and hiking, as well as miles of private spring creeks, ponds and Snake River frontage for first-rate fishing. At Crescent H, homeowners owning smaller lots (a half acre to two acres) and those owning larger lots (35 to 50 acres) will all feel like they're living on 200 to 500 acres. The fishing access to an abundance of high-quality spring creek water sets Crescent H apart from other Jackson Hole neighborhoods. In fact, at one point in its history, Crescent H was one of the finest fishing camps in the country. As one expert said, "There's a lot to be said for having spring creek fishing during a high run-off year. There are a lot of times you can't fish the Snake River when you can fish the creeks." Fishing at Crescent H is for residents and their guests only. Homeowners also have access to Bridger-Teton National Forest. Crescent H's forested hills and tree-studded meadows create both a sense of privacy and a feeling of being in harmony with nature. Wildlife is abundant, but Crescent H is also a short drive from manmade attractions. The shops, restaurants and art galleries of downtown Jackson are close, as is the world-class skiing of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. A historic Western lodge on-site at Crescent H serves as a reminder of the property's heritage.

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-1261 MLS

Situated on arguably the best parcel in Crescent H Ranch with expansive Teton views and prime Snake River frontage, this newly constructed project, completed in 2023 and designed by renowned architect Wallace Cunningham, is a living sculpture. Its connection to its surroundings is profound, with the natural beauty of Fish Creek, Grand Teton views, and wildlife like elk, moose, and eagles enhancing its setting. The architecture seamlessly integrates with the landscape, nestled into a stream curve, with a parallel pool reflecting both the mountains and the house. The sweeping sculptural roof and lofty interiors blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, creating inviting spaces for private enjoyment or entertaining. The private primary suite features large closets, a stone tub, and a walk-in stone shower with Teton views, followed by a stunning bedroom area. Five private en-suite guest rooms occupy the southern end, adjacent to the main living area, professional-grade kitchen, and glass-enclosed formal dining area at the home's center. The lower level includes an additional office, a wine storage room, and an attached three-car garage, completing the property. A glass corridor connects the two roofs, offering views of the sky, landscape, and art, creating stunning shadows. This corridor serves as a focal point, bringing the house's design ideas into clear focus. The owners were among the first to purchase property in the ranch, acquiring what is arguably the best land parcel within Crescent H. This property offers end-of-road privacy, spring creeks, Snake River frontage, and expansive views of the Teton Mountain Range. Through thoughtful planning and stewardship, they worked with Teton County and the Jackson Hole Land Trust to place a conservation easement on the property, which allows for additional development rights, including a second dwelling. Crescent H Ranch boasts miles of trails for horseback riding, cross-country skiing and hiking, as well as miles of private spring creeks, ponds and Snake River frontage for first-rate fishing. At Crescent H, homeowners owning smaller lots (a half acre to two acres) and those owning larger lots (35 to 50 acres) will all feel like they're living on 200 to 500 acres. The fishing access to an abundance of high-quality spring creek water sets Crescent H apart from other Jackson Hole neighborhoods. In fact, at one point in its history, Crescent H was one of the finest fishing camps in the country. As one expert said, "There's a lot to be said for having spring creek fishing during a high run-off year. There are a lot of times you can't fish the Snake River when you can fish the creeks." Fishing at Crescent H is for residents and their guests only. Homeowners also have access to Bridger-Teton National Forest. Crescent H's forested hills and tree-studded meadows create both a sense of privacy and a feeling of being in harmony with nature. Wildlife is abundant, but Crescent H is also a short drive from manmade attractions. The shops, restaurants and art galleries of downtown Jackson are close, as is the world-class skiing of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. A historic Western lodge on-site at Crescent H serves as a reminder of the property's heritage.

1120 S Thunder Road, Wilson

$47,000,000

Set beneath the dramatic peaks of the Teton Range, the Antelope Trails Ranch spans nearly 70 acres, uniting pristine riverfront with vast wilderness in the heart of Jackson Hole. With over 920 feet of Snake River frontage, live water channels and Linger Creek cutting through its landscape, this estate is an angler's sanctuary. A network of private trails meanders for miles across the property, ideal for morning strolls, horseback rides, or quiet moments spotting wildlife. In winter, these same trails transform into a playground for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing-an embodiment of four-season living. Situated across the ranch are three distinct homes, each designed to integrate with their natural surroundings.

25-3002 MLS

Set beneath the dramatic peaks of the Teton Range, the Antelope Trails Ranch spans nearly 70 acres, uniting pristine riverfront with vast wilderness in the heart of Jackson Hole. With over 920 feet of Snake River frontage, live water channels and Linger Creek cutting through its landscape, this estate is an angler's sanctuary. A network of private trails meanders for miles across the property, ideal for morning strolls, horseback rides, or quiet moments spotting wildlife. In winter, these same trails transform into a playground for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing-an embodiment of four-season living. Situated across the ranch are three distinct homes, each designed to integrate with their natural surroundings.

6355/6335 N Red Tail Road, Jackson

$47,000,000

Set beneath the dramatic peaks of the Teton Range, the Antelope Trails Ranch spans nearly 70 acres, uniting pristine riverfront with vast wilderness in the heart of Jackson Hole. With over 920 feet of Snake River frontage, live water channels and Linger Creek cutting through its landscape, this estate is an angler's sanctuary. A network of private trails meanders for miles across the property, ideal for morning strolls, horseback rides, or quiet moments spotting wildlife. In winter, these same trails transform into a playground for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing-an embodiment of four-season living. Situated across the ranch are three distinct homes, each designed to integrate with their natural surroundings.

6 Beds ⋅ 19 Baths ⋅ 25-3001 MLS

Set beneath the dramatic peaks of the Teton Range, the Antelope Trails Ranch spans nearly 70 acres, uniting pristine riverfront with vast wilderness in the heart of Jackson Hole. With over 920 feet of Snake River frontage, live water channels and Linger Creek cutting through its landscape, this estate is an angler's sanctuary. A network of private trails meanders for miles across the property, ideal for morning strolls, horseback rides, or quiet moments spotting wildlife. In winter, these same trails transform into a playground for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing-an embodiment of four-season living. Situated across the ranch are three distinct homes, each designed to integrate with their natural surroundings.

6355/6335 N Red Tail Road, Jackson

$39,950,000

RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary near the end of Ely Springs Road, wrapped in rare live water with a spring-fed pond, restored trout-rich creek, and private Snake River frontage. The 5,906 sq ft handcrafted Western lodge, built in 1997, features 6 bedrooms and 6 baths across two wings, with expansive windows capturing water, meadow, and Grand Teton views. A two-bedroom guest house rests among mature trees with a creek below, while a heated studio, barn, greenhouse, fenced garden, and willow-walled sanctuary complete the compound. Elk and moose move through the willows and drink from the pond, and a private river dike offers walking, skiing, and unmatched immersion in nature. Exceptional privacy minutes from Jackson. Introduction & Overview RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary where water shapes every moment of living. Set near the end of Ely Springs Road, the property offers uncommon privacy, surrounded by flowing channels of Ely Springs Creek and centered around a reflective spring-fed pond that wraps the home in mirrored light. A quarter mile of private Snake River frontage anchors the western edge, while the Grand Teton rises to the northa rare alignment of water, mountain, and seclusion just minutes from Jackson. With a handcrafted 5,906 sq ft lodge-style residence, guest house, studio, barn, and a restored trout habitat, this property is defined by its water, privacy, and sense of place. Privacy, Setting & Sense of Place The property lives quietly, buffered by trees, water, and open space that create an atmosphere of seclusion without isolation. The home is thoughtfully positioned within its landscapeout of view, softly screened, and surrounded by the sound of flowing water and the movement of wildlife. From every window and deck, the experience is the same: nature in the foreground, mountains beyond, and nothing to interrupt the quiet. Main House 5,906 sq ft of Elevated Western Lodge Architecture Built in 1997, the main residence is a masterwork of handcrafted Western design, combining log, stone, timber, and glass in a way that feels authentic, timeless, and deeply connected to place. The home spans 5,906 sq ft with six bedrooms and six baths, arranged across two private wings that frame the central living areas. Inside, rustic materials are elevated through refined craft: hand-hewn beams, Montana Moss Rock fireplaces, birchbark cabinetry, reclaimed wood floors, custom ironwork, and layered natural textiles that bring warmth and texture to every room. Large windows frame water, meadow, and mountain views, allowing the home to live in visual dialogue with its setting. The great room is designed for gathering, while quieter spacesincluding a stone alcove office, bedroom decks, and reading nooksoffer places of retreat and reflection. The home is offered fully furnished and move-in ready, curated for comfort, continuity, and immediate enjoyment. The Garden Sanctuary Just beyond the house, a hand-gathered willow-branch fence encircles a kitchen garden with drifts of perennials, wildflowers, groundcovers, penstemon, poppies, thyme, campanula, roses, and more. Curving mulch paths and stepping stones weave through the plantings, leading past a moss-covered rock birdbath. A simple stone bench offers a quiet place to pause and reflect. The result is an intimate, handcrafted retreatserene, natural, and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Guest House & Supporting Structures Guest House 841 sq ft of Tree-Set Privacy A two-bedroom guest cottage sits among the trees, with a flowing creek just off the back deckoffering independence, quiet, and a private connection to the landscape. Detached Garage, Studio & Barn Complex 2,501 sq ft of Utility & Flexibility The 773 sq ft heated garage includes a studio with a 3/4 bathideal for art, office, gear, or year-round creative work. It's also perfectly suited for storing all those essential Wyoming toys. Nearby, a greenhouse and fenced garden support seasonal living, while the 1,728 sq ft barn includes a workshop, horse stalls, and generous gear storagebuilt for four-season mountain use. Water, Restoration & the Private Fly-Fishing Experience Ely Springs Creek winds through the property with spring-fed, year-round flow, contributing to over a third of a mile of moving live water on the land. In 2012, the creek was restored with spawning riffles, log drops, boulder weirs, and riparian plantingsrevitalizing habitat for native cutthroat trout and strengthening the surrounding ecology. The property's private Snake River frontage opens into walk-and-wade access to one of the West's premier dry-fly fisheriesquiet riffles, deep seams, and rising trout in a setting shared only with neighboring landowners. Beyond the boundaries, 300+ acres of landlocked BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space.BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space. Wildlife, Rhythm & Four-Season Living Elk and moose wander through the front yard, grazing in the willows and pausing to drink from the streams and pond as if they belong to the property as fully as the owners do. The private river dike offers a daily loop for dog walking and sunrise exerciseor, in winter, cross-country skiing along a snow-covered corridor of stillness. Summers bring sleep-outs in the teepee with grandchildren, mornings that begin with light off the pond, and evenings that settle into creek-fed quiet. Despite its sense of retreat, the property remains minutes from town, healthcare, and the Jackson Hole Airport. Where Land, Water & Legacy Converge RR Lodge is more than a homeit is a place where architecture, ecology, and landscape are held in lasting balance. Live water wraps the home, wildlife moves without disturbance, and the Tetons rise in the distance, unchanged. For those seeking privacy without remoteness, beauty without artifice, and a deep connection to land and water RR Lodge stands alone.

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-2822 MLS

RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary near the end of Ely Springs Road, wrapped in rare live water with a spring-fed pond, restored trout-rich creek, and private Snake River frontage. The 5,906 sq ft handcrafted Western lodge, built in 1997, features 6 bedrooms and 6 baths across two wings, with expansive windows capturing water, meadow, and Grand Teton views. A two-bedroom guest house rests among mature trees with a creek below, while a heated studio, barn, greenhouse, fenced garden, and willow-walled sanctuary complete the compound. Elk and moose move through the willows and drink from the pond, and a private river dike offers walking, skiing, and unmatched immersion in nature. Exceptional privacy minutes from Jackson. Introduction & Overview RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary where water shapes every moment of living. Set near the end of Ely Springs Road, the property offers uncommon privacy, surrounded by flowing channels of Ely Springs Creek and centered around a reflective spring-fed pond that wraps the home in mirrored light. A quarter mile of private Snake River frontage anchors the western edge, while the Grand Teton rises to the northa rare alignment of water, mountain, and seclusion just minutes from Jackson. With a handcrafted 5,906 sq ft lodge-style residence, guest house, studio, barn, and a restored trout habitat, this property is defined by its water, privacy, and sense of place. Privacy, Setting & Sense of Place The property lives quietly, buffered by trees, water, and open space that create an atmosphere of seclusion without isolation. The home is thoughtfully positioned within its landscapeout of view, softly screened, and surrounded by the sound of flowing water and the movement of wildlife. From every window and deck, the experience is the same: nature in the foreground, mountains beyond, and nothing to interrupt the quiet. Main House 5,906 sq ft of Elevated Western Lodge Architecture Built in 1997, the main residence is a masterwork of handcrafted Western design, combining log, stone, timber, and glass in a way that feels authentic, timeless, and deeply connected to place. The home spans 5,906 sq ft with six bedrooms and six baths, arranged across two private wings that frame the central living areas. Inside, rustic materials are elevated through refined craft: hand-hewn beams, Montana Moss Rock fireplaces, birchbark cabinetry, reclaimed wood floors, custom ironwork, and layered natural textiles that bring warmth and texture to every room. Large windows frame water, meadow, and mountain views, allowing the home to live in visual dialogue with its setting. The great room is designed for gathering, while quieter spacesincluding a stone alcove office, bedroom decks, and reading nooksoffer places of retreat and reflection. The home is offered fully furnished and move-in ready, curated for comfort, continuity, and immediate enjoyment. The Garden Sanctuary Just beyond the house, a hand-gathered willow-branch fence encircles a kitchen garden with drifts of perennials, wildflowers, groundcovers, penstemon, poppies, thyme, campanula, roses, and more. Curving mulch paths and stepping stones weave through the plantings, leading past a moss-covered rock birdbath. A simple stone bench offers a quiet place to pause and reflect. The result is an intimate, handcrafted retreatserene, natural, and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Guest House & Supporting Structures Guest House 841 sq ft of Tree-Set Privacy A two-bedroom guest cottage sits among the trees, with a flowing creek just off the back deckoffering independence, quiet, and a private connection to the landscape. Detached Garage, Studio & Barn Complex 2,501 sq ft of Utility & Flexibility The 773 sq ft heated garage includes a studio with a 3/4 bathideal for art, office, gear, or year-round creative work. It's also perfectly suited for storing all those essential Wyoming toys. Nearby, a greenhouse and fenced garden support seasonal living, while the 1,728 sq ft barn includes a workshop, horse stalls, and generous gear storagebuilt for four-season mountain use. Water, Restoration & the Private Fly-Fishing Experience Ely Springs Creek winds through the property with spring-fed, year-round flow, contributing to over a third of a mile of moving live water on the land. In 2012, the creek was restored with spawning riffles, log drops, boulder weirs, and riparian plantingsrevitalizing habitat for native cutthroat trout and strengthening the surrounding ecology. The property's private Snake River frontage opens into walk-and-wade access to one of the West's premier dry-fly fisheriesquiet riffles, deep seams, and rising trout in a setting shared only with neighboring landowners. Beyond the boundaries, 300+ acres of landlocked BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space.BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space. Wildlife, Rhythm & Four-Season Living Elk and moose wander through the front yard, grazing in the willows and pausing to drink from the streams and pond as if they belong to the property as fully as the owners do. The private river dike offers a daily loop for dog walking and sunrise exerciseor, in winter, cross-country skiing along a snow-covered corridor of stillness. Summers bring sleep-outs in the teepee with grandchildren, mornings that begin with light off the pond, and evenings that settle into creek-fed quiet. Despite its sense of retreat, the property remains minutes from town, healthcare, and the Jackson Hole Airport. Where Land, Water & Legacy Converge RR Lodge is more than a homeit is a place where architecture, ecology, and landscape are held in lasting balance. Live water wraps the home, wildlife moves without disturbance, and the Tetons rise in the distance, unchanged. For those seeking privacy without remoteness, beauty without artifice, and a deep connection to land and water RR Lodge stands alone.

55 S Ely Springs Road, Jackson

$39,500,000

Discover this private haven in the Bar BC Ranch, a gated community featuring Teton views, beautiful natural habitat & exceptional wildlife-viewing opportunities. Enjoy privileged access to the Snake & Gros Ventre Rivers. Set on 37.62 acres, the traditional 10,988 sf, 7 br, 10 ba custom log home is the quintessential luxury mountain retreat offering intimate spaces, crackling wood-burning fireplaces, exceptional views, & coveted amenities including an in-home theater, a bar with Cowboy Bar-inspired saddle barstools, & a gym. A 1,062 sf, 2 br, 2 ba guest house sits above a 4-stall garage. The outdoor spaces offer a pool, hot tub, gas firepit & a gazebo to enjoy the incredible setting. Minutes from fine dining, golfing, skiing & the Town Square, the property offers privacy & convenience.

7 Beds ⋅ 12 Baths ⋅ 26-1489 MLS

Discover this private haven in the Bar BC Ranch, a gated community featuring Teton views, beautiful natural habitat & exceptional wildlife-viewing opportunities. Enjoy privileged access to the Snake & Gros Ventre Rivers. Set on 37.62 acres, the traditional 10,988 sf, 7 br, 10 ba custom log home is the quintessential luxury mountain retreat offering intimate spaces, crackling wood-burning fireplaces, exceptional views, & coveted amenities including an in-home theater, a bar with Cowboy Bar-inspired saddle barstools, & a gym. A 1,062 sf, 2 br, 2 ba guest house sits above a 4-stall garage. The outdoor spaces offer a pool, hot tub, gas firepit & a gazebo to enjoy the incredible setting. Minutes from fine dining, golfing, skiing & the Town Square, the property offers privacy & convenience.

1125 W Bar Bc Ranch Road, Jackson

$37,500,000

Set in the exquisite Bar B Bar Ranch, this 36-acre horse-friendly property boasts magnificent Grand Teton & Sleeping Indian views, live water & wonderful privacy. The quaint homestead cabin, a horse barn & 2 loafing sheds add western flair & historic charm. Designed by CLB Architects, the 7,587 sf custom home showcases state-of-the art finishes & systems in a low profile, minimalistic design including Case optical glass windows, geothermal heating & cooling, solar energy and snow melt systems. Featuring a unique design separating ''back-of-house'' functions from formal living spaces, the home is ideally suited to lifestyle with live-in staff. Other highlights include:1,172 sf garage, and a 830 sf, 1 br, 1 ba guest house. Discover the beauty of this exceptional Bar B Bar Ranch oasis.

2 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 26-552 MLS

Set in the exquisite Bar B Bar Ranch, this 36-acre horse-friendly property boasts magnificent Grand Teton & Sleeping Indian views, live water & wonderful privacy. The quaint homestead cabin, a horse barn & 2 loafing sheds add western flair & historic charm. Designed by CLB Architects, the 7,587 sf custom home showcases state-of-the art finishes & systems in a low profile, minimalistic design including Case optical glass windows, geothermal heating & cooling, solar energy and snow melt systems. Featuring a unique design separating ''back-of-house'' functions from formal living spaces, the home is ideally suited to lifestyle with live-in staff. Other highlights include:1,172 sf garage, and a 830 sf, 1 br, 1 ba guest house. Discover the beauty of this exceptional Bar B Bar Ranch oasis.

7020 N Bar B Bar River Road, Jackson

$37,500,000

Designed by Dubbe Moulder and inspired by American poet Eugene Field's whimsical Dutch lullaby ''Wynken, Blynken and Nod'', this charming Riva Ridge property showcases Norwegian architecture in a compound of 6 structures featuring over 9,000 sf with 6 br and 7 ba. Set on 40.65 elevated acres overlooking panoramic views of the Grand Teton, the Teton Range and the Spring Gulch valley, the property is both breathtaking & private. Enjoy tall vaulted ceilings and a flowing open floor plan with abundant natural light. Highlights include a wonderful covered patio & outdoor fireplace, pizza oven, quality finishes, Viking appliances, hardwood floors, and a 1,296 sf garage. Ideally located, the property offers a private, rural setting with convenient access to Jackson's cultural and service ameniti

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-1804 MLS

Designed by Dubbe Moulder and inspired by American poet Eugene Field's whimsical Dutch lullaby ''Wynken, Blynken and Nod'', this charming Riva Ridge property showcases Norwegian architecture in a compound of 6 structures featuring over 9,000 sf with 6 br and 7 ba. Set on 40.65 elevated acres overlooking panoramic views of the Grand Teton, the Teton Range and the Spring Gulch valley, the property is both breathtaking & private. Enjoy tall vaulted ceilings and a flowing open floor plan with abundant natural light. Highlights include a wonderful covered patio & outdoor fireplace, pizza oven, quality finishes, Viking appliances, hardwood floors, and a 1,296 sf garage. Ideally located, the property offers a private, rural setting with convenient access to Jackson's cultural and service ameniti

255 E Lucas Riva Ridge Road, Jackson

$29,950,000

Welcome to Fall Creek Lodge at 3355 S Fall Creek Rd, an extraordinarily fully renovated single-family home nestled in the breathtaking surroundings of Wilson, WY. Boasting an incredible 8,394 square feet of immaculate living space, this stunning residence seamlessly blends luxurious comfort with timeless charm. Featuring a total of 7 spacious bedrooms and 10 bathrooms on two separate lots (lot 4 is 18.35 acres, lot 3 is 4.35 acres) , this home is the ultimate retreat designed for relaxation and entertaining on a grand scale. Every detail has been carefully curated, offering an effortless turnkey opportunity for the next owners. In addition to the main house, the property features a 1 bed/1bath guest house totaling 1,104 square feet and 7 garages for all the cars and toys. Bordering the Bridger-Teton National Forest, this property offers owners unparalleled access to endless recreational opportunities right from their back door. Step outside to take full advantage of an expansive array of outdoor amenities including a pond with a spectacular water feature. Delight in the serene courtyard, unwind on one of the many decks, enjoy the private dock, or sit in the hot tub enjoying impressive views of the Tetons for moments of tranquility. The patio extends your entertaining space, anchored by an outdoor kitchen, small cabin, fire pit, and grill--perfect for hosting gatherings or relishing quiet evenings under the stars. Indoors, unwind beside one of the home's multiple fireplaces, rejuvenate in the inviting sauna, or relax in the steam shower--the perfect way to end a day of skiing, fishing, snowmobiling, or exploring this spectacular mountain setting. This extraordinary home presents an unparalleled lifestyle opportunity, combining ultimate privacy with a backdrop of Wyoming's stunning landscapes. Whether you're seeking a serene retreat or an entertainer's paradise, Fall Creek Lodge offers it all. Don't miss your chance to own this fully renovated masterpiece. Contact us today to schedule a private tour of this one-of-a-kind property.

7 Beds ⋅ 12 Baths ⋅ 26-1984 MLS

Welcome to Fall Creek Lodge at 3355 S Fall Creek Rd, an extraordinarily fully renovated single-family home nestled in the breathtaking surroundings of Wilson, WY. Boasting an incredible 8,394 square feet of immaculate living space, this stunning residence seamlessly blends luxurious comfort with timeless charm. Featuring a total of 7 spacious bedrooms and 10 bathrooms on two separate lots (lot 4 is 18.35 acres, lot 3 is 4.35 acres) , this home is the ultimate retreat designed for relaxation and entertaining on a grand scale. Every detail has been carefully curated, offering an effortless turnkey opportunity for the next owners. In addition to the main house, the property features a 1 bed/1bath guest house totaling 1,104 square feet and 7 garages for all the cars and toys. Bordering the Bridger-Teton National Forest, this property offers owners unparalleled access to endless recreational opportunities right from their back door. Step outside to take full advantage of an expansive array of outdoor amenities including a pond with a spectacular water feature. Delight in the serene courtyard, unwind on one of the many decks, enjoy the private dock, or sit in the hot tub enjoying impressive views of the Tetons for moments of tranquility. The patio extends your entertaining space, anchored by an outdoor kitchen, small cabin, fire pit, and grill--perfect for hosting gatherings or relishing quiet evenings under the stars. Indoors, unwind beside one of the home's multiple fireplaces, rejuvenate in the inviting sauna, or relax in the steam shower--the perfect way to end a day of skiing, fishing, snowmobiling, or exploring this spectacular mountain setting. This extraordinary home presents an unparalleled lifestyle opportunity, combining ultimate privacy with a backdrop of Wyoming's stunning landscapes. Whether you're seeking a serene retreat or an entertainer's paradise, Fall Creek Lodge offers it all. Don't miss your chance to own this fully renovated masterpiece. Contact us today to schedule a private tour of this one-of-a-kind property.

3355 S Fall Creek Road, Wilson

$29,750,000

Tucked into Wyoming's Star Valley, JnS Ranch is 561 acres of well-kept working land with nearly two miles of the Salt River running through it -- and both the Wyoming and Salt River Ranges on the horizon. The river holds brown trout and native cutthroat regularly exceeding twenty inches across twenty-one mapped fishing holes. Five natural springs keep conditions ideal year-round, and the current owner passes along years of hard-won local knowledge to whoever comes next. Horse facilities include a sand-base arena, remote-controlled chute, and a solid barn with tack room. Nearly 200 acres are in irrigated production, with five GPS-enabled Reinke pivots manageable by phone and strong water rights locked in long-term. The ranch comes with an experienced caretaker who knows the land, the valley, and the neighbors -- a rare continuity most properties can't offer. Jackson Hole is less than an hour away, putting world-class skiing, dining, and access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone within reach -- without sacrificing the quiet that defines Star Valley. The work is done. The team is in place. It's ready for its next owner.

26-1298 MLS

Tucked into Wyoming's Star Valley, JnS Ranch is 561 acres of well-kept working land with nearly two miles of the Salt River running through it -- and both the Wyoming and Salt River Ranges on the horizon. The river holds brown trout and native cutthroat regularly exceeding twenty inches across twenty-one mapped fishing holes. Five natural springs keep conditions ideal year-round, and the current owner passes along years of hard-won local knowledge to whoever comes next. Horse facilities include a sand-base arena, remote-controlled chute, and a solid barn with tack room. Nearly 200 acres are in irrigated production, with five GPS-enabled Reinke pivots manageable by phone and strong water rights locked in long-term. The ranch comes with an experienced caretaker who knows the land, the valley, and the neighbors -- a rare continuity most properties can't offer. Jackson Hole is less than an hour away, putting world-class skiing, dining, and access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone within reach -- without sacrificing the quiet that defines Star Valley. The work is done. The team is in place. It's ready for its next owner.

106723 U.S. 89, Etna

$29,500,000

Discover the unparalleled beauty and legacy of the Historic Chapman Ranch, a breathtaking 205-acre property just minutes from Wilson and adjacent to public lands. The Western wonderland you've been dreaming of, offering a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with no conservation easements and endless possibilities for your vision. This expansive ranch boasts authentic Western charm and modern potential. The property features a large home, a hand-hewn barn with hay shed, a bunk house, and a spacious 4-car garage for ample storage. Whether you're an equestrian, hiker, off-road adventurer, snowmobiler, or hunter, this ranch offers acres of exploration and adventure. With irrigation rights and water running through the property, it's a true outdoor paradise ready for its next chapter. Wildlife thrives here, with bear, trophy elk, deer, and moose calling this large-game haven home. Ski enthusiasts will love the proximity to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), just minutes away, offering world-class slopes and year-round recreation. Build your dream Western retreat or subdivide to create 5 estate homesites on this historic property and embrace the authentic Wyoming lifestyle.

25-2611 MLS

Discover the unparalleled beauty and legacy of the Historic Chapman Ranch, a breathtaking 205-acre property just minutes from Wilson and adjacent to public lands. The Western wonderland you've been dreaming of, offering a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with no conservation easements and endless possibilities for your vision. This expansive ranch boasts authentic Western charm and modern potential. The property features a large home, a hand-hewn barn with hay shed, a bunk house, and a spacious 4-car garage for ample storage. Whether you're an equestrian, hiker, off-road adventurer, snowmobiler, or hunter, this ranch offers acres of exploration and adventure. With irrigation rights and water running through the property, it's a true outdoor paradise ready for its next chapter. Wildlife thrives here, with bear, trophy elk, deer, and moose calling this large-game haven home. Ski enthusiasts will love the proximity to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), just minutes away, offering world-class slopes and year-round recreation. Build your dream Western retreat or subdivide to create 5 estate homesites on this historic property and embrace the authentic Wyoming lifestyle.

6255 W Us Hwy 22, Wilson

$29,500,000

Discover the unparalleled beauty and legacy of the Historic Chapman Ranch, a breathtaking 205-acre property just minutes from Wilson and adjacent to public lands. The Western wonderland you've been dreaming of, offering a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with no conservation easements and endless possibilities for your vision. This expansive ranch boasts authentic Western charm and modern potential. The property features a large home, a hand-hewn barn with hay shed, a bunk house, and a spacious 4-car garage for ample storage. Whether you're an equestrian, hiker, off-road adventurer, snowmobiler, or hunter, this ranch offers acres of exploration and adventure. With irrigation rights and water running through the property, it's a true outdoor paradise ready for its next chapter. Wildlife thrives here, with bear, trophy elk, deer, and moose calling this large-game haven home. Ski enthusiasts will love the proximity to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), just minutes away, offering world-class slopes and year-round recreation. Build your dream Western retreat or subdivide to create 5 estate homesites on this historic property and embrace the authentic Wyoming lifestyle.

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 25-2610 MLS

Discover the unparalleled beauty and legacy of the Historic Chapman Ranch, a breathtaking 205-acre property just minutes from Wilson and adjacent to public lands. The Western wonderland you've been dreaming of, offering a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with no conservation easements and endless possibilities for your vision. This expansive ranch boasts authentic Western charm and modern potential. The property features a large home, a hand-hewn barn with hay shed, a bunk house, and a spacious 4-car garage for ample storage. Whether you're an equestrian, hiker, off-road adventurer, snowmobiler, or hunter, this ranch offers acres of exploration and adventure. With irrigation rights and water running through the property, it's a true outdoor paradise ready for its next chapter. Wildlife thrives here, with bear, trophy elk, deer, and moose calling this large-game haven home. Ski enthusiasts will love the proximity to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), just minutes away, offering world-class slopes and year-round recreation. Build your dream Western retreat or subdivide to create 5 estate homesites on this historic property and embrace the authentic Wyoming lifestyle.

6255 W Highway 22, Wilson

$27,000,000

Teton Jewel is a 2,553-acre ranch located in Teton County, Idaho. As the name aptly captures, this property is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The ranch was created in 1980's through deliberate land acquisition with an eye to beauty, utility and conservation. Since its formation the ranch has seen only light use and virtually no development leaving it a rare haven of the old west. The ranch has all three of the primary value-determining attributes for a recreational ranch of live water, contiguity with National Forest, and extraordinary elevated views of the Teton Range. Teton Jewel is located at the western termination of public land ownership in the Horseshoe Canyon area of the Teton Valley. Therefore, through its nearly five miles of contiguity with the 3,000,000-acre Caribou-Targhee National Forest capitalizes in a most direct way on its location in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In addition to the seclusion and boundless recreational opportunities offered by bordering National Forest, Teton Jewel is located at the transition zone from the Teton Valley floor to foothills of Big Hole Range, with its highest elevations being approximately 350 feet above the valley floor. This location affords the property an ideal mix of level fields, rolling hills, and high meadows located above areas of more dramatic topographic relief. Additionally, in equal measure of benefit to the property's Forest contiguity (if not more), the elevated views of the Teton Range afforded by this location are second-to-none in the Teton Valley. As a 2,553-acre ranch, Teton Jewel is one of the larger land holdings in the Teton Valley, especially when limiting consideration to properties that are easily accessed over year around roads. In addition to the Forest contiguity, exceptional views and topography mentioned already, the property is also traversed by Horseshoe Creek, with over one mile of frontage on this creek that ranges in character from ideal willowy habitat for area wildlife, to an idyllic scenic amenity. - The property is improved with Barn, Hay Barn and Owner's "Gatekeeper Homestead," A 2,616 Ranch Manager's House on 4.66 lot that is proximal, but on a separately platted lot is available separately. See MLS # 26-363

24-2796 MLS

Teton Jewel is a 2,553-acre ranch located in Teton County, Idaho. As the name aptly captures, this property is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The ranch was created in 1980's through deliberate land acquisition with an eye to beauty, utility and conservation. Since its formation the ranch has seen only light use and virtually no development leaving it a rare haven of the old west. The ranch has all three of the primary value-determining attributes for a recreational ranch of live water, contiguity with National Forest, and extraordinary elevated views of the Teton Range. Teton Jewel is located at the western termination of public land ownership in the Horseshoe Canyon area of the Teton Valley. Therefore, through its nearly five miles of contiguity with the 3,000,000-acre Caribou-Targhee National Forest capitalizes in a most direct way on its location in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In addition to the seclusion and boundless recreational opportunities offered by bordering National Forest, Teton Jewel is located at the transition zone from the Teton Valley floor to foothills of Big Hole Range, with its highest elevations being approximately 350 feet above the valley floor. This location affords the property an ideal mix of level fields, rolling hills, and high meadows located above areas of more dramatic topographic relief. Additionally, in equal measure of benefit to the property's Forest contiguity (if not more), the elevated views of the Teton Range afforded by this location are second-to-none in the Teton Valley. As a 2,553-acre ranch, Teton Jewel is one of the larger land holdings in the Teton Valley, especially when limiting consideration to properties that are easily accessed over year around roads. In addition to the Forest contiguity, exceptional views and topography mentioned already, the property is also traversed by Horseshoe Creek, with over one mile of frontage on this creek that ranges in character from ideal willowy habitat for area wildlife, to an idyllic scenic amenity. - The property is improved with Barn, Hay Barn and Owner's "Gatekeeper Homestead," A 2,616 Ranch Manager's House on 4.66 lot that is proximal, but on a separately platted lot is available separately. See MLS # 26-363

Teton Jewel Properties, Driggs

$24,950,000

Scott's 22 West is ideal for a family compound or legacy estate—50 acres bordered by over 160 acres of conservation land on three sides, just steps from the hamlet of Wilson, WY. Connected by bike path and less than a mile from local shops, restaurants, and trailheads, the property allows up to 14,001 sq ft of development, including a main home, guest house, barns, and ag structures. Expanded options through placing the majority of the parcel in conservation allow for a Floor Area Option with three ARUs (each up to 5,000 sq ft) plus a main residence, or a Planned Residential Development with four homes at 10,000 sq ft each. A rare blend of privacy, scale, and convenience. 50 Acres of Space, Serenity, and Access Set just outside the hamlet of Wilson, this rare 50-acre parcel offers a unique balance of open space, privacy, and central valley convenience. Whether you envision a private estate or a family compound, the land provides a generous buffer from surrounding development while remaining within walking or biking distance to shops, restaurants, and local amenities. The property is bordered by over 160 acres of conservation lands on three sides, helping preserve its pastoral feel and long-term privacy. With direct bike path access and a variety of development options, it is one of the last opportunities to secure estate-scale acreage in a prime location. Family Compound Potential This property presents a compelling opportunity to establish a true family compound or multi-generational legacy estateone of the last large, buildable parcels in the Jackson Hole valley. Scott's 22 West offers three distinct pathways for ownership and enjoyment: Private Estate - Build a single-family home with up to 14,001 square feet of floor area, including barns, workshops, and a guest house. Maximum privacy without a conservation requirement. Family Compound (FAO) - Place the majority of the property into a conservation easement, allowing a main house plus three ARUs (each not to exceed 5,000 square feet) on a 5-acre development envelope. Legacy Development (PRD) - Subdivide and construct up to four separate homes at 10,000 square feet each on the approximate one-acre building envelope, with a conservation easement on the remaining acreage. Each scenario preserves open space while enabling flexible, multi-home designswhether a central lodge with guest cabins or separate residences for generations. The Lot and Its Features The gently sloping terrain delivers sweeping mountain vistasfrom the Sleeping Indian and Grand Teton to Munger Mountain and the Snake River Rangecreating ideal sites for a main residence and supporting structures. Fully fenced and flood irrigated, the land has surface water rights from the historic Prosperity and Pioneer Ditches. A single historic structure remains, and a former Snake River channel, likely formed during the 1927 Gros Ventre Slide, adds a layer of natural history. With fertile soils, open pastures, and minimal wetlands, the parcel supports equestrian, recreational, or working land uses. Connection to Community The property offers quick access to coffee houses, restaurants, a general store, post office, and school in Wilson's community hub. Wilson is beloved not for grandeur, but for its authentic character and grounded lifestylea place where neighbors still know one another, where dogs rest outside the general store, and where the pace of life slows just enough to enjoy it. With its mix of independent shops, coffee houses, restaurants, and a local school, Wilson offers the essentials without pretense. The nearby Teton Pass, Snake River, and miles of public lands support an active, outdoor-driven rhythm year-roundfrom backcountry skiing and fly fishing to biking and hiking straight from town. Connected by the valley's bike path, residents enjoy car-free access to community and nature alike. All of this lies just 15 minutes from Jackson, yet Wilson remains distinctly its owna place people seek out for its privacy, beauty, and enduring sense of belonging. . Valley-Wide Connectivity Positioned directly along the Jackson Hole Community Pathway System, the property offers direct, car-free access to Teton Village, downtown Jackson, Grand Teton National Park, and trailheads throughout the valley. With more than 56 miles of paved multi-use paths, the system supports biking, walking, running, and even Nordic skiing in winter. This built-in infrastructure enhances lifestyle and usability, especially for multigenerational families who want independence without isolation. The pathway also increases access to Wilson Elementary and area recreation without compromising privacy or safety. A Rare Offering Whether you envision a pastoral retreat, a gathering place for generations, or a thoughtfully developed enclave, this property offers it allanchored by natural beauty, unmatched views, and a central location in one of the valley's most desirable areas.

25-2164 MLS

Scott's 22 West is ideal for a family compound or legacy estate—50 acres bordered by over 160 acres of conservation land on three sides, just steps from the hamlet of Wilson, WY. Connected by bike path and less than a mile from local shops, restaurants, and trailheads, the property allows up to 14,001 sq ft of development, including a main home, guest house, barns, and ag structures. Expanded options through placing the majority of the parcel in conservation allow for a Floor Area Option with three ARUs (each up to 5,000 sq ft) plus a main residence, or a Planned Residential Development with four homes at 10,000 sq ft each. A rare blend of privacy, scale, and convenience. 50 Acres of Space, Serenity, and Access Set just outside the hamlet of Wilson, this rare 50-acre parcel offers a unique balance of open space, privacy, and central valley convenience. Whether you envision a private estate or a family compound, the land provides a generous buffer from surrounding development while remaining within walking or biking distance to shops, restaurants, and local amenities. The property is bordered by over 160 acres of conservation lands on three sides, helping preserve its pastoral feel and long-term privacy. With direct bike path access and a variety of development options, it is one of the last opportunities to secure estate-scale acreage in a prime location. Family Compound Potential This property presents a compelling opportunity to establish a true family compound or multi-generational legacy estateone of the last large, buildable parcels in the Jackson Hole valley. Scott's 22 West offers three distinct pathways for ownership and enjoyment: Private Estate - Build a single-family home with up to 14,001 square feet of floor area, including barns, workshops, and a guest house. Maximum privacy without a conservation requirement. Family Compound (FAO) - Place the majority of the property into a conservation easement, allowing a main house plus three ARUs (each not to exceed 5,000 square feet) on a 5-acre development envelope. Legacy Development (PRD) - Subdivide and construct up to four separate homes at 10,000 square feet each on the approximate one-acre building envelope, with a conservation easement on the remaining acreage. Each scenario preserves open space while enabling flexible, multi-home designswhether a central lodge with guest cabins or separate residences for generations. The Lot and Its Features The gently sloping terrain delivers sweeping mountain vistasfrom the Sleeping Indian and Grand Teton to Munger Mountain and the Snake River Rangecreating ideal sites for a main residence and supporting structures. Fully fenced and flood irrigated, the land has surface water rights from the historic Prosperity and Pioneer Ditches. A single historic structure remains, and a former Snake River channel, likely formed during the 1927 Gros Ventre Slide, adds a layer of natural history. With fertile soils, open pastures, and minimal wetlands, the parcel supports equestrian, recreational, or working land uses. Connection to Community The property offers quick access to coffee houses, restaurants, a general store, post office, and school in Wilson's community hub. Wilson is beloved not for grandeur, but for its authentic character and grounded lifestylea place where neighbors still know one another, where dogs rest outside the general store, and where the pace of life slows just enough to enjoy it. With its mix of independent shops, coffee houses, restaurants, and a local school, Wilson offers the essentials without pretense. The nearby Teton Pass, Snake River, and miles of public lands support an active, outdoor-driven rhythm year-roundfrom backcountry skiing and fly fishing to biking and hiking straight from town. Connected by the valley's bike path, residents enjoy car-free access to community and nature alike. All of this lies just 15 minutes from Jackson, yet Wilson remains distinctly its owna place people seek out for its privacy, beauty, and enduring sense of belonging. . Valley-Wide Connectivity Positioned directly along the Jackson Hole Community Pathway System, the property offers direct, car-free access to Teton Village, downtown Jackson, Grand Teton National Park, and trailheads throughout the valley. With more than 56 miles of paved multi-use paths, the system supports biking, walking, running, and even Nordic skiing in winter. This built-in infrastructure enhances lifestyle and usability, especially for multigenerational families who want independence without isolation. The pathway also increases access to Wilson Elementary and area recreation without compromising privacy or safety. A Rare Offering Whether you envision a pastoral retreat, a gathering place for generations, or a thoughtfully developed enclave, this property offers it allanchored by natural beauty, unmatched views, and a central location in one of the valley's most desirable areas.

4585 W Highway 22, Wilson

$24,500,000

Discover this newly completed amenity driven estate home representing luxury mountain living at its absolute finest. Thoughtfully designed & masterfully built, every element reflects a commitment to craftsmanship, comfort, & timeless alpine elegance. Custom detail reveals quality & a commitment to the Jackson Hole aesthetic. Expansive windows flood the home with natural light & frame peaceful views, while a thoughtfully designed floorplan balances effortless entertaining with exceptional privacy while embracing the modern technology of a SmartHome to a large theatre with a Micro-LED experience. The private wellness center rivals a 5-star resort, featuring a gym, workout space, golf simulator/yoga studio, steam rooms, sauna & a covered heated salt water pool. #TheClubAtOwlCreek

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-2986 MLS

Discover this newly completed amenity driven estate home representing luxury mountain living at its absolute finest. Thoughtfully designed & masterfully built, every element reflects a commitment to craftsmanship, comfort, & timeless alpine elegance. Custom detail reveals quality & a commitment to the Jackson Hole aesthetic. Expansive windows flood the home with natural light & frame peaceful views, while a thoughtfully designed floorplan balances effortless entertaining with exceptional privacy while embracing the modern technology of a SmartHome to a large theatre with a Micro-LED experience. The private wellness center rivals a 5-star resort, featuring a gym, workout space, golf simulator/yoga studio, steam rooms, sauna & a covered heated salt water pool. #TheClubAtOwlCreek

8910 Porter Loop, Jackson

$23,500,000

Where end of the road privacy meets world class convenience, 185 Swan Road sits tucked behind the gates of the coveted Indian Springs Ranch. This extraordinary 17.75-acre estate delivers the rarest combination in the valley - genuine seclusion without sacrifice. Two serene ponds anchor the grounds while sweeping mountain views stretch in every direction. The main residence features open-concept living areas that flow around the kitchen, dining, and great room, all oriented toward the ponds. The new chef's kitchen, complete with butler's pantry, is complemented by the den and wet bar, making the first-floor a space for effortless entertaining . An oversized mudroom and attached 3-car garage keep the gear organized. Upstairs, the primary suite features a pond-facing balcony, spa-caliber bathroom, and oversized walk-in closet. Three additional en suite bedrooms, all with lofted spaces, and a large bonus and game room add versatility. The guest house offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a detached 2-car garage, and a direct Grand Teton view, making it ideal for family and friends. Indian Springs Ranch is gated and privately appointed with fishing access, a swimming pool and clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, trails, and equestrian facilities

4 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 26-1770 MLS

Where end of the road privacy meets world class convenience, 185 Swan Road sits tucked behind the gates of the coveted Indian Springs Ranch. This extraordinary 17.75-acre estate delivers the rarest combination in the valley - genuine seclusion without sacrifice. Two serene ponds anchor the grounds while sweeping mountain views stretch in every direction. The main residence features open-concept living areas that flow around the kitchen, dining, and great room, all oriented toward the ponds. The new chef's kitchen, complete with butler's pantry, is complemented by the den and wet bar, making the first-floor a space for effortless entertaining . An oversized mudroom and attached 3-car garage keep the gear organized. Upstairs, the primary suite features a pond-facing balcony, spa-caliber bathroom, and oversized walk-in closet. Three additional en suite bedrooms, all with lofted spaces, and a large bonus and game room add versatility. The guest house offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a detached 2-car garage, and a direct Grand Teton view, making it ideal for family and friends. Indian Springs Ranch is gated and privately appointed with fishing access, a swimming pool and clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, trails, and equestrian facilities

185 S Swan Road, Jackson

$22,000,000

Discover the grandeur of the Tetons from this 8,000 sf 7 br, 9 ba residence on 3.21 acres with elevated views of the entire Teton Range. This private haven features a great room with an open kitchen and dining area, a butler's pantry, main floor primary suite, & 6 ensuite guest bedrooms. Artfully designed to optimize views, the property offers easy access to the beautifully landscaped grounds and patios. Additional highlights include an office, media room, sauna, steam room, game room and hot tub. Laundry facilities are conveniently located on each floor of the home. Enjoy Spring Creek Ranch amenities including horseback riding, tennis, pool, and gym facilities, shuttle access & concierge services. Centrally located, this property is within easy reach of all Jackson Hole has to offer.

7 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 26-1476 MLS

Discover the grandeur of the Tetons from this 8,000 sf 7 br, 9 ba residence on 3.21 acres with elevated views of the entire Teton Range. This private haven features a great room with an open kitchen and dining area, a butler's pantry, main floor primary suite, & 6 ensuite guest bedrooms. Artfully designed to optimize views, the property offers easy access to the beautifully landscaped grounds and patios. Additional highlights include an office, media room, sauna, steam room, game room and hot tub. Laundry facilities are conveniently located on each floor of the home. Enjoy Spring Creek Ranch amenities including horseback riding, tennis, pool, and gym facilities, shuttle access & concierge services. Centrally located, this property is within easy reach of all Jackson Hole has to offer.

1435 Lower Ridge Road, Jackson

$21,750,000

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

26-15 MLS

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

165 S Millward Street, Jackson

$21,750,000

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

25-2984 MLS

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

165 S Millward Street, Jackson

$21,000,000

Historic 155 acre Goosewing Ranch in the Gros Ventre Wilderness. 11 cabins with modern comforts overlook the river. The lodge is home to gatherings & meals with commercial kitchen & dining for guest F&B operation. Equipped for equestrian & outdoor adventure. Miles of trails for horseback, ATV, or hiking to world class fishing. Infrastructure, amenities & equipment make it a turnkey business. Legacy as guest & dude ranch, established reputation, brand presence & customer base provide consistent income. Possibilities for conservation, family compound, or larger operation. Owners maintained & improved property, preserving authenticity, enhancing value & appeal. Adjoining Gunsight ranch increases guest use max from 35 to 75 per day. Additional increase to FAR for development. Permits included Goosewing Ranch - A Timeless Western Retreat in the Heart of Wyoming's Wilderness. Welcome to Goosewing Ranch, a rare property in the heart of the Gros Ventre River Valley of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Surrounded by towering peaks, rolling meadows, and untouched wilderness, this turnkey dude ranch operation offers a blend of rustic elegance, western heritage, and modern comfort. The ranch boasts autonomy alongside stunning Teton scenery while operating on a sustainable off-grid infrastructure. Whether you're seeking a private western getaway, a working guest ranch business, or a one-of-a-kind investment in the American West, Goosewing Ranch is a legacy property that provides a myriad of opportunity. Set on over 155 acres of deeded land, including Gros Ventre River frontage, Goosewing Ranch provides complete seclusion while remaining accessible from the Town of Jackson and Grand Teton National Park. Just 35 miles from Jackson, the beautiful drive to the ranch follows the curves of the Gros Ventre River past Slide Lake and climbs through red hills, forests and open valleys. With more than 500 species of wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the area is abundant with animals including frequent sightings of elk, moose, deer, big horn sheep, antelope, bald eagles and many more. At the heart of Goosewing Ranch is a welcoming lodge that serves as the focal point for gatherings, meals, and relaxation. Constructed in classic log cabin style, the lodge features vaulted ceilings, a massive stone fireplace, handcrafted woodwork, and panoramic views. The commercial-grade kitchen and dining area are designed to accommodate both intimate dinners and large-scale entertaining, ideal for family reunions, corporate retreats, or guest stays. The ranch includes 11 guest cabins, each thoughtfully designed to accommodate a range of guest needs. These well-appointed cabins offer rustic-chic interiors including en-suite bathrooms, modern comforts and amenities, heating stoves and porches that overlook the river valley. Whether hosting guests for a vacation or accommodating family and friends, the lodging experience is as authentic as it is comfortable. Goosewing Ranch is fully equipped for both equestrian and outdoor adventure. The expansive horse facilities include a large barn, tack room, corrals and ample pastureland. Miles of private and public trails await exploration on horseback, by ATV, or on foot, offering endless opportunities for fly-fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and photography. The Gros Ventre River, known for its pristine waters and native cutthroat trout, is accessed directly from the property and offers excellent fishing and kayaking. Included in the ranch are a host of additional structures, amenities and equipment that make it ready for turnkey operation or immediate enjoyment. These include a guest reception building, recreation center, ranch manager home, newly built decks with 3 commercial grade hot tubs, a shooting range, staff housing, laundry facility, storage barn, Conestoga wagons, ranch maintenance equipment, fleet of UTVs and vehicles, property FF&E and fully equipped water, sewage, electric and gas operated infrastructure. Internet and satellite communications are in place, ensuring modern connectivity even in this remote setting. Goosewing Ranch has a rich legacy as a guest and dude ranch, with a well-established reputation, brand presence and loyal customer base. As a business opportunity, it offers consistent income with strong seasonal demand and the infrastructure to support potential year-round operations. The property also presents possibilities for conservation easements, family compound development, or larger guest ranch operation. The current owners have maintained and improved the property with great care, preserving its authenticity while enhancing its value and appeal. With the inclusion of the adjacent 110 acre Gunsight Ranch, the number of guests can now be maximized from 35 to 75 per day under Teton County Zoning regulations. The additional acreage provides buyers with a significant increase in FAR to further develop the property for the increase in guest capacity or personal use, such as an owner's residence. All conditional use permits and forest service permits to transfer to new owner.

25-619 MLS

Historic 155 acre Goosewing Ranch in the Gros Ventre Wilderness. 11 cabins with modern comforts overlook the river. The lodge is home to gatherings & meals with commercial kitchen & dining for guest F&B operation. Equipped for equestrian & outdoor adventure. Miles of trails for horseback, ATV, or hiking to world class fishing. Infrastructure, amenities & equipment make it a turnkey business. Legacy as guest & dude ranch, established reputation, brand presence & customer base provide consistent income. Possibilities for conservation, family compound, or larger operation. Owners maintained & improved property, preserving authenticity, enhancing value & appeal. Adjoining Gunsight ranch increases guest use max from 35 to 75 per day. Additional increase to FAR for development. Permits included Goosewing Ranch - A Timeless Western Retreat in the Heart of Wyoming's Wilderness. Welcome to Goosewing Ranch, a rare property in the heart of the Gros Ventre River Valley of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Surrounded by towering peaks, rolling meadows, and untouched wilderness, this turnkey dude ranch operation offers a blend of rustic elegance, western heritage, and modern comfort. The ranch boasts autonomy alongside stunning Teton scenery while operating on a sustainable off-grid infrastructure. Whether you're seeking a private western getaway, a working guest ranch business, or a one-of-a-kind investment in the American West, Goosewing Ranch is a legacy property that provides a myriad of opportunity. Set on over 155 acres of deeded land, including Gros Ventre River frontage, Goosewing Ranch provides complete seclusion while remaining accessible from the Town of Jackson and Grand Teton National Park. Just 35 miles from Jackson, the beautiful drive to the ranch follows the curves of the Gros Ventre River past Slide Lake and climbs through red hills, forests and open valleys. With more than 500 species of wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the area is abundant with animals including frequent sightings of elk, moose, deer, big horn sheep, antelope, bald eagles and many more. At the heart of Goosewing Ranch is a welcoming lodge that serves as the focal point for gatherings, meals, and relaxation. Constructed in classic log cabin style, the lodge features vaulted ceilings, a massive stone fireplace, handcrafted woodwork, and panoramic views. The commercial-grade kitchen and dining area are designed to accommodate both intimate dinners and large-scale entertaining, ideal for family reunions, corporate retreats, or guest stays. The ranch includes 11 guest cabins, each thoughtfully designed to accommodate a range of guest needs. These well-appointed cabins offer rustic-chic interiors including en-suite bathrooms, modern comforts and amenities, heating stoves and porches that overlook the river valley. Whether hosting guests for a vacation or accommodating family and friends, the lodging experience is as authentic as it is comfortable. Goosewing Ranch is fully equipped for both equestrian and outdoor adventure. The expansive horse facilities include a large barn, tack room, corrals and ample pastureland. Miles of private and public trails await exploration on horseback, by ATV, or on foot, offering endless opportunities for fly-fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and photography. The Gros Ventre River, known for its pristine waters and native cutthroat trout, is accessed directly from the property and offers excellent fishing and kayaking. Included in the ranch are a host of additional structures, amenities and equipment that make it ready for turnkey operation or immediate enjoyment. These include a guest reception building, recreation center, ranch manager home, newly built decks with 3 commercial grade hot tubs, a shooting range, staff housing, laundry facility, storage barn, Conestoga wagons, ranch maintenance equipment, fleet of UTVs and vehicles, property FF&E and fully equipped water, sewage, electric and gas operated infrastructure. Internet and satellite communications are in place, ensuring modern connectivity even in this remote setting. Goosewing Ranch has a rich legacy as a guest and dude ranch, with a well-established reputation, brand presence and loyal customer base. As a business opportunity, it offers consistent income with strong seasonal demand and the infrastructure to support potential year-round operations. The property also presents possibilities for conservation easements, family compound development, or larger guest ranch operation. The current owners have maintained and improved the property with great care, preserving its authenticity while enhancing its value and appeal. With the inclusion of the adjacent 110 acre Gunsight Ranch, the number of guests can now be maximized from 35 to 75 per day under Teton County Zoning regulations. The additional acreage provides buyers with a significant increase in FAR to further develop the property for the increase in guest capacity or personal use, such as an owner's residence. All conditional use permits and forest service permits to transfer to new owner.

24700 E Cottonwood Creek Road, Kelly

$19,995,000

Brand-new 6,414 sq. ft. ski-in residence in Granite Ridge, designed by Ward Blake Architects and built by New West Building Company. This luxury home offers direct access to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and features a vaulted Great Room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a chef's kitchen with Plain English cabinetry and Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances, plus a spacious butler's pantry. The main level includes four ensuite guest bedrooms and seamless indoor-outdoor living with a built-in hot tub, gas fireplace, and grill. The upper level offers a private Primary Suite, Junior Suite, and office, while the lower level includes a media room, wet bar, sauna, gym, wine room, flex space, and an additional laundry room. A 1,076 sq. ft. heated three-car garage completes this exceptional home.

6 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ 25-2894 MLS

Brand-new 6,414 sq. ft. ski-in residence in Granite Ridge, designed by Ward Blake Architects and built by New West Building Company. This luxury home offers direct access to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and features a vaulted Great Room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a chef's kitchen with Plain English cabinetry and Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances, plus a spacious butler's pantry. The main level includes four ensuite guest bedrooms and seamless indoor-outdoor living with a built-in hot tub, gas fireplace, and grill. The upper level offers a private Primary Suite, Junior Suite, and office, while the lower level includes a media room, wet bar, sauna, gym, wine room, flex space, and an additional laundry room. A 1,076 sq. ft. heated three-car garage completes this exceptional home.

7750 N Lower Granite Ridge Road, Teton Village

$18,000,000

Nestled amid tranquil water features with sweeping views of the majestic Tetons, this extraordinary estate offers the rare serenity of your own private island within Teton Pines. Conveniently located between the world-class slopes of Teton Village and the western charm of downtown Jackson, the property provides effortless access to the very best of Jackson Hole living. Enveloped in rugged stone and thoughtfully reimagined in 2025, the 8,467-square-foot residence blends refined mountain luxury with warm, layered furnishings and sophisticated finishes throughout. Stone countertops, warm white oak floors, and carefully curated design elements create an atmosphere that is both elegant and inviting. Designed for both intimate living and grand entertaining, the home features four beautifully appointed bedrooms, including an elegant primary suite, a private junior suite, and a separate guest residence for family and visitors. The chef's kitchen is anchored by an oversized island and outfitted with a Wolf six-burner gas range, double ovens, warming drawer, microwave, and coffee station, along with Sub-Zero independent refrigerator and freezer units and dishwasher. Casual kitchen dining accommodates eight with an additional four at the island, while a separate private dining space comfortably seats ten guests. An oversized three-car garage offers ample space for vehicles and mountain gear alike. Create the perfect ambiance year-round with four natural gas indoor fireplaces, a natural gas fire pit on the patio, and a striking wood-burning outdoor fireplace, all designed to complement the breathtaking natural surroundings and golf course views. Whether you are seeking a year-round residence or a seasonal retreat, this exceptional Teton Pines property combines refined mountain living, unmatched natural beauty, and unbeatable access to the outdoors for skiing, hiking, golf, and the charm of Jackson Hole.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26-1171 MLS

Nestled amid tranquil water features with sweeping views of the majestic Tetons, this extraordinary estate offers the rare serenity of your own private island within Teton Pines. Conveniently located between the world-class slopes of Teton Village and the western charm of downtown Jackson, the property provides effortless access to the very best of Jackson Hole living. Enveloped in rugged stone and thoughtfully reimagined in 2025, the 8,467-square-foot residence blends refined mountain luxury with warm, layered furnishings and sophisticated finishes throughout. Stone countertops, warm white oak floors, and carefully curated design elements create an atmosphere that is both elegant and inviting. Designed for both intimate living and grand entertaining, the home features four beautifully appointed bedrooms, including an elegant primary suite, a private junior suite, and a separate guest residence for family and visitors. The chef's kitchen is anchored by an oversized island and outfitted with a Wolf six-burner gas range, double ovens, warming drawer, microwave, and coffee station, along with Sub-Zero independent refrigerator and freezer units and dishwasher. Casual kitchen dining accommodates eight with an additional four at the island, while a separate private dining space comfortably seats ten guests. An oversized three-car garage offers ample space for vehicles and mountain gear alike. Create the perfect ambiance year-round with four natural gas indoor fireplaces, a natural gas fire pit on the patio, and a striking wood-burning outdoor fireplace, all designed to complement the breathtaking natural surroundings and golf course views. Whether you are seeking a year-round residence or a seasonal retreat, this exceptional Teton Pines property combines refined mountain living, unmatched natural beauty, and unbeatable access to the outdoors for skiing, hiking, golf, and the charm of Jackson Hole.

4325 W Greens Place Place, Wilson

$18,000,000

Nestled among serene aspens at the pinnacle of Bryan Flats, this exceptional 160-acre family compound offers an unparalleled mountain retreat and Wyoming outdoor lifestyle. Comprised of five separately deeded parcels, the property features a beautifully crafted 7,400 sq. ft. main residence designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings. An 1,815 sq. ft. guest house sits on its own private parcel, while a 2,760 sq. ft. caretaker's home occupies a separate 35-acre parcel, offering privacy and flexibility for staff or extended family. A picturesque barn on 2.5 acres provides space for horses, recreational equipment, or storage. Accessed by a scenic crossing over the Hoback River. Protected by a conservation easement managed by the Jackson Hole Land Trust.

4 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ 26-1032 MLS

Nestled among serene aspens at the pinnacle of Bryan Flats, this exceptional 160-acre family compound offers an unparalleled mountain retreat and Wyoming outdoor lifestyle. Comprised of five separately deeded parcels, the property features a beautifully crafted 7,400 sq. ft. main residence designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings. An 1,815 sq. ft. guest house sits on its own private parcel, while a 2,760 sq. ft. caretaker's home occupies a separate 35-acre parcel, offering privacy and flexibility for staff or extended family. A picturesque barn on 2.5 acres provides space for horses, recreational equipment, or storage. Accessed by a scenic crossing over the Hoback River. Protected by a conservation easement managed by the Jackson Hole Land Trust.

14925 S Mccoy Road, Jackson

$17,500,000

Set on the West Bank of the Snake River in Wilson, this 9.44-acre Tucker Ranch estate occupies one of the neighborhood's largest and most private corner parcels--an end-of-road setting bordered by water on two sides. Tucker Lake and its walking trail frame the west edge, while the wild and scenic Snake River and levee define the east. A winding stream with waterfalls crosses the property near the outdoor living space, and the grounds include a private golf tee box. Quick access to Teton Village and Wilson belies the sense of seclusion. Designed in 1995 by a noted regional architect and expanded in 2008, the 5,618 sqft home offers 4 suites, mahogany floors, four fireplaces, and Suzanne Jacobs glasswork, all framed by Teton Range views.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26-1705 MLS

Set on the West Bank of the Snake River in Wilson, this 9.44-acre Tucker Ranch estate occupies one of the neighborhood's largest and most private corner parcels--an end-of-road setting bordered by water on two sides. Tucker Lake and its walking trail frame the west edge, while the wild and scenic Snake River and levee define the east. A winding stream with waterfalls crosses the property near the outdoor living space, and the grounds include a private golf tee box. Quick access to Teton Village and Wilson belies the sense of seclusion. Designed in 1995 by a noted regional architect and expanded in 2008, the 5,618 sqft home offers 4 suites, mahogany floors, four fireplaces, and Suzanne Jacobs glasswork, all framed by Teton Range views.

3125 Tucker Ranch Road, Wilson

$16,950,000

The Double J Ranch possesses that rare combination of attributes; premier location, large acreage, first class improvements and live water. This year round ranch is located in northern Sublette County, 68 miles from Jackson Hole The ranch controls 6030 acres, of which 3210 are deeded acres which border public land. This western gem holds expansive views of the Wind River and Wyoming Range Mountains. The Double J Ranch was meticulously developed with the premier architects, builders, interior designers, and land consultants of the west. With nearly 25,000 square feet of improvements including, a spectacular owner's home, multiple historic lakeshore cabins, manager's home & two horse barns. The Double J is ideal for the discerning buyer seeking a high quality ranch perfect for entertaining family and friends. Features 3,210 private acres. Including approximately 2,400 contiguous acres of BLM and WY State land lease of 640 acres giving the ranch over 6,200 controlled acres . Ranch House of aprox. 5,800 sqft with a manager's house, cabins and support buildings, totaling approximately 25,000 sqft One hour to Jackson, WY and 20 Minutes from Pinedale, WY County Road access during all seasons, yet private and secluded Owner awarded Land Owner of the Year in 2009 by WY Game and Fish for land stewardship Antelope, Mule Deer, Moose, and sage grouse hunting opportunities. Winter Recreation- snowmobiling, Cross-Country Skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing Equestrian Facilities with lighted arena Cattle handling facilities , currently runs approx 900 yearlings during summer months

25-2204 MLS

The Double J Ranch possesses that rare combination of attributes; premier location, large acreage, first class improvements and live water. This year round ranch is located in northern Sublette County, 68 miles from Jackson Hole The ranch controls 6030 acres, of which 3210 are deeded acres which border public land. This western gem holds expansive views of the Wind River and Wyoming Range Mountains. The Double J Ranch was meticulously developed with the premier architects, builders, interior designers, and land consultants of the west. With nearly 25,000 square feet of improvements including, a spectacular owner's home, multiple historic lakeshore cabins, manager's home & two horse barns. The Double J is ideal for the discerning buyer seeking a high quality ranch perfect for entertaining family and friends. Features 3,210 private acres. Including approximately 2,400 contiguous acres of BLM and WY State land lease of 640 acres giving the ranch over 6,200 controlled acres . Ranch House of aprox. 5,800 sqft with a manager's house, cabins and support buildings, totaling approximately 25,000 sqft One hour to Jackson, WY and 20 Minutes from Pinedale, WY County Road access during all seasons, yet private and secluded Owner awarded Land Owner of the Year in 2009 by WY Game and Fish for land stewardship Antelope, Mule Deer, Moose, and sage grouse hunting opportunities. Winter Recreation- snowmobiling, Cross-Country Skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing Equestrian Facilities with lighted arena Cattle handling facilities , currently runs approx 900 yearlings during summer months

491 State Hwy 354, Daniel

$16,850,000

Here at ''The Refuge,'' you literally live on the edge of town and wilderness simultaneously. Positioned on a rare double lot on the edge of The Elk Refuge, this property occupies one of Jackson's most coveted and irreplaceable settings. 24,000+ protected acres stretch right up to your property line. Meanwhile, the heartbeat of Jackson remains within minutes from your front door. Few homes in America offer a front-row seat to a landscape of this magnitude while still offering its owner a strollable distance to the iconic ''Best of the West'' Town Square. When you enter the home, you're struck by the timelessness of the architecture and bespoke materials. The craftsmanship is undeniable. The wide-plank oak floors, marble and quartz finishes, and exposed timbers combine with walls of gla ...which frame the expanse of the forever protected landscape. The kitchen is flanked by fireplaces and sitting areas where your friends and family will gather and unwind. These seamlessly connected spaces are designed for both your intimate evenings and large-scale entertaining. You'll linger longer after meals and naturally drift outside with ease for al fresca life on the patio. Upstairs, the primary suite is a sanctuary. Drink in the views as you drink your coffee from your private balcony suspended over these wild protected acres. The resort-inspired lower level is designed with wellness, media, connection, and relaxation in mind. After a day on the trails and in these mountains, you'll revel in the cold plunge/sauna. Exceptional flexibility was the goal with this lifestyle level of the home. Offered fully furnished, every detail has been thoughtfully curated, inviting immediate enjoyment and memory making to unfold. Your front-row seat to the National Elk Refuge awaits. --

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 26-1496 MLS

Here at ''The Refuge,'' you literally live on the edge of town and wilderness simultaneously. Positioned on a rare double lot on the edge of The Elk Refuge, this property occupies one of Jackson's most coveted and irreplaceable settings. 24,000+ protected acres stretch right up to your property line. Meanwhile, the heartbeat of Jackson remains within minutes from your front door. Few homes in America offer a front-row seat to a landscape of this magnitude while still offering its owner a strollable distance to the iconic ''Best of the West'' Town Square. When you enter the home, you're struck by the timelessness of the architecture and bespoke materials. The craftsmanship is undeniable. The wide-plank oak floors, marble and quartz finishes, and exposed timbers combine with walls of gla ...which frame the expanse of the forever protected landscape. The kitchen is flanked by fireplaces and sitting areas where your friends and family will gather and unwind. These seamlessly connected spaces are designed for both your intimate evenings and large-scale entertaining. You'll linger longer after meals and naturally drift outside with ease for al fresca life on the patio. Upstairs, the primary suite is a sanctuary. Drink in the views as you drink your coffee from your private balcony suspended over these wild protected acres. The resort-inspired lower level is designed with wellness, media, connection, and relaxation in mind. After a day on the trails and in these mountains, you'll revel in the cold plunge/sauna. Exceptional flexibility was the goal with this lifestyle level of the home. Offered fully furnished, every detail has been thoughtfully curated, inviting immediate enjoyment and memory making to unfold. Your front-row seat to the National Elk Refuge awaits. --

250 Moose Street, Jackson