Johnson County, Wyoming Land For Sale (12 results)

If you are searching for a larger property to build your dream home on at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, this 77 +/- acres checks all of the boxes!! To the west, you can see the Cloud Peak Wilderness, and to the east, you have views of Lake De Smet. With all of the surrounding beauty, you can choose your build site from just about anywhere on this parcel. Location is key! Play on the lake in the summers and hunt the mountains in the fall! Whatever your hobbies, there is an abundant opportunity within a short distance of this property. As you arrive at the property, you will see that there are already roads in place on 3 sides, allowing for easy access onto your new land. With power and a water well already in place, you can save time and money and start on your building plans. There is an automatic waterer installed near the well to provide water for your livestock. There is fencing in place on 3 sides of the property currently, and good grass for grazing animals. The land is rolling slightly downhill from the ridge road on the south side. With no HOA or covenants, you are free to build as you see fit. This acreage is already split into 2 parcels and has been surveyed, which would allow you to build on each or sell one parcel off to offset your new building costs. No matter what direction you go with this land, you can't go wrong. Land with these views does not come to the market very often, let alone with the infrastructure in place already!! Give Karl Ward a call at (307) 387-9677 to schedule a time to go take a closer look. Property Features -Stellar views -Bighorn Mountains views -Lake De Smet views -Road access on 3 sides -Multiple build site options -Water well -Automatic waterer -Electric service -Fenced on 3 sides -No HOA/covenants -2 surveyed parcels -10 minutes to Buffalo

Nestled in central Wyoming's rugged Red Wall area, Lazy Frog Ranch offers 835+/- deeded acres, complemented by 584+/- acres of BLM lease, in an exceptionally private yet accessible location. Situated approximately ten miles southwest of Kaycee, Wyoming, this remarkable property combines modern living, historical richness, and unparalleled recreational opportunities. With over three miles of the Red Fork of the Powder River meandering through its boundaries and below the towering red wall, Lazy Frog Ranch encompasses a stunning landscape, productive irrigated meadows, and an exquisite custom-built home, guest accommodations, and supporting amenities. This ranch provides a secluded retreat ideal for families, corporate gatherings, or those seeking a serene escape into the unspoiled beauty of Wyoming. The Facts: ~ 1,419+/- acres (835+/- deeded, 584+/- BLM lease) ~ Ten miles southwest of Kaycee, Wyoming, with year-round access ~ Three+/- miles of the Red Fork of the Powder River ~ 120+/- acres of hayfields with adjudicated water rights ~ 5,056+/- square feet custom home with six bedrooms, wrap-around porch, and in-ground pool ~ 1,921+/-square feet apartment, two-car garage, workshop, and horse stalls ~ 1,500+/- square foot manager home with a high ceiling, open layout, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a beautiful, covered porch overlooking Red Fork ~ Sporting clay range, ATV/hiking trails, and excellent hunting/fishing ~ Mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn, chukar, pheasants, and occasional elk ~ Red Fork of the Powder River offers prime brown trout fishing ~ High desert climate with mild winters and 12 inches of annual precipitation ~ Seasonal cattle grazing operation with income potential ~ Buffalo (58 miles), Casper (80 miles), Sheridan (94 miles) with commercial air service

Located just minutes from the beautiful town of Buffalo, Wyoming is the historic Driskill Goodson Ranch. The ranch consists of 112 acres of highly productive land including approximately 43 acres irrigated from the Crown ditch. With plentiful water rights, hay and livestock production is optimal for this size of ranch. Historically it has produced an average of 55 tons of grass/alfalfa mixed hay while running 30-40 AUMs. A spring fed stream flows through the property just below the 3-bedroom 1 bathroom house, barn, three open-faced sheds, and corrals. In addition to the agriculture production there is plenty of protection for all the wildlife which frequents the property. The Driskill Goodson ranch is a rare ranch offering with the convenience of town all under the shadows of the Big Horn Mountains.

For the first time ever, this Historic Hazelton Peak Retreat mountain property is now for sale. Located in the heart of the Big Horn Mountains just 40 minutes west of Buffalo, Wyoming and 30 minutes east of Ten Sleep, Wyoming. Four hundred and seven acres (407 +/- deeded acres) located under the heart of the Hazelton Peaks and border to over 1,000,000 acres of Forest Service and Wilderness Lands. This is the Historic Hazelton Stage Stop! Peaked in history, Hazelton, Wyoming, was a stage stop and post office for many local Buffalo, Kaycee, and Ten Sleep ranchers, sheepherders, and outfitters and was a buzzing mountain community in the late 1800,s through the early 1900s. You can still hear the whispers of time and place blowing through the remaining buildings and surrounding land that make this such a unique offering. A short and scenic drive from downtown Buffalo, Wyoming, Historic Hazelton Peak Retreat has everything to offer any discerning outdoors person. Many species of Big Game, including Elk, Deer, Antelope and Moose populate this mountain landscape. Hunting, fishing (two tributaries on this property), snowmobiling, skiing (a local ski area- Meadowlark is just 20 minutes away), hiking, climbing, and all things outdoors, not to mention the amazing scenery on and around this gorgeous mountain retreat. At elevations ranging from 8,000 to 8,400 feet, Historic Hazelton Mountain Retreat is your chance to own a Legacy Ranch in the heart of the Big Horn Mountains!

This unique offering consists of a deep aquifer artesian water source and a private land holding, the gold and silver of modern times. The well, drilled to a depth of 3,809 feet into the Madison aquifer, provides 1,200 gallons per minute of artesian, spring-quality water. The land, situated in one of the most private locations in the area, combines access and seclusion and is nestled along the North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek. The combination provides the opportunity for the development of a commercial water bottling business, municipal use, commercial energy use, or perhaps a buy-and-hold investment in hard-to-find assets. The Madison Limestone Formation is a 600-foot-thick limestone/dolomite known to contain good quality and quantity of water. In the northeast region of Wyoming, this formation is believed to be charged with water from the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming and the Black Hills of South Dakota due to the upthrust and surface exposure of the Madison Formation. These Madison exposures at high mountain elevations can create high artesian pressures in the foothills and basins where the formations are deeply buried. Drilled to a depth of 3,809 feet, the well is rated at 1,200 gallons per minute of artesian flow, with approximately 300 psi of pressure at the surface. The well penetrates 567 feet of the Madison Limestone Formation. The well has been analyzed and rigorously tested for consistency of quality and quantity of flow. Engineering reports and analyses can be provided to qualified buyers.

Set against the eastern slope of the Bighorn Mountains, the Big Horn Whiskey Ranch is a uniquely positioned offering that blends Western recreation, sporting opportunities, and multiple income streams. No matter if you are a recreation-minded landowner seeking access to vast public lands with limited pressure, a big-game hunter focused on private-land advantage, or a conservation buyer valuing habitat and long-term stewardship, the property offers a compelling fit. Income is driven by a diversified mix of whiskey barrel aging storage, tenant farming, pivot production, and grazing, creating a rare combination of enjoyment and financial utility.

The Little North Fork of Crazy Woman Ranch is a property rich in history from the early Native Americans, Bozeman Trail settlers, and Range War cattle barons. It consists of 834+/- acres of highly sought-after views and quality grazing land at the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. The unique buildings include rehabilitated, historic structures from the late 1800s, including a main home, a guest house, and an outbuilding for equipment storage and building maintenance. Multiple bodies of water throughout the property and the Little North Fork Crazy Woman Creek contain multiple species of trout. Elk, white-tailed deer, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope are seen daily on this private canyon ranch. Opportunities to pursue outdoor recreation, such as elk and whitetail hunting, in a setting as exclusive as this ranch are rare. Impressive landscaping, live water, and well-maintained structures and homes are situated just 15 minutes from the town of Buffalo, where all major or minor conveniences can be purchased. A combination of strong ownership, a conservation easement, year-round private road access, and diverse wildlife has made this a well-known and highly sought-after area of Johnson County. The Facts: ~ 834+/- deeded acres ~ 15 minutes from Buffalo ~ 45 minutes from the nearest commercial airport ~ Surrounded by a TNC conservation easement ~ Extreme privacy ~ Diverse wildlife populations ~ Remastered historic main home/cabin ~ Guest home ~ Working facility ~ Recreational fishing pond ~ Dramatic mountain views

Minutes from Downtown Buffalo, Wyoming, this 225 +/- acre property has come to market with 1.5 miles of Rock Creek meandering through this productive and well-watered agricultural property. This investment/development/homestead property is an excellent fly fishery under the backdrop of the scenic Big Horn Mountain Range. Brown, Rainbow, and Brook trout reside within the banks of this gorgeous spring-fed tributary called Rock Creek. Buffalo is one of the most scenic and historic towns in Wyoming, with a population of just under 5,000 residents. Located off the east slope of the Big Horn Mountains at an elevation of 4,500 feet, with an incredible mountain views to the west rising to over 13,000 feet, which when combined make Buffalo well known as the Green side of the Big Horns, offering a plethora of outdoor activities including but not limited to fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horse back riding, packtirps, and is home to abundant large game, upland bird, water fowl populations. When you are not enjoying these activities, you can add Cross Country and Alpine Skiing to your weekly bucket list, only minutes away! Bordering I-25 and I-90, this is a developers dream. Positioned in a manner you do not see the interstate traffic, yet get the magnificent views of the Big Horns, this investment/development/homestead property comes with territorial water rights, excellent hay production, and Rock Creek meandering 1.5 miles through the center of this property. Feel free to review our video, pictures, and mapping of this very unique offering, and please reach out to preview this property at your earliest convenience!

Waiting for you south of Buffalo and at 663 Trabing Road is a beautiful ranch style, one level, 3-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin home, a 30 X 50 shop that offers an additional 20 X 50 finished apartment, and 48.83 acres that offer open views of the Big Horn Mountains. The primary home offers an open-concept kitchen/living/dining area that is warmed by a wood/coal stove and is enhanced by beetle-killed pine kitchen cabinets, hardwood floors and entry into the sunroom that offers gorgeous views of the mountains from the west facing windows. In addition, there are wood decks off both the front and the back of the home along with a hot tub on the back patio. The shop is a great combination of shop space and optional living space with 1,500 sq. ft of shop space that has 12 overhead doors on both ends along with a 1,000 sq. ft. apartment that would make an excellent rental opportunity or a mother-in-law suite. The horse barn features 1,296 sq. ft. that is arranged into three indoor stalls, one larger indoor pen, hay storage and a tack room and is enhanced by the runs as well as outside pen space with lean-to covers over the outdoor pens. All of this along with a 500 shooting range, 40 acres of horse pasture and a pad that will be ready for you to build your own arena are waiting for you at 663 Trabing Road.

Unique 8 acre property located in the city limits of Buffalo and accessed off the north end of Carrington Avenue with Watkins Street bordering the north boundary of the property. (See link to interactive map below). This multi-functional property is improved with a 50’x60’ Morton Building with a 20x50 office and 1/2 bath on the ground floor and a 900 sq ft living quarters in the loft with a 3/4 bath and kitchen. The property has city utility services for power, water, sewer, natural gas and fiber optics. The entire 8 acres is fenced and is surveyed on the perimeter. A 2’ topographical survey and a future custom house plan has been completed. There’s tremendous opportunity on this parcel for a primary residence or subdivision of the parcel for multi-lot development. Burlington Northern Subdivision Covenants apply. The owner is a licensed real estate broker.

This is a rare opportunity to own over 300± acres just north of historic Kaycee, WY. Bordering over 3,000± acres of public land, makes this an ideal recreational property. The existing 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom log cabin with private shooting range has primarily been used for guest hunters and a vacation site. You can enjoy modest living or take advantage of multiple building sites for a custom home. The topography offers easy building for shops and barns to house livestock or build an indoor or outdoor riding arena. There is also a small set of pipe pens for livestock. City water and septic system in place. This unique property could fit a multitude of buyers’ needs.

Rare commercial opportunity within Buffalo city limits. This corner lot offers .17 acres of potential in a location where opportunities like this are limited. Zoned B2 Heavy Commercial, it allows a wide range of uses -- ideal for a shop, storage, or a small business with long-term upside. Power is on-site at 240V, and the shop/garage has spray-foam ceilings and insulated walls. Water available on-site; no interior plumbing currently in place. A completed survey with visible staking adds clarity for development. Positioned in an area with residential growth and light commercial activity, this property offers both usability and future value. *Existing shop equipment (oxygen system) in place; condition and use to be verified by buyer.