Johnson County, Wyoming Land For Sale (13 results)

This prime commercial property in Buffalo, WY, offers an excellent investment opportunity with high visibility along Highway 16W, the gateway to the Bighorn Mountains. Spanning 18,432 square feet on 4.84 acres, the B-1 zoned property allows for a variety of business ventures, including retail, office space, hospitality, or industrial use. Positioned on the west end of town, it benefits from strong traffic flow and easy accessibility. With ample space for expansion, parking, or outdoor operations, this versatile property is ideal for entrepreneurs looking to establish or grow their business in a thriving Wyoming community. Come take a look today!

Beautiful custom built country home situated on 36 acres close to town. Nice open kitchen w/ Formica counter tops, hickory wood cabinets, pantry & breakfast nook. Vaulted ceilings w/ open formal living room & separate formal dining room. Primary bedroom has its own bath w/ tile floors, shower & separate jet tub. Main level bathrooms have heated floors. Full walk out basement w/ large family room. 3 bedrooms downstairs w/ a full bath. Central air and 2 wood stoves, large barn & loafing shed. The yard has pipe fence and is well landscaped. There is a 2 car attached garage and a 2 car detached garage. This property has had many improvements over the past 5 years including a new well.

15,750 square foot greenhouse, large shop & 1560 sq. ft. manufactured home all included in the sale of this property. Greenhouse is turn key ready. The shop has been sheet rocked & insulated. It is heated with large overhead and walk through doors and is connected to the greenhouse. The 3 bedroom 2 bath home includes an office w/ new flooring in the living room, an updated kitchen including Corrian counter tops, oak cabinets & more. Large deck & gazebo with a fish pond& waterfalls. This property is in mint condition. Zoned LI for an opportunity to run a greenhouse business and have your residence there too. This is a must see in order to appreciate!

Beautiful views of Lake DeSmet and the Bighorn Mountains. This parcel has natural springs and is completely fenced. Mature trees and several building sites. If you want to be at the lake for your recreation, you are less than 5 minutes away. Power and natural gas are available.

FOR SALE BY OWNER!! Available 38 acres located within a 10-minute drive from Buffalo, WY. Build your house or invest in land for recreational use. This property has two points of entrance from a year-round Johnson County maintained road or a second subdivision road to the west of the property has direct access into the land. Power lines are located on the front of the property and on the west side of the land. Neighbors in the subdivision have drilled for water wells and had success with reaching potable water. Minor subdivision covenants are in place to protect the integrity of the area for development. THIS PROPERTY IS OWNED BY A LICENSED WYOMING REAL ESTATE BROKER.

Check out this view of Lake DeSmet and 5.10 acres of land. Beautiful setting to build your home and have your livestock too. Large42x63 Cleary shop that you could finish as your shop house or barn with the electrical set up, just need to bring the electricity in and it is on the property. There is natural gas and high speed internet. Close to the lake if you like to go boating and fishing for rest, relaxation and entertainment.

Discover a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the rarest and most sought-after properties in the Mountain West. Bighorn Mountain Retreat is a legacy estate like no other, located on 2.82 pristine acres of private landan inholding surrounded by over a million acres of Bighorn National Forest. Inholdings, privately owned land within national forests or parks, are exceedingly rare and make up less than 0.3% of the Bighorn region. Improvements Located just 15 minutes from Buffalo, Wyoming, this fully furnished, turn-key property strikes the perfect balance between remote mountain living and easy access to town amenitiesideal for both a primary residence or a luxurious mountain getaway. The property includes: Main Cabin (1,450 sq ft): Boasting a spacious living and dining area, full kitchen, 1 bedroom, loft, 1.5 baths, laundry, and a large deck with stunning views of the pond and creek Guest Cabin (780 sq ft): Situated creekside for privacy, featuring 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, an open kitchen/living area, and its own private deck RV Storage Building: Designed with concrete floors, roll doors, and equipped with septic and electric hookups Detached Garage: Perfect for vehicle storage or additional space In addition to its unparalleled location and natural beauty, the property is fully equipped with modern amenities, including: Two water wells, one for irrigation and one for drinking Two underground septic systems A Generac 24KW backup generator to ensure continuous power during outages High-speed internet via Starlink satellite, offering speeds up to 200 Mbps for seamless Wi-Fi calling and streaming Recreation The Bighorn Mountains offer a wide array of recreational activities for outdoor enthusiasts, making them a popular destination in Wyoming. Hiking and backpacking are favorite pursuits, with trails leading through scenic alpine meadows, dense forests, and to breathtaking vistas, including those in the Cloud Peak Wilderness. The area's pristine rivers and lakes provide opportunities for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking, while hunting is common in the fall. In the winter, the mountains transform into a playground for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Camping is available throughout the region, offering rustic getaways under the stars, and the varied terrain also attracts rock climbers and birdwatchers. With its blend of adventure and natural beauty, the Bighorn Mountains cater to year-round outdoor recreation. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources What truly sets this retreat apart is its adjudicated water rights to North Clear Creek, which forms the southern boundary of the land. These rights allow for water diversion to the property's quarter-acre fishing reservoir, stocked with a variety of trout species, offering year-round fishing opportunities and adding to the uniqueness of this rare mountain haven. With its rare inholding status, coveted water rights, and breathtaking natural surroundings, Bighorn Mountain Retreat offers a unique chance to own a true legacy property. Enjoy untouched wilderness and outdoor recreation, all while having the conveniences of modern living within reach. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind mountain retreat! Region & Climate Buffalo, Wyoming, located at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, offers a unique mix of open plains and rugged mountain terrain. The local area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking, fishing, hunting, and camping opportunities in the nearby Cloud Peak Wilderness. The town experiences a semi-arid climate with warm, dry summers and cold, snowy winters, averaging around 12-15 inches of annual precipitation. In contrast, the higher elevations of the Bighorn Mountains receive significantly more snow and rain, supporting dense forests and alpine ecosystems. Visitors and locals alike enjoy year-round activities, from summer hiking to winter snowmobiling and skiing. History Buffalo, Wyoming, has a rich history rooted in the American West, shaped by its location along the historic Bozeman Trail and its proximity to Native American tribes such as the Cheyenne and Sioux. Established in the late 1800s, Buffalo served as a key stop for travelers and soldiers during westward expansion and was central to the cattle ranching boom that followed. The town played a notable role in the infamous Johnson County War of 1892, a violent conflict between large cattle barons and smaller settlers over land and livestock rights. This conflict epitomized the tensions between wealthy ranchers and homesteaders, which have become a defining story of the Old West. Today, Buffalo preserves its rich heritage through its historic downtown, featuring landmarks like the Occidental Hotel, which hosted famous figures such as Butch Cassidy and Teddy Roosevelt, and local museums that celebrate the town's role in frontier history. The Bighorn Mountains have a deep and varied history, shaped by both natural forces and human activity over millennia. These mountains, which stretch across north-central Wyoming and southern Montana, have been home to Native American tribes such as the Crow, Cheyenne, and Sioux for thousands of years. The Bighorns were central to their culture, serving as sacred hunting grounds and spiritual sites, evidenced by petroglyphs and ancient archaeological remains. European exploration of the region began in the early 1800s, with fur trappers and mountain men navigating its rugged terrain. By the late 19th century, the Bighorns became a backdrop for westward expansion and were frequently traveled during conflicts between Native tribes and the U.S. government, including military expeditions like those of General George Crook during the Indian Wars. The mountains later became a resource for settlers and ranchers who grazed livestock in the area, and in 1897, the Bighorn National Forest was established to preserve the natural beauty and resources of the region. Today, the Bighorns remain a symbol of Wyoming's wild frontier heritage, attracting outdoor enthusiasts and those interested in its rich cultural history. Location Closest Towns and Cities & Nearest Airports Buffalo, WY 12 miles Sheridan, WY 47 miles SCA Sheridan County Airport Gillette, WY 82 miles GCC NE Wyoming Regional Airport Casper, WY 129 Miles CPR- Natrona County INTL Airport Billings, MT 177 Miles BIL- Billings Logan INTL Airport

This river front property consists of 40 deeded acres and offers prime country living with beautiful views in all directions. Located above the banks of the Powder River is the fully remodeled 1999 manufactured home with 2,052 sq. ft. on a permanent foundation and is complete with four bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The recent updates include new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, updated bathrooms and showers with doors, new flooring throughout, new AC unit and a top-of-the-line wood burning stove. The large master bathroom is complimented with radiant heating. A marquee feature of the home is the large fully custom kitchen island that is in-laid with turquoise. A total of three decks are featured on the exterior of the home with one large wrap around deck encompassing the large jacuzzi. Mature trees and a well-established lawn are on a sprinkler system inside the fenced yard. A newer 40 x 80 steel building offers garage/shop space on one-half with two oversized 14 garage doors. The second half of the shop could serve as barn space and features a 10 sliding barn door. Water is provided via a private well producing 25 gallons per minute. Easy access is provided by a well-maintained county road. (Owner financing available)

Discover a truly ONE OF A KIND property featuring 80 acres of end-of-the-road privacy and breathtaking mountain views. This unique estate offers direct access to over 8,500 acres of public and state land, providing endless opportunities for hiking, 4-wheeling, hunting, and horseback riding. The charming ranch-style home includes a walk-out basement designed to capture the spectacular mountain vistas. Enjoy the cozy comfort of in-floor radiant heat during winter and relax on the expansive outdoor deck in summer, soaking in the stunning sunsets over the Big Horn Mountains. The property also boasts a tack barn, livestock shelters, and existing fencing, making it perfect for animal lovers. Conveniently located less than 10 minutes from Buffalo, this extraordinary offering is waiting for you to call it home. Dont miss out on this special opportunity!

Price Reduced! Welcome to The Havens at Sand Creek Ranch, an exclusive community in beautiful Buffalo, Wyoming. This one-of-a-kind ranch community was meticulously designed to give each building lot an unobstructed view of the Bighorn Mountains. Sand Creek Ranch is a 836-acre conservation ranch community, of which, 737 of those acres have been permanently conserved so that no further development can occur. The incredibly well-designed placement of each lot ensures that the look and feel you have now will last for generations to come. Lots 33 & 34 were some of the first choice lots purchased when The Havens at Sand Creek Ranch were first introduced to the public. Most of the ranch acreage consists of irrigated hay production which benefits the homesites in many ways. Not only do the irrigated fields provide a beautifully unique compliment to the exquisite Bighorn Mountains views, but they also provide the food and sanctuary for the wildlife that call this area home. Be it Whitetail Deer, Bald Eagles, Pronghorn Antelope, or Canadian Geese, these fields provide a beautiful foreground for your property year-round. If you are looking for the look, feel, and, serenity of a western ranch without maintaining a working ranch, this property was made just for you. The community can be accessed by a paved county road which is maintained all year round. These lots are about 5 minutes away from the city of Buffalo. Buffalo is a historic city that encompasses a lot of the American Old West and boasts of numerous historic buildings. In fact, Historic Main St is recognized on the National Register of Historic Districts. The city is not just for the historian or Old West enthusiast, as the area is close to abundant recreational activities such as camping, fishing, hunting, and skiing. PROPERTY ATTRIBUTES 1 acre residential lot Unobstructed views of the Big Horn Mountains Rolling plains with grasses Year-round access via maintained paved road Strategically designed layout to maximize a Western feel Conservation easement guarantees neighboring lots spacing and limited development RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES One of the highlights of Sand Creek Ranch is the road system that is designed to double as a trail system for owners to walk their dogs, ride bikes and horses, and view the wildlife that calls this ranch home. Hiking Biking Horseback riding Wildlife viewing BIG HORN MOUNTAINS If there is ever an area that can maximize the opportunity and quality of your recreational opportunities, the Bighorn Mountains are it! Within a 5-minute drive from your front door, you will find the Bud Love Wildlife Area and the boundary of hundreds of thousands of acres of the Bighorn National Forest. It truly doesn't matter which outdoor pursuit puts a smile on your face, you'll find it in spades here! World-class Big Game hunting, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, countless streams and lakes to fish, and expansive mountain meadows to ride horseback through. Beyond the National Forest is the Cloud Peak Wilderness area which is home to one of the most pristine and beautiful ecosystems in North America, and is dotted with gin-clear streams and lakes, almost all of which are teeming with wild Brook trout as well as trophy size Rainbow, Brown, Tiger, and Cutthroat trout. There is a wide array of trails that weave throughout the Bighorn Mountains, offering easy day hikes for your family, to week-long trips that lead up and over to the West side of the Mountain Range. Hunting Fishing Camping Hiking Snowshoeing Horseback riding BUFFALO, WYOMING Buffalo, Wyoming is also committed to providing an impressive variety of recreational opportunities, including the Clear Creek Trail which provides almost 17 miles of trails along Clear Creek where one can walk, bike, fish, and enjoy year-round. Buffalo also has a YMCA recreation center, numerous parks/playgrounds, an archery range, a rifle range, tennis courts, baseball fields, and public open spaces. The Havens at Sand Creek are the perfect jumping-off point to hunt many different units for Elk, Deer, and Antelope. Depending on your goals and number of preference points, we can help advise you as to which of the nearby units you should be applying in. LOCATION The Havens at Sand Creek is a short, 5-minute drive from downtown Buffalo on a paved county road that is maintained year-round. Buffalo is steeped in Western Heritage and History and provides a variety of shopping, restaurants, historical places, and hotels. Buffalo may be small (pop +/-5,000) but it is never lacking things to do. Buffalo plays host to several rodeos, parades, concerts in the park, Longmire Days, a lighted Christmas Parade, and weekly craft shows to name a few. Buffalo also has a community airport with a 6,100-foot-long runway and hangers. The larger town of Sheridan, 30 min north of Buffalo, has a vibrant culture with everything from the famous King Ropes Saddle Museum and tack store, to the WYO Theater that boasts world-class shows and concerts. Both of these towns provide direct access to the Bighorn Mountains and all the beauty and recreational opportunities one could ever ask for! Sheridan has a regional airport and offers daily commercial flights to Denver. A 90-minute drive South you will find the city of Casper and its Regional Airport, Shopping, and Museums. The North Platte River runs through Casper and provides world-class fishing between Casper and Alcova Reservoir. This is where the famed Grey's Reef section of the North Platte is located. CONCLUSION The Havens at Sand Creek Ranch Community is the pinnacle of privacy, exclusivity, beauty, and breathtaking views. While this is undoubtedly one of the prime lots within Sand Creek, it's also one of the most competitively price options currently available. There are two adjoining lots available (Lot 33 & 34) owned by the same Seller and could be combined to build or hold as an investment property. The seller is offering a $40,000 concession to the Buyer who closes on both lots simultaneously. Despite our best efforts, words fall short of accurately describing the advantages of this unique ranch community, so call today to schedule your own private property tour. [*SEE THE VIDEO BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPERTY. VIDEO PROVIDED BY THE HAVENS AT SAND CREEK.]

Welcome to The Havens at Sand Creek Ranch, an exclusive community in beautiful Buffalo, Wyoming! This one-of-a-kind ranch community was meticulously designed to give each building lot an unobstructed view of the Bighorn Mountains. Sand Creek Ranch is a 836-acre conservation ranch community, of which, 737 of those acres have been permanently conserved so that no further development can occur. The incredibly well-designed placement of each lot ensures that the look and feel you have now will last for generations to come. Lots 33 & 34 were some of the first choice lots purchased when The Havens at Sand Creek Ranch were first introduced to the public. Most of the ranch acreage consists of irrigated hay production which benefits the homesites in many ways. Not only do the irrigated fields provide a beautifully unique compliment to the exquisite Bighorn Mountains views, but they also provide the food and sanctuary for the wildlife that call this area home. Be it Whitetail Deer, Bald Eagles, Pronghorn Antelope, or Canadian Geese, these fields provide a beautiful foreground for your property year-round. If you are looking for the look, feel, and, serenity of a western ranch without maintaining a working ranch, this property was made just for you. The community can be accessed by a paved county road which is maintained all year round. These lots are about 5 minutes away from the city of Buffalo. Buffalo is a historic city that encompasses a lot of the American Old West and boasts of numerous historic buildings. In fact, Historic Main St is recognized on the National Register of Historic Districts. The city is not just for the historian or Old West enthusiast, as the area is close to abundant recreational activities such as camping, fishing, hunting, and skiing. PROPERTY ATTRIBUTES 1 acre residential lot Unobstructed views of the Big Horn Mountains Rolling plains with grasses Year-round access via maintained paved road Strategically designed layout to maximize a Western feel Conservation easement guarantees neighboring lots spacing and limited development RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES One of the highlights of Sand Creek Ranch is the road system that is designed to double as a trail system for owners to walk their dogs, ride bikes and horses, and view the wildlife that calls this ranch home. Hiking Biking Horseback riding Wildlife viewing BIG HORN MOUNTAINS If there is ever an area that can maximize the opportunity and quality of your recreational opportunities, the Bighorn Mountains are it! Within a 5-minute drive from your front door, you will find the Bud Love Wildlife Area and the boundary of hundreds of thousands of acres of the Bighorn National Forest. It truly doesn't matter which outdoor pursuit puts a smile on your face, you'll find it in spades here! World-class Big Game hunting, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, countless streams and lakes to fish, and expansive mountain meadows to ride horseback through. Beyond the National Forest is the Cloud Peak Wilderness area which is home to one of the most pristine and beautiful ecosystems in North America, and is dotted with gin-clear streams and lakes, almost all of which are teeming with wild Brook trout as well as trophy size Rainbow, Brown, Tiger, and Cutthroat trout. There is a wide array of trails that weave throughout the Bighorn Mountains, offering easy day hikes for your family, to week-long trips that lead up and over to the West side of the Mountain Range. Hunting Fishing Camping Hiking Snowshoeing Horseback riding BUFFALO, WYOMING Buffalo, Wyoming is also committed to providing an impressive variety of recreational opportunities, including the Clear Creek Trail which provides almost 17 miles of trails along Clear Creek where one can walk, bike, fish, and enjoy year-round. Buffalo also has a YMCA recreation center, numerous parks/playgrounds, an archery range, a rifle range, tennis courts, baseball fields, and public open spaces. The Havens at Sand Creek are the perfect jumping-off point to hunt many different units for Elk, Deer, and Antelope. Depending on your goals and number of preference points, we can help advise you as to which of the nearby units you should be applying in. LOCATION The Havens at Sand Creek is a short, 5-minute drive from downtown Buffalo on a paved county road that is maintained year-round. Buffalo is steeped in Western Heritage and History and provides a variety of shopping, restaurants, historical places, and hotels. Buffalo may be small (pop +/-5,000) but it is never lacking things to do. Buffalo plays host to several rodeos, parades, concerts in the park, Longmire Days, a lighted Christmas Parade, and weekly craft shows to name a few. Buffalo also has a community airport with a 6,100-foot-long runway and hangers. The larger town of Sheridan, 30 min north of Buffalo, has a vibrant culture with everything from the famous King Ropes Saddle Museum and tack store, to the WYO Theater that boasts world-class shows and concerts. Both of these towns provide direct access to the Bighorn Mountains and all the beauty and recreational opportunities one could ever ask for! Sheridan has a regional airport and offers daily commercial flights to Denver. A 90-minute drive South you will find the city of Casper and its Regional Airport, Shopping, and Museums. The North Platte River runs through Casper and provides world-class fishing between Casper and Alcova Reservoir. This is where the famed Grey's Reef section of the North Platte is located. CONCLUSION The Havens at Sand Creek Ranch Community is the pinnacle of privacy, exclusivity, beauty, and breathtaking views. While this is undoubtedly one of the prime lots within Sand Creek, it's also one of the most competitively price options currently available. There are two adjoining lots available (Lot 33 & 34) owned by the same Seller and could be combined to build or hold as an investment property. The seller is offering a $40,000 concession to the Buyer who closes on both lots simultaneously. Despite our best efforts, words fall short of accurately describing the advantages of this unique ranch community, so call today to schedule your own private property tour. [*SEE THE VIDEO BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPERTY. VIDEO PROVIDED BY THE HAVENS AT SAND CREEK.]

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.

The Powder River Haying and Hunting ranch is situated along 5 miles of the Powder River about 15 minutes east of Kaycee, WY on Sussex Road. This ranch has excellent hay production with priority water rights encompassing 525 acres of irrigation under five center pivots, three side roll sprinklers, plus flood irrigation. In addition to the hay production, this ranch has abundant wildlife for your everyday viewing pleasure or big game, upland, and waterfowl hunting opportunities. It cant be overstated how beneficial the Powder River and its riparian system are to this ranch. Combined with the farm ground, grazing land, and hay production, you wont find better feed and cover resources for wildlife like white-tail deer, mule deer, elk, and pronghorn antelope. Upland species include turkeys, pheasants, sandhill cranes, and grouse; and many species of ducks and Canada geese for waterfowl. Of course, there are also occasional coyotes, bobcats, lions, black bears, and many other species, including songbirds. Improvements The improvements on this ranch are simple, yet nice and well-kept. They are located in a convenient place on the ranch for ranch operations and they are easily accessible from Sussex Road. Brokers Comments The strong demand for land that has live water with associated water rights, abundant wildlife, viable agricultural production, beautiful views, and convenient access to a nearby town is growing. But in particular, owning land with water rights in Wyoming can hold significant importance and provide various benefits. Wyoming has a substantial agricultural sector, and water rights are crucial for irrigation. In addition to wildlife benefits, owning land like the Koch Ranch with water rights allows you to grow crops, raise livestock, or engage in other agricultural activities that require water, thus enhancing productivity and potentially generating income. Historically, the Koch Ranch is capable of producing up to 5 tons of hay per acre per season. Hay prices are subject to market fluctuations, but in the last few years, prices have been well above $200 per ton. And of course, land with live and water rights also tends to hold higher value than similar properties without water. In Wyoming, water rights are owned and regulated by the state. This system makes it very difficult to separate the water from the land, thus ensuring more landowner protections and rights. We would encourage any investment-minded buyer, who also enjoys hunting and recreation to take a close look at the Powder River Hay & Hunting Ranch. Its important to note that water rights can be complex, and the specifics may vary depending on Wyomings water laws and local regulations. Consulting with legal professionals or water rights experts in Wyoming is advised. Land 1,780 deeded acres 525 irrigated acres 5 pivots and 3 sideroll sprinklers 4.86 miles of Powder River Productive grazing, haying and hunting ranch 5 tons to the acre hay production All pivots less than 6 years old 240 BLM acres Hunting Big Game Hunting Elk hunt area 129 (general) Typical harvest is 5-10 bulls per year in range from 330 up to 355 and 5 cows Biggest bull was 355, 2 years ago Pine Ridge herd to south of ranch spins off 5-200 elk onto the hay meadows Deer hunt area 29 (general) Whitetail and Mule deer Whitetail bucks range up to 160-180+ with a 188 deer taken in past several years Mule deer numbers are down, but can harvest some big ones when the numbers are up Antelope hunt area 113 (general) Lots of antelope on hay meadows 16-18 bucks Bird hunting Ducks Geese Pheasant Sage grouse Sharptail grouse Hungarian Partridge Turkey