Teton County, Wyoming Land For Sale (5 results)

A completely remodeled 3 Creek cabin lives as gracefully as it looks. Spanning some 4,000 sqft., the four-bedroom/five-bath home unfolds with sophistication and style. Meticulous design, lush landscaping and proximity to community makes living well in the Tetons an effortless experience. Singular features include open living spaces, custom furnishings and lighting, a private patio primed for entertaining, a glass-enclosed wine cave, and an outfitted two-car garage attached to a storage-rich mudroom. Building on the adventurous connotations of the cabin archetype, the house amplifies the outdoor lifestyle beloved by locals, with the 12th fairway of the Rees Jones-designed golf course only steps away and the social (and athletic) hub of the 3 Creek Club within quick walking distance.

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 and scenic Gros Ventre River, a blue-ribbon native trout fishery; irrigated pastures and a tack barn; Teton views; a pool; and three riverfront cabins, a main lodge, and an owners 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 realwith room to growand its on the market for the first time since 1975.

485 North Fall Creek is a 6,304 sqft luxury residence on a private 5.13-acre lot, blending seclusion, stunning views, and direct access to one of the best private fisheries in the region. This 2008-built home, designed by a prominent Jackson Hole architect, features six bedrooms with private baths, a gourmet kitchen, a spacious living room, an office, and high-end amenities such as an in-floor heating system, central air, and a Nuvo surround sound system. Multiple fireplaces and an outdoor hot tub add to its comfort. The property offers incredible access to nature, with private fishing rights on Fish Creek, proximity to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and close access to endless outdoor activities. A 10-minute drive from Jacksons town amenities and 25 minutes from Jackson Hole Airport, the homes location combines convenience with tranquility. Residents can enjoy year-round activities, including hiking, skiing, kayaking, and wildlife photography, right outside their door. With Forest Service land surrounding the area and Jackson Holes iconic national parks nearby, this property is ideal for an active and adventurous lifestyle in an exclusive, scenic setting.

The Ross Plateau is a rare and stunning property located in Jackson Hole, 11 miles south of Jacksons iconic town square. Unencumbered by restrictions, divided into four parcels and entirely surrounded by National Forest, this is a rare opportunity for the buyer looking for a blank canvas to create their dreams in Jackson Hole. The solitude from a property this removed, and yet so near to town is hard to find. Graced with elevated views of the Teton, Gros Ventre and Wyoming Range, a property with this exclusivity and these vantages cannot be found elsewhere. The peaceful sounds of nature combined with exquisite mountain views in every direction remove one from the hustle and activity of a lovely mountain town and transport one to a private oasis in paradise.

WAPITI VIEW RANCH   SETTING Wapiti View Ranch represents one of the most unique and rare legacy ranch properties in the Mountain West. It is situated on an extraordinary 40 acre in-holding within the 25,000-acre National Elk Refuge that extends into Grand Teton National Park. The ranch offers sweeping Teton views that span across the unobstructed and undeveloped Teton Valley, rising up to the majestic Teton Range contained within The National Park, with thousands of acres of the Elk Refuge below. An inholding is defined as privately owned land inside the boundary of a national park, national forest, or similar publicly owned, protected area. In-holdings result from private ownership of lands predating the designation of the park or forest area. Less than .5% of the protected land in Teton Valley achieves inholding status, making this an extraordinarily unique property. The privacy and setting of the property create the aura of living on a sprawling, 10,000-acre ranch, while still enjoying the incredible convenience of the town of Jackson, located only four miles away. A parcel of this size, level of privacy, proximity to town, and unobstructed views of the greatest landscape in North America - simply does not exist anywhere else in the Mountain West.   FEATURES There are endless outdoor activities within steps of the home. The Elk Refuge provides access to over 3.5 miles of the legendary Flat Creek, which is designated as a Blue Ribbon Cutthroat trout fishery. Flat Creek slowly meanders through the valley floor just north of the ranch, and is considered to be one of the top, world-class flyfishing destinations in North America. This legendary Cutthroat Trout habitat is unmatched in the mountain west. The wildlife viewing opportunities from the ranch are unparalleled in North America. For those that have traveled to Africa, this small corner of Wyoming is comparable to Krueger National Park in South Africa and Serengeti National Park in Kenya, for North American game. The property is the perfect equestrian setting. On the North side of the property, riders can trot in front of the most sought-after views in North America, and on the South side, access incredible riding on over one million acres of national forest. Wapiti View Ranch is completely surrounded by federally protected land that will never be developed. This includes the National Elk Refuge to the West, and the Gros Ventre Wilderness and Bridger-Teton National Forests to the North, South and East, making this one of the most unique properties in Jackson Hole and the mountain west. These wilderness areas surrounding the property on all four sides create the look and feel of a ranch of ten thousand acres. The Bridger Teton National Forrest and Gros Vente Wilderness adjacent to the property offer some advantages over Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, offering less restrictive and offer broader recreational opportunities such as hiking, skiing, mountain biking, horseback riding, flyfishing, and in some areas, motorized vehicles and hunting. The new and improved Snow King Ski area is just 4 miles from the ranch and overlooks the town of Jackson. Typically thought of for its skiing and plethora of summer activities, the mountain has seen significant growth in the last few years. Recent improvements include the new high-speed gondola, which takes skiers and guests alike to the summit in just a few minutes to enjoy the new observatory and concert venue with spectacular Teton views.   THE NATIONAL ELK REFUGE The National Elk Refuge is a significant sanctuary for wildlife, offering a crucial habitat for one of the largest elk herds on Earth. Established in 1912, the refuge spans approximately 24,700 acres and serves as a vital wintering ground for thousands of elk each year. These elk migrate from the surrounding mountains of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, seeking the lower elevations of the refuge to survive the harsh winter months. For potential home buyers considering property in Jackson, WY, the proximity to the National Elk Refuge adds an extraordinary value. Living nearby allows residents easy access to a natural spectacle that few places in the world can offer. Each winter, residents and visitors can witness the impressive sight of thousands of elk grazing across the snow-covered plains, a truly remarkable and picturesque scene. The National Elk Refuge is not just an important ecological haven; it's a pivotal part of the Jackson community that enriches the quality of life for its residents and enhances the appeal of real estate investments in the area.   PROPERTY The iconic log home was built with historical Jackson Hole architecture, and is in perfect condition. There are several improvement options which include expanding the existing home, architecturally integrating a new home, or building a new custom home. The five-acre building envelope allows for total improvements of up to 13,000sf. The gentle, rolling topo make this landscape perfect for building an estate home that ones family will enjoy for generations. Recent agreements with the Jackson Hole Land Trust have resulted in the protection of 35 of the 40 acres of Wapiti View Ranch under a conservation easement in order to safeguard the amazing wildlife migration corridor that runs through the ranch. The 35 acres are reserved for all recreational and agricultural uses including grazing and fencing rights for horses and cattle. This designation has reduced the operating cost of the ranch by a substantial reduction in property taxes.