luxury houses with terrace for sale Teton County, United States

Just two blocks from Jackson's iconic Town Square, this stunning contemporary townhome delivers the ultimate Jackson Hole lifestyle — without compromise. Built in 2021, the three-level residence opens up to walls of windows and unobstructed views over 24,700 acres of the National Elk Refuge, offering a front-row seat to one of Wyoming's most spectacular natural landscapes. Inside, White Oak hardwood floors and soaring ceilings set the tone for the refined interiors. The gourmet kitchen is outfitted with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a built-in pantry. A wet bar with wine cooler and refrigerator drawers makes entertaining effortless, while a gas fireplace adds warmth and ambiance. All three bedrooms are ensuite, and two full-size laundry rooms add everyday convenience. Custom electric blinds, designer light fixtures, and framed TVs round out the thoughtful finishes throughout. Step outside to a deck, balcony, or private patio with an outdoor hot tub — perfect for soaking in those million-dollar views year-round. A rare blend of location, luxury, and scenery in the heart of Jackson Hole.

Nestled on 20 secluded acres in coveted Ely Springs, this remarkable 6,970 sq. ft. timber and stone estate is thoughtfully designed to belong to its extraordinary surroundings. Clad in reclaimed hand-hewn barn wood, each timber preserves the craftsmanship of generations past. Towering old-growth conifers, tranquil ponds, and vibrant wildflower meadows create a private sanctuary where wildlife flourishes and every room embraces serene views. Inspired by traditional Western architecture and crafted with timeless materials, the home features a main-level primary suite, four guest suites, two dedicated offices, expansive indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces, refined architectural details, plus a terraced outdoor pool and hot tub, completing this exceptional Jackson Hole legacy property.

There are very few addresses left in the American West where a private homeowner can wake up inside the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem rather than visit it. 15180 Teton Wilderness Drive is one of them. Set on 1.89 acres in the exclusive Teton Wilderness Ranch subdivision in Moran, Wyoming, this log-and-river-rock estate borders the Bridger–Teton National Forest, sits minutes from the northern entrance of Grand Teton National Park, and looks out, from nearly every room, at the full sweep of the Teton Range and the Absaroka Mountains beyond. For buyers searching for Jackson Hole luxury real estate with genuine national park adjacency — not a marketing claim, but a literal shared property line with federally protected wilderness — this is among the rarest offerings to reach the market in years. A Wyoming Log Home Built for the View The main residence is a classic Wyoming log home rising across three levels, built in 1997 and substantially remodeled in 2018, combining log and river-rock construction with cathedral ceilings, hand-finished hickory, pine, and stone flooring, and a wraparound deck system designed to extend living space into the meadow rather than away from it. Big windows and a thoughtful floor plan keep the Teton Range, the Gros Ventre Mountains, and the Snake River Valley in view from the great room, the kitchen, the primary suite, and the upper-level bedrooms alike. A ground-floor primary bedroom suite adds single-level living convenience that is increasingly rare in mountain architecture at this elevation. Three wood-burning fireplaces, two propane fireplaces, and a gas heating stove anchor the home's interior against Wyoming's long winters, while a hot tub, a jetted tub, and a stone water feature round out the property's wellness and outdoor-living amenities. In total, the offering includes 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across 5,814 square feet of finished living space — a configuration built around the realities of high-altitude mountain living, with multi-zone heating (electric baseboard, propane, forced air, and a floor furnace), a finished basement, and a private well and septic system that keep the property fully independent of municipal infrastructure. The home is being offered furnished, allowing a buyer to take immediate possession of a turnkey Jackson Hole retreat without the lead time that custom furnishing in this market typically requires. A Private Guest House, Rare at This Price Point A detached two-bedroom, one-bathroom guest house — with its own two-car garage — sits near the main residence, giving the property a combined total of 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across both structures. For an estate of this caliber, a fully separate guest house is unusual; it gives owners the flexibility to host family, staff, or guests with genuine privacy, or to use the second structure as a caretaker's residence, a creative studio, or a private office overlooking the same Teton views as the main house. Few comparable offerings in Teton County combine main-house scale, guest-house independence, and true national-forest frontage in a single 1.89-acre parcel. Land That Borders Wilderness, What sets 15180 Teton Wilderness Drive apart from other Jackson Hole-area properties is the land itself. The property is bordered by adjacent open space and adjacent public land, with direct forest access into the Bridger–Teton National Forest and year-round access via a private cul-de-sac. The lot carries true waterfront and creek-frontage designation, with stream access feeding toward the Buffalo Fork River drainage — a tributary prized by anglers for native cutthroat trout. Mature pine and aspen stands, a rolling slope, and an elevation of nearly 7,000 feet combine to create a microclimate and a sense of seclusion that is almost impossible to replicate on land available for sale today.

This architectural masterpiece, redesigned by renowned architect E.G. Hamilton, is endlessly captivating both inside and out. Dynamic interior spaces are defined by cathedral ceilings, walls of glass, timeless oak and stone finishes, multiple wood-burning fireplaces, and sweeping views of the Teton Range and Jackson Hole from a commanding elevated homesite. The multi-level design creates a thoughtful balance of gathering spaces and private sanctuaries, offering both comfort and separation throughout the home. A well-appointed kitchen features Sub-Zero appliances, dual dishwashers, and generous storage, equally suited for quiet mornings watching the sunrise across the valley or hosting memorable evening meals and gatherings. Recent upgrades include a new roof and enhanced landscaping. Multiple decks, balconies, and a hot tub create a seamless connection to the surrounding natural environment and sweeping Grand Teton views. Rivermeadows ownership includes nearby private access to the Snake River and Fish Creek, while the home’s location places residents and guests just minutes from downtown Wilson, the Town of Jackson, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and countless trailheads and boat ramps.

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.