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This delightful log home is set on 3.10 acres along Moose-Wilson Road. The 2,800 square foot cabin features three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Filled with classic charm, the interior exudes warmth and character. The cheerful and airy eat-in kitchen boasts abundant cabinet space for storage. The adjacent laundry room doubles up as a pantry with room for an extra refrigerator. A wood-burning fireplace adds ambiance to the living and dining area. French doors yield to a bonus room, perfect for a den, office, or a pull-out couch for additional sleeping arrangements. Highlights include Spanish tile floors, an upstairs sitting area, and a shed/greenhouse in the backyard. The treed property boasts a pond and a sense of privacy. Enjoy easy access to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and West Bank amenities.

Meet Sidereal Haus, a chic and cozy three-bed, four-bath retreat in arguably one of the best locations in The Aspens — highlighted by its playful, design-forward pink kitchen and remodel. This thoughtfully curated property offers inviting living spaces, a bunk room, washer/dryer, a wood-burning fireplace, and a private deck. Each of the three bedrooms features a full ensuite bath. Just a short walk to The Aspens Market and Westbank Persephone, and minutes from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Town Square, it's also approved for short-term rentals. This gorgeous townhome makes for a wonderful ski chalet or summer getaway. Beyond being a standout investment with strong income potential, the owner is also seeking an investor partner to help scale the Sidereal Hospitality brand, offering additional long-term upside.

Set on three private acres along Fish Creek Road in Wilson, this 4,200-square-foot log residence is positioned between two large ranch holdings, creating a natural buffer that enhances privacy and a sense of openness. Built in 1983, the home reflects a period of traditional log construction, with hand-hewn timbers, vaulted ceilings, and natural materials throughout. Large windows and a glass conservatory addition bring in natural light and frame views of Fish Creek, the surrounding landscape, and the Sleeping Indian. The setting offers a quiet environment with a strong connection to the outdoors. The floor plan includes four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, with a mix of open living areas and more intimate spaces. The main living area is anchored by a substantial stone fireplace, while the kitchen and adjacent spaces support both everyday use and entertaining. Bedroom suites provide separation and flexibility for a variety of living arrangements. The three-acre parcel is level and usable, with proximity to the Fish Creek corridor and convenient access to Wilson, Jackson, and surrounding recreation. Wildlife is commonly present in the area, contributing to the natural setting. Under current R-2 zoning, the property allows for up to 10,000 square feet of total development, offering approximately 6,100 square feet of additional potential. This creates flexibility for expansion, reconfiguration, or future redevelopment. This offering combines acreage, location, and development potential in one of Wilson’s established areas, presenting a range of possibilities for future use.

Rare opportunity in Schofield Patent with a premier front-line setting adjacent to over 102 acres of protected conservation land. Set among mature trees with lovely Grand Teton views, this thoughtfully maintained property offers a comfortable residence, fenced grounds for two horses, and exceptional flexibility for future expansion/development. A standout feature is an impressive separate 2200 sf accessory building, ideal for collector vehicles, oversized motorhome/boat storage, workshop space, or potential equestrian use. Additionally, within the main home, there is approximately 870 sf of flex space, which presents an opportunity to create additional bedrooms, a family room, a den, an office, or a recreation area tailored to your needs.

Located in the serene Hidden Hills Ranches, this property features a spacious 3.6-acre lot with striking views. The home includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a finished basement, providing ample space for both living and storage. A two-car garage adds to the practicality of this well-appointed residence. Ideal for those looking for a blend of comfort and utility in a peaceful setting.

Sited across 15.51 acres and three separate lots in Wilson, Wyoming, this residence is an original design by Jonathan L. Foote, the visionary architect whose nature-based philosophy shaped an entire architectural movement across the Mountain West. Foote was renowned for his ability to connect land, water, and views with locally sourced, handcrafted materials, creating historically inspired designs in wood, timber, stone, and glass. The main house offers four bedrooms, all en suite, complemented by a private apartment above the garage complete with kitchenette and full bathroom — ideal for guests, extended family, or live-in help. Live water runs through the property, and water views unfold from nearly every vantage point inside and out. Magical gardens and winding pathways surround the home, while unmatched privacy and sweeping mountain scenery define the setting. Horses and barns are permitted, making this a rare opportunity for equestrian. World-class recreation is just outside the doorstep— fly fishing, skiing, and golf are all just minutes away — yet the property remains a private sanctuary where solitude and abundant wildlife take center stage. All this, just minutes from downtown Wilson.

Bordered on two sides by conservation properties which in turn adjoin national forest, this quiet Wilson retreat at the top of the Heck-of-a-Hill is a nod to the valley's roots. Built in 1974, the vintage, log main residence is the epitome of a Jackson Hole ''cabin in the woods.'' The three-bedroom, two-bath floor plan of more than 1,900 sq.ft. features a country kitchen and a sunroom that opens on a west-facing deck. A wood-burning fireplace removes the chill during the Wyoming winters. In warmer months, take coffee on the deck and enjoy views toward Teton Pass and Glory Bowl. An equally charming, detached log guest house of 675 sq.ft. feet was added to the flat three-acre parcel in 1992. Near the house is an electric sauna in a separate cabin, and a wood-fired Spanish style bread oven, perfect for pizza. The property is forested in mixed conifer and aspen with areas of open meadow. In good years, summer wildflowers can be lush. Elk, deer, moose, and great gray owls are common visitors. The Heck-of-a-Hill neighborhood offers a private but convenient West Bank setting less than five minutes from downtown Wilson, Hungry Jack's, and Nora's Fish Creek Inn. Escape into the nearby Bridger-Teton National Forest, or enjoy a short bike ride to Emily's Pond on the bank of the Snake River. The slopes of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort are a short ten-minute drive from this peaceful end-of-the-road retreat.

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.

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.

Bordering Grand Teton National Park land, this property offers a rare sense of privacy, stillness, and connection to protected wilderness in Jackson Hole. Wake to alpenglow on the Gros Ventre Range and end each day with sunset views of the Tetons, surrounded by open space and wildlife. Two charming cabins sit on the north lot, with potential to create a custom home, barndominium with Teton views, shop, or horse facilities on the south lot. The Gros Ventre River is 200 yards away for world class fly fishing fishing, while Slide Lake, hiking trails, wildlife corridors, and Bridger Teton National Forest access are all minutes from the property. This is a peaceful setting where tranquility leads and nature defines the experience.

Originally built in 1958, this classic one-bedroom log cabin sits adjacent to millions of acres of Bridger-Teton National Forest. The 3.58-acre parcel enjoys views across Red Top Meadows, and is approximately 10 miles to the town of Wilson and approximately 20 miles to the slopes of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The property also includes a 224-sq.ft guest cabin. The adjacent 4-acre parcel is available, creating the opportunity for redevelopment or for a family compound on the edge of Jackson Hole.

Originally built in 1958, this classic one-bedroom log cabin sits adjacent to millions of acres of Bridger-Teton National Forest. Two parcels totaling 7.58 acres enjoy views across Red Top Meadows, and is approximately 10 miles to the town of Wilson and approximately 20 miles to the slopes of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The separate parcels would accommodate multiple residences for your Jackson Hole compound. The property also includes a 224-sq.ft guest cabin.