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The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of 5 building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

26-2398 MLS

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of 5 building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

N Spring Gulch Road, Jackson

$62,000,000

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of 5 building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

26-1193 MLS

The Mead Ranch in Spring Gulch, one of the last remaining cattle ranches in Teton County, has been in operation for more than 120 years. This unique offering includes the historic ranch home and guest house, built by former U.S. Senator and Wyoming Governor, Clifford Hansen, and approximately 535 acres with spring creeks, Teton views, and a total of 5 building entitlements. Centrally located in the valley, there is no more convenient setting to carry on the legacy in Jackson Hole.

Spring Gulch Road, Jackson

$49,000,000

Set on 35.53 acres in the exclusive Bar BC Ranch, The Lookout captures the essence of refined mountain living. The 8,660 sq ft main residence features six bedrooms, nine baths, and a four-car garage, complemented by a two-bedroom, two-bath guest house (996 sq ft), a large pool and hot tub. Thoughtfully designed by Anderson/Wise, the property overlooks sweeping views of the Grand Teton and Gros Ventre Ranges. Offering unparalleled privacy, abundant wildlife, world-class fly fishing, and convenient access to the Town of Jackson, The Lookout is a truly exceptional Jackson Hole retreat.

6 Beds ⋅ 11 Baths ⋅ 26-2043 MLS

Set on 35.53 acres in the exclusive Bar BC Ranch, The Lookout captures the essence of refined mountain living. The 8,660 sq ft main residence features six bedrooms, nine baths, and a four-car garage, complemented by a two-bedroom, two-bath guest house (996 sq ft), a large pool and hot tub. Thoughtfully designed by Anderson/Wise, the property overlooks sweeping views of the Grand Teton and Gros Ventre Ranges. Offering unparalleled privacy, abundant wildlife, world-class fly fishing, and convenient access to the Town of Jackson, The Lookout is a truly exceptional Jackson Hole retreat.

950 W Bar Bc Ranch Road, Jackson

$39,950,000

RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary near the end of Ely Springs Road, wrapped in rare live water with a spring-fed pond, restored trout-rich creek, and private Snake River frontage. The 5,906 sq ft handcrafted Western lodge, built in 1997, features 6 bedrooms and 6 baths across two wings, with expansive windows capturing water, meadow, and Grand Teton views. A two-bedroom guest house rests among mature trees with a creek below, while a heated studio, barn, greenhouse, fenced garden, and willow-walled sanctuary complete the compound. Elk and moose move through the willows and drink from the pond, and a private river dike offers walking, skiing, and unmatched immersion in nature. Exceptional privacy minutes from Jackson. Introduction & Overview RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary where water shapes every moment of living. Set near the end of Ely Springs Road, the property offers uncommon privacy, surrounded by flowing channels of Ely Springs Creek and centered around a reflective spring-fed pond that wraps the home in mirrored light. A quarter mile of private Snake River frontage anchors the western edge, while the Grand Teton rises to the northa rare alignment of water, mountain, and seclusion just minutes from Jackson. With a handcrafted 5,906 sq ft lodge-style residence, guest house, studio, barn, and a restored trout habitat, this property is defined by its water, privacy, and sense of place. Privacy, Setting & Sense of Place The property lives quietly, buffered by trees, water, and open space that create an atmosphere of seclusion without isolation. The home is thoughtfully positioned within its landscapeout of view, softly screened, and surrounded by the sound of flowing water and the movement of wildlife. From every window and deck, the experience is the same: nature in the foreground, mountains beyond, and nothing to interrupt the quiet. Main House 5,906 sq ft of Elevated Western Lodge Architecture Built in 1997, the main residence is a masterwork of handcrafted Western design, combining log, stone, timber, and glass in a way that feels authentic, timeless, and deeply connected to place. The home spans 5,906 sq ft with six bedrooms and six baths, arranged across two private wings that frame the central living areas. Inside, rustic materials are elevated through refined craft: hand-hewn beams, Montana Moss Rock fireplaces, birchbark cabinetry, reclaimed wood floors, custom ironwork, and layered natural textiles that bring warmth and texture to every room. Large windows frame water, meadow, and mountain views, allowing the home to live in visual dialogue with its setting. The great room is designed for gathering, while quieter spacesincluding a stone alcove office, bedroom decks, and reading nooksoffer places of retreat and reflection. The home is offered fully furnished and move-in ready, curated for comfort, continuity, and immediate enjoyment. The Garden Sanctuary Just beyond the house, a hand-gathered willow-branch fence encircles a kitchen garden with drifts of perennials, wildflowers, groundcovers, penstemon, poppies, thyme, campanula, roses, and more. Curving mulch paths and stepping stones weave through the plantings, leading past a moss-covered rock birdbath. A simple stone bench offers a quiet place to pause and reflect. The result is an intimate, handcrafted retreatserene, natural, and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Guest House & Supporting Structures Guest House 841 sq ft of Tree-Set Privacy A two-bedroom guest cottage sits among the trees, with a flowing creek just off the back deckoffering independence, quiet, and a private connection to the landscape. Detached Garage, Studio & Barn Complex 2,501 sq ft of Utility & Flexibility The 773 sq ft heated garage includes a studio with a 3/4 bathideal for art, office, gear, or year-round creative work. It's also perfectly suited for storing all those essential Wyoming toys. Nearby, a greenhouse and fenced garden support seasonal living, while the 1,728 sq ft barn includes a workshop, horse stalls, and generous gear storagebuilt for four-season mountain use. Water, Restoration & the Private Fly-Fishing Experience Ely Springs Creek winds through the property with spring-fed, year-round flow, contributing to over a third of a mile of moving live water on the land. In 2012, the creek was restored with spawning riffles, log drops, boulder weirs, and riparian plantingsrevitalizing habitat for native cutthroat trout and strengthening the surrounding ecology. The property's private Snake River frontage opens into walk-and-wade access to one of the West's premier dry-fly fisheriesquiet riffles, deep seams, and rising trout in a setting shared only with neighboring landowners. Beyond the boundaries, 300+ acres of landlocked BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space.BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space. Wildlife, Rhythm & Four-Season Living Elk and moose wander through the front yard, grazing in the willows and pausing to drink from the streams and pond as if they belong to the property as fully as the owners do. The private river dike offers a daily loop for dog walking and sunrise exerciseor, in winter, cross-country skiing along a snow-covered corridor of stillness. Summers bring sleep-outs in the teepee with grandchildren, mornings that begin with light off the pond, and evenings that settle into creek-fed quiet. Despite its sense of retreat, the property remains minutes from town, healthcare, and the Jackson Hole Airport. Where Land, Water & Legacy Converge RR Lodge is more than a homeit is a place where architecture, ecology, and landscape are held in lasting balance. Live water wraps the home, wildlife moves without disturbance, and the Tetons rise in the distance, unchanged. For those seeking privacy without remoteness, beauty without artifice, and a deep connection to land and water RR Lodge stands alone.

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-2822 MLS

RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary near the end of Ely Springs Road, wrapped in rare live water with a spring-fed pond, restored trout-rich creek, and private Snake River frontage. The 5,906 sq ft handcrafted Western lodge, built in 1997, features 6 bedrooms and 6 baths across two wings, with expansive windows capturing water, meadow, and Grand Teton views. A two-bedroom guest house rests among mature trees with a creek below, while a heated studio, barn, greenhouse, fenced garden, and willow-walled sanctuary complete the compound. Elk and moose move through the willows and drink from the pond, and a private river dike offers walking, skiing, and unmatched immersion in nature. Exceptional privacy minutes from Jackson. Introduction & Overview RR Lodge is a 21.18-acre riverfront sanctuary where water shapes every moment of living. Set near the end of Ely Springs Road, the property offers uncommon privacy, surrounded by flowing channels of Ely Springs Creek and centered around a reflective spring-fed pond that wraps the home in mirrored light. A quarter mile of private Snake River frontage anchors the western edge, while the Grand Teton rises to the northa rare alignment of water, mountain, and seclusion just minutes from Jackson. With a handcrafted 5,906 sq ft lodge-style residence, guest house, studio, barn, and a restored trout habitat, this property is defined by its water, privacy, and sense of place. Privacy, Setting & Sense of Place The property lives quietly, buffered by trees, water, and open space that create an atmosphere of seclusion without isolation. The home is thoughtfully positioned within its landscapeout of view, softly screened, and surrounded by the sound of flowing water and the movement of wildlife. From every window and deck, the experience is the same: nature in the foreground, mountains beyond, and nothing to interrupt the quiet. Main House 5,906 sq ft of Elevated Western Lodge Architecture Built in 1997, the main residence is a masterwork of handcrafted Western design, combining log, stone, timber, and glass in a way that feels authentic, timeless, and deeply connected to place. The home spans 5,906 sq ft with six bedrooms and six baths, arranged across two private wings that frame the central living areas. Inside, rustic materials are elevated through refined craft: hand-hewn beams, Montana Moss Rock fireplaces, birchbark cabinetry, reclaimed wood floors, custom ironwork, and layered natural textiles that bring warmth and texture to every room. Large windows frame water, meadow, and mountain views, allowing the home to live in visual dialogue with its setting. The great room is designed for gathering, while quieter spacesincluding a stone alcove office, bedroom decks, and reading nooksoffer places of retreat and reflection. The home is offered fully furnished and move-in ready, curated for comfort, continuity, and immediate enjoyment. The Garden Sanctuary Just beyond the house, a hand-gathered willow-branch fence encircles a kitchen garden with drifts of perennials, wildflowers, groundcovers, penstemon, poppies, thyme, campanula, roses, and more. Curving mulch paths and stepping stones weave through the plantings, leading past a moss-covered rock birdbath. A simple stone bench offers a quiet place to pause and reflect. The result is an intimate, handcrafted retreatserene, natural, and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Guest House & Supporting Structures Guest House 841 sq ft of Tree-Set Privacy A two-bedroom guest cottage sits among the trees, with a flowing creek just off the back deckoffering independence, quiet, and a private connection to the landscape. Detached Garage, Studio & Barn Complex 2,501 sq ft of Utility & Flexibility The 773 sq ft heated garage includes a studio with a 3/4 bathideal for art, office, gear, or year-round creative work. It's also perfectly suited for storing all those essential Wyoming toys. Nearby, a greenhouse and fenced garden support seasonal living, while the 1,728 sq ft barn includes a workshop, horse stalls, and generous gear storagebuilt for four-season mountain use. Water, Restoration & the Private Fly-Fishing Experience Ely Springs Creek winds through the property with spring-fed, year-round flow, contributing to over a third of a mile of moving live water on the land. In 2012, the creek was restored with spawning riffles, log drops, boulder weirs, and riparian plantingsrevitalizing habitat for native cutthroat trout and strengthening the surrounding ecology. The property's private Snake River frontage opens into walk-and-wade access to one of the West's premier dry-fly fisheriesquiet riffles, deep seams, and rising trout in a setting shared only with neighboring landowners. Beyond the boundaries, 300+ acres of landlocked BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space.BLM land preserve wildlife habitat, scenic integrity, and the feeling of true open space. Wildlife, Rhythm & Four-Season Living Elk and moose wander through the front yard, grazing in the willows and pausing to drink from the streams and pond as if they belong to the property as fully as the owners do. The private river dike offers a daily loop for dog walking and sunrise exerciseor, in winter, cross-country skiing along a snow-covered corridor of stillness. Summers bring sleep-outs in the teepee with grandchildren, mornings that begin with light off the pond, and evenings that settle into creek-fed quiet. Despite its sense of retreat, the property remains minutes from town, healthcare, and the Jackson Hole Airport. Where Land, Water & Legacy Converge RR Lodge is more than a homeit is a place where architecture, ecology, and landscape are held in lasting balance. Live water wraps the home, wildlife moves without disturbance, and the Tetons rise in the distance, unchanged. For those seeking privacy without remoteness, beauty without artifice, and a deep connection to land and water RR Lodge stands alone.

55 S Ely Springs Road, Jackson

$37,500,000

Seeing the Snake River from the residence distinguishes Drift House along Jackson Hole's river corridor. Set on 42.6 acres in Solitude, the property features five private ponds, mature cottonwoods, abundant wildlife, direct river access, and panoramic Teton views. Designed by Jackson Hole architect Vince Lee, the home elevates its principal living spaces above the river bottom, capturing views of the Snake and Tetons. Private walking paths, fly fishing and access to Solitude's shared mile-plus river dike provide year-round recreation. Approximately 8,960 square feet of total living space accommodates family and guests, including a private suite with independent exterior access. An established river-bottom setting that would be difficult to recreate today. ABOVE THE RIVER Many homes along the Snake River occupy the privacy and habitat of the river bottom, where mature cottonwoods and the dike can also conceal the river itself. Drift House is different. Its principal living spaces are elevated above the surrounding landscape, providing views across the property's ponds and cottonwoods to the Snake River and Tetons beyond. The residence occupies an established position overlooking the river corridor, creating both a visual and physical connection to the Snake River that distinguishes this property from many other riverfront estates. LIFE ALONG THE SNAKE The Snake River is as much an experience as a view. Fly fish its waters or the property's five private ponds, follow walking paths through the cottonwoods, or access Solitude's shared mile-plus river dike for walking and horseback riding. The opportunity to fish, explore the river corridor, and experience the changing seasons begins just outside the residence. This connection to the outdoors is central to life at Drift House. FIVE PONDS & A LIVING LANDSCAPE Five private ponds are woven into the property's 42.6 acres, connected by walking paths, bridges, flowering gardens, and established landscaping. Mature cottonwoods and extensive riparian habitat support abundant wildlife, including elk and other native species. The landscape changes as one moves through the property, from open water and mountain views to shaded paths, ponds, and the Snake River itself. Water is not simply a feature of Drift House. It shapes the experience of the entire property. ARCHITECTURE SHAPED BY THE SETTING Originally designed by Jackson Hole architect Vince Lee, the residence reflects an architectural approach centered on its relationship with the land. Rather than placing its principal living spaces at ground level, the home elevates the great room, dining room, kitchen, primary suite, and principal outdoor living areas above the river bottom. This arrangement captures views across the ponds and cottonwoods to the Snake River and Teton Range. Substantial log construction, expansive windows and natural materials establish the home's Western architectural character, while recent improvements introduce a more contemporary sensibility. LIVING ABOVE THE RIVER The great room and dining room occupy the upper level, where expansive windows frame the surrounding water, mature cottonwoods, and distant Tetons. Substantial log construction brings warmth and scale to the principal gathering spaces, while the adjoining elevated deck extends daily living outdoors. From morning coffee overlooking the ponds to evenings entertaining friends beneath the Tetons, the landscape remains an integral part of the experience. KITCHEN & EVERYDAY LIVING The kitchen and adjoining informal gathering spaces provide a more intimate setting for everyday life, complementing the scale of the principal entertaining rooms. Natural materials and substantial log construction connect these spaces to the original architecture, while updated interiors introduce a restrained, contemporary character. THE PRIMARY SUITE Positioned on the upper level alongside the principal living spaces, the primary suite offers privacy while maintaining a connection to the surrounding landscape. The bedroom, bathroom, and dressing areas create a distinct owner's retreat, allowing the residence to function comfortably whether occupied by two people or an extended family. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILY & GUESTS With approximately 8,060 square feet of total living space, six bedrooms and eight bathrooms across the residence and guest accommodations, Drift House provides considerable flexibility for family and guests. Multiple guest bedrooms and secondary gathering spaces allow extended family and friends to enjoy the property together while maintaining privacy and independence. The arrangement separates much of the guest accommodation from the principal upper-level living areas, making the residence particularly well suited to multigenerational gatherings. PRIVATE GUEST & CARETAKER SUITE A self-contained suite within the main residence offers flexibility for extended family, visiting guests, a nanny or an on-site caretaker. With its own exterior entrance, bedroom, kitchen and living area, the suite provides independence and privacy while remaining connected to the larger residence. This arrangement allows owners to accommodate additional household support or longer-term guests without disrupting daily life in the principal living spaces. ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER & RECENT IMPROVEMENTS The residence retains the substantial log construction and craftsmanship of its original design, complemented by recent improvements to the staircase, principal living spaces, and expansive upper deck. Completed improvements introduce a contemporary sensibility while respecting the original Western architectural character. Additional spaces offer an opportunity for a future owner to continue the home's evolution and introduce a personal point of view. An elevator, dumbwaiter, backup generator, and three-stall attached garage provide practical functionality for comfortable year-round living. A GRANDFATHERED RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LANDSCAPE The residence and improvements occupy an established position within the Snake River bottom that predates today's development framework. This relationship places the home unusually close to its ponds, mature habitat and river corridor while preserving the elevated views that distinguish the property. The result is a connection between residence, water and landscape that would be difficult to reproduce under current development standards. THE ENDURING ASSET The defining value of Drift House is the relationship between 42.6 acres, the Snake River, five private ponds, mature cottonwoods, abundant wildlife and panoramic Teton views. Architecture can evolve, and interiors can be reimagined. What is considerably harder to reproduce is an established Snake River setting where the river can be seen from the principal living spaces, reached directly from the property, and experienced through fishing, walking, and horseback riding. That combination of land, water, recreation, and views is the enduring value of Drift House.

4 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 26-2666 MLS

Seeing the Snake River from the residence distinguishes Drift House along Jackson Hole's river corridor. Set on 42.6 acres in Solitude, the property features five private ponds, mature cottonwoods, abundant wildlife, direct river access, and panoramic Teton views. Designed by Jackson Hole architect Vince Lee, the home elevates its principal living spaces above the river bottom, capturing views of the Snake and Tetons. Private walking paths, fly fishing and access to Solitude's shared mile-plus river dike provide year-round recreation. Approximately 8,960 square feet of total living space accommodates family and guests, including a private suite with independent exterior access. An established river-bottom setting that would be difficult to recreate today. ABOVE THE RIVER Many homes along the Snake River occupy the privacy and habitat of the river bottom, where mature cottonwoods and the dike can also conceal the river itself. Drift House is different. Its principal living spaces are elevated above the surrounding landscape, providing views across the property's ponds and cottonwoods to the Snake River and Tetons beyond. The residence occupies an established position overlooking the river corridor, creating both a visual and physical connection to the Snake River that distinguishes this property from many other riverfront estates. LIFE ALONG THE SNAKE The Snake River is as much an experience as a view. Fly fish its waters or the property's five private ponds, follow walking paths through the cottonwoods, or access Solitude's shared mile-plus river dike for walking and horseback riding. The opportunity to fish, explore the river corridor, and experience the changing seasons begins just outside the residence. This connection to the outdoors is central to life at Drift House. FIVE PONDS & A LIVING LANDSCAPE Five private ponds are woven into the property's 42.6 acres, connected by walking paths, bridges, flowering gardens, and established landscaping. Mature cottonwoods and extensive riparian habitat support abundant wildlife, including elk and other native species. The landscape changes as one moves through the property, from open water and mountain views to shaded paths, ponds, and the Snake River itself. Water is not simply a feature of Drift House. It shapes the experience of the entire property. ARCHITECTURE SHAPED BY THE SETTING Originally designed by Jackson Hole architect Vince Lee, the residence reflects an architectural approach centered on its relationship with the land. Rather than placing its principal living spaces at ground level, the home elevates the great room, dining room, kitchen, primary suite, and principal outdoor living areas above the river bottom. This arrangement captures views across the ponds and cottonwoods to the Snake River and Teton Range. Substantial log construction, expansive windows and natural materials establish the home's Western architectural character, while recent improvements introduce a more contemporary sensibility. LIVING ABOVE THE RIVER The great room and dining room occupy the upper level, where expansive windows frame the surrounding water, mature cottonwoods, and distant Tetons. Substantial log construction brings warmth and scale to the principal gathering spaces, while the adjoining elevated deck extends daily living outdoors. From morning coffee overlooking the ponds to evenings entertaining friends beneath the Tetons, the landscape remains an integral part of the experience. KITCHEN & EVERYDAY LIVING The kitchen and adjoining informal gathering spaces provide a more intimate setting for everyday life, complementing the scale of the principal entertaining rooms. Natural materials and substantial log construction connect these spaces to the original architecture, while updated interiors introduce a restrained, contemporary character. THE PRIMARY SUITE Positioned on the upper level alongside the principal living spaces, the primary suite offers privacy while maintaining a connection to the surrounding landscape. The bedroom, bathroom, and dressing areas create a distinct owner's retreat, allowing the residence to function comfortably whether occupied by two people or an extended family. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILY & GUESTS With approximately 8,060 square feet of total living space, six bedrooms and eight bathrooms across the residence and guest accommodations, Drift House provides considerable flexibility for family and guests. Multiple guest bedrooms and secondary gathering spaces allow extended family and friends to enjoy the property together while maintaining privacy and independence. The arrangement separates much of the guest accommodation from the principal upper-level living areas, making the residence particularly well suited to multigenerational gatherings. PRIVATE GUEST & CARETAKER SUITE A self-contained suite within the main residence offers flexibility for extended family, visiting guests, a nanny or an on-site caretaker. With its own exterior entrance, bedroom, kitchen and living area, the suite provides independence and privacy while remaining connected to the larger residence. This arrangement allows owners to accommodate additional household support or longer-term guests without disrupting daily life in the principal living spaces. ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER & RECENT IMPROVEMENTS The residence retains the substantial log construction and craftsmanship of its original design, complemented by recent improvements to the staircase, principal living spaces, and expansive upper deck. Completed improvements introduce a contemporary sensibility while respecting the original Western architectural character. Additional spaces offer an opportunity for a future owner to continue the home's evolution and introduce a personal point of view. An elevator, dumbwaiter, backup generator, and three-stall attached garage provide practical functionality for comfortable year-round living. A GRANDFATHERED RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LANDSCAPE The residence and improvements occupy an established position within the Snake River bottom that predates today's development framework. This relationship places the home unusually close to its ponds, mature habitat and river corridor while preserving the elevated views that distinguish the property. The result is a connection between residence, water and landscape that would be difficult to reproduce under current development standards. THE ENDURING ASSET The defining value of Drift House is the relationship between 42.6 acres, the Snake River, five private ponds, mature cottonwoods, abundant wildlife and panoramic Teton views. Architecture can evolve, and interiors can be reimagined. What is considerably harder to reproduce is an established Snake River setting where the river can be seen from the principal living spaces, reached directly from the property, and experienced through fishing, walking, and horseback riding. That combination of land, water, recreation, and views is the enduring value of Drift House.

65 W Avalanche Canyon Drive, Jackson

$37,500,000

Set in the exquisite Bar B Bar Ranch, this 36-acre horse-friendly property boasts magnificent Grand Teton & Sleeping Indian views, live water & wonderful privacy. The quaint homestead cabin, a horse barn & 2 loafing sheds add western flair & historic charm. Designed by CLB Architects, the 7,587 sf custom home showcases state-of-the art finishes & systems in a low profile, minimalistic design including Case optical glass windows, geothermal heating & cooling, solar energy and snow melt systems. Featuring a unique design separating ''back-of-house'' functions from formal living spaces, the home is ideally suited to lifestyle with live-in staff. Other highlights include:1,172 sf garage, and a 830 sf, 1 br, 1 ba guest house. Discover the beauty of this exceptional Bar B Bar Ranch oasis.

4 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ 26-552 MLS

Set in the exquisite Bar B Bar Ranch, this 36-acre horse-friendly property boasts magnificent Grand Teton & Sleeping Indian views, live water & wonderful privacy. The quaint homestead cabin, a horse barn & 2 loafing sheds add western flair & historic charm. Designed by CLB Architects, the 7,587 sf custom home showcases state-of-the art finishes & systems in a low profile, minimalistic design including Case optical glass windows, geothermal heating & cooling, solar energy and snow melt systems. Featuring a unique design separating ''back-of-house'' functions from formal living spaces, the home is ideally suited to lifestyle with live-in staff. Other highlights include:1,172 sf garage, and a 830 sf, 1 br, 1 ba guest house. Discover the beauty of this exceptional Bar B Bar Ranch oasis.

7020 N Bar B Bar River Road, Jackson

$37,500,000

Designed by Dubbe Moulder and inspired by American poet Eugene Field's whimsical Dutch lullaby ''Wynken, Blynken and Nod'', this charming Riva Ridge property showcases Norwegian architecture in a compound of 6 structures featuring over 9,000 sf with 6 br and 7 ba. Set on 40.65 elevated acres overlooking panoramic views of the Grand Teton, the Teton Range and the Spring Gulch valley, the property is both breathtaking & private. Enjoy tall vaulted ceilings and a flowing open floor plan with abundant natural light. Highlights include a wonderful covered patio & outdoor fireplace, pizza oven, quality finishes, Viking appliances, hardwood floors, and a 1,296 sf garage. Ideally located, the property offers a private, rural setting with convenient access to Jackson's cultural and service ameniti

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-1804 MLS

Designed by Dubbe Moulder and inspired by American poet Eugene Field's whimsical Dutch lullaby ''Wynken, Blynken and Nod'', this charming Riva Ridge property showcases Norwegian architecture in a compound of 6 structures featuring over 9,000 sf with 6 br and 7 ba. Set on 40.65 elevated acres overlooking panoramic views of the Grand Teton, the Teton Range and the Spring Gulch valley, the property is both breathtaking & private. Enjoy tall vaulted ceilings and a flowing open floor plan with abundant natural light. Highlights include a wonderful covered patio & outdoor fireplace, pizza oven, quality finishes, Viking appliances, hardwood floors, and a 1,296 sf garage. Ideally located, the property offers a private, rural setting with convenient access to Jackson's cultural and service ameniti

255 E Lucas Riva Ridge Road, Jackson

$36,000,000

Discover this private haven in the Bar BC Ranch, a gated community featuring Teton views, beautiful natural habitat & exceptional wildlife-viewing opportunities. Enjoy privileged access to the Snake & Gros Ventre Rivers. Set on 37.62 acres, the traditional 10,988 sf, 7 br, 10 ba custom log home is the quintessential luxury mountain retreat offering intimate spaces, crackling wood-burning fireplaces, exceptional views, & coveted amenities including an in-home theater, a bar with Cowboy Bar-inspired saddle barstools, & a gym. A 1,062 sf, 2 br, 2 ba guest house sits above a 4-stall garage. The outdoor spaces offer a pool, hot tub, gas firepit & a gazebo to enjoy the incredible setting. Minutes from fine dining, golfing, skiing & the Town Square, the property offers privacy & convenience.

7 Beds ⋅ 12 Baths ⋅ 26-1489 MLS

Discover this private haven in the Bar BC Ranch, a gated community featuring Teton views, beautiful natural habitat & exceptional wildlife-viewing opportunities. Enjoy privileged access to the Snake & Gros Ventre Rivers. Set on 37.62 acres, the traditional 10,988 sf, 7 br, 10 ba custom log home is the quintessential luxury mountain retreat offering intimate spaces, crackling wood-burning fireplaces, exceptional views, & coveted amenities including an in-home theater, a bar with Cowboy Bar-inspired saddle barstools, & a gym. A 1,062 sf, 2 br, 2 ba guest house sits above a 4-stall garage. The outdoor spaces offer a pool, hot tub, gas firepit & a gazebo to enjoy the incredible setting. Minutes from fine dining, golfing, skiing & the Town Square, the property offers privacy & convenience.

1125 W Bar Bc Ranch Road, Jackson

$29,500,000

A rare opportunity to acquire a premier commercial property in the heart of downtown Jackson. This irreplaceable real estate combines a highly desirable location and established income from existing leases. Its prominent downtown setting and flexible use potential make it a truly distinctive offering in one of the country's most supply-constrained markets. This offering is for the real estate only and includes 2 deed restricted studio residential units; the existing business is not included in the sale.

26-2352 MLS

A rare opportunity to acquire a premier commercial property in the heart of downtown Jackson. This irreplaceable real estate combines a highly desirable location and established income from existing leases. Its prominent downtown setting and flexible use potential make it a truly distinctive offering in one of the country's most supply-constrained markets. This offering is for the real estate only and includes 2 deed restricted studio residential units; the existing business is not included in the sale.

150 E Broadway Avenue, Jackson

$29,000,000

Enjoy unobstructed Grand Teton views from this refined 3 Creek Ranch Estate. The 4,199 sf home exudes European elegance from the the double-sided fireplace showcasing intricate carved details, to the exquisite light fixtures and rich hardwood floors. The gourmet kitchen is spacious and features Wolf and SubZero appliances. 2 primary suites occupy opposite ends for privacy. The 3-car drive-through garage offers attic storage. Set on 2.10 acres, with a 2 br, 2 ba guest house, the property overlooks the 13th hole of the private Rees Jones golf course and offers expansion opportunities. The landscaping beautifully frames the covered patio, perfect for entertaining. Amenities include blue-ribbon fly-fishing. Members enjoy award-winning golf, fine dining, a 75-foot heated pool, gym, and tennis

3 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 26-2602 MLS

Enjoy unobstructed Grand Teton views from this refined 3 Creek Ranch Estate. The 4,199 sf home exudes European elegance from the the double-sided fireplace showcasing intricate carved details, to the exquisite light fixtures and rich hardwood floors. The gourmet kitchen is spacious and features Wolf and SubZero appliances. 2 primary suites occupy opposite ends for privacy. The 3-car drive-through garage offers attic storage. Set on 2.10 acres, with a 2 br, 2 ba guest house, the property overlooks the 13th hole of the private Rees Jones golf course and offers expansion opportunities. The landscaping beautifully frames the covered patio, perfect for entertaining. Amenities include blue-ribbon fly-fishing. Members enjoy award-winning golf, fine dining, a 75-foot heated pool, gym, and tennis

2625 Buttercup Lane, Jackson

$24,950,000

Crowning the top of Indian Springs on 3.54 private acres, this Stephen Dynia-designed residence frames elevated Grand Teton and valley views. The 7,771 sf home features 5 ensuite bedrooms, 2 powder rooms, an office, media room, game room, and sauna. Floor-to-ceiling glass and a dramatic post-free corner sliding door bring the landscape inside, while stone and wood create a flawless contemporary aesthetic balancing ease of living with genuine warmth. Residents enjoy Indian Springs' private clubhouse, tennis court, swimming pool, and hiking trails, all centrally located for the best access to the valley's recreational and cultural amenities.

5 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ 26-2617 MLS

Crowning the top of Indian Springs on 3.54 private acres, this Stephen Dynia-designed residence frames elevated Grand Teton and valley views. The 7,771 sf home features 5 ensuite bedrooms, 2 powder rooms, an office, media room, game room, and sauna. Floor-to-ceiling glass and a dramatic post-free corner sliding door bring the landscape inside, while stone and wood create a flawless contemporary aesthetic balancing ease of living with genuine warmth. Residents enjoy Indian Springs' private clubhouse, tennis court, swimming pool, and hiking trails, all centrally located for the best access to the valley's recreational and cultural amenities.

525 Indian Springs Drive, Jackson

$24,500,000

Step into a newly completed estate home that defines luxury mountain living. Every detail - from custom finishes to masterful construction - reflects true craftsmanship & a lasting alpine elegance true to the Jackson Hole aesthetic. Walls of glass draw in natural light & frame serene mountain views, while the thoughtful floorplan balances easy entertaining with true privacy. A full SmartHome system extends throughout, including a private theater with Micro-LED technology for an unmatched viewing experience. The wellness wing rivals a five-star resort: a full gym, dedicated workout space, golf simulator/yoga studio, steam rooms, sauna, & a covered, heated saltwater pool -- all designed for daily indulgence without leaving home. Relax in the outdoor living spaces designed to enhance the da

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 25-2986 MLS

Step into a newly completed estate home that defines luxury mountain living. Every detail - from custom finishes to masterful construction - reflects true craftsmanship & a lasting alpine elegance true to the Jackson Hole aesthetic. Walls of glass draw in natural light & frame serene mountain views, while the thoughtful floorplan balances easy entertaining with true privacy. A full SmartHome system extends throughout, including a private theater with Micro-LED technology for an unmatched viewing experience. The wellness wing rivals a five-star resort: a full gym, dedicated workout space, golf simulator/yoga studio, steam rooms, sauna, & a covered, heated saltwater pool -- all designed for daily indulgence without leaving home. Relax in the outdoor living spaces designed to enhance the da

8910 Porter Loop, Jackson

$22,000,000

Discover the grandeur of the Tetons from this 8,000 sf 7 br, 9 ba residence on 3.21 acres with elevated views of the entire Teton Range. This private haven features a great room with an open kitchen and dining area, a butler's pantry, main floor primary suite, & 6 ensuite guest bedrooms. Artfully designed to optimize views, the property offers easy access to the beautifully landscaped grounds and patios. Additional highlights include an office, media room, sauna, steam room, game room and hot tub. Laundry facilities are conveniently located on each floor of the home. Enjoy Spring Creek Ranch amenities including horseback riding, tennis, pool, and gym facilities, shuttle access & concierge services. Centrally located, this property is within easy reach of all Jackson Hole has to offer.

7 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 26-1476 MLS

Discover the grandeur of the Tetons from this 8,000 sf 7 br, 9 ba residence on 3.21 acres with elevated views of the entire Teton Range. This private haven features a great room with an open kitchen and dining area, a butler's pantry, main floor primary suite, & 6 ensuite guest bedrooms. Artfully designed to optimize views, the property offers easy access to the beautifully landscaped grounds and patios. Additional highlights include an office, media room, sauna, steam room, game room and hot tub. Laundry facilities are conveniently located on each floor of the home. Enjoy Spring Creek Ranch amenities including horseback riding, tennis, pool, and gym facilities, shuttle access & concierge services. Centrally located, this property is within easy reach of all Jackson Hole has to offer.

1435 Lower Ridge Road, Jackson

$21,750,000

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

26-15 MLS

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

165 S Millward Street, Jackson

$21,750,000

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

25-2984 MLS

Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.

165 S Millward Street, Jackson

$16,000,000

Rare Development Opportunity Adjacent to Snow King -- Located immediately adjacent to Snow King, this exceptional redevelopment offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 0.96 acres in a premier, downtown-adjacent location and the cornerstone of the Snow King Commercial district. The assemblage benefits from dual zoning, with three lots zoned NM-2 and three lots zoned CR-1, providing significant flexibility across a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use development strategies. The NM-2 zoning is intended to accommodate medium- to higher-density residential development, with a strong emphasis on promoting workforce housing through a diverse mix of detached and attached residential types. Buildings within the NM-2 and CR-1 zone Rare Redevelopment Opportunity Adjacent to Snow King Gondola Located immediately adjacent to the Snow King Gondola, this exceptional redevelopment offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 0.96 acres in a premier, downtown-adjacent location and the cornerstone of the Snow King Commercial district. The assemblage benefits from dual zoning, with three lots zoned NM-2 and three lots zoned CR-1, providing significant flexibility across a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use development strategies. The NM-2 zoning is intended to accommodate medium- to higher-density residential development, with a strong emphasis on promoting workforce housing through a diverse mix of detached and attached residential types. Buildings within the NM-2 and CR-1 zone may be developed up to three stories in height, supporting efficient site planning and density. The CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, and allows for residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay allows for short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses, subject to approval. Assemblages of this size, zoning diversity, and proximity to Snow King Mountain Resort are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier mountain town location.

26-20 MLS

Rare Development Opportunity Adjacent to Snow King -- Located immediately adjacent to Snow King, this exceptional redevelopment offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 0.96 acres in a premier, downtown-adjacent location and the cornerstone of the Snow King Commercial district. The assemblage benefits from dual zoning, with three lots zoned NM-2 and three lots zoned CR-1, providing significant flexibility across a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use development strategies. The NM-2 zoning is intended to accommodate medium- to higher-density residential development, with a strong emphasis on promoting workforce housing through a diverse mix of detached and attached residential types. Buildings within the NM-2 and CR-1 zone Rare Redevelopment Opportunity Adjacent to Snow King Gondola Located immediately adjacent to the Snow King Gondola, this exceptional redevelopment offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 0.96 acres in a premier, downtown-adjacent location and the cornerstone of the Snow King Commercial district. The assemblage benefits from dual zoning, with three lots zoned NM-2 and three lots zoned CR-1, providing significant flexibility across a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use development strategies. The NM-2 zoning is intended to accommodate medium- to higher-density residential development, with a strong emphasis on promoting workforce housing through a diverse mix of detached and attached residential types. Buildings within the NM-2 and CR-1 zone may be developed up to three stories in height, supporting efficient site planning and density. The CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, and allows for residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay allows for short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses, subject to approval. Assemblages of this size, zoning diversity, and proximity to Snow King Mountain Resort are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier mountain town location.

100 W Snow King Avenue, Jackson

$14,995,000

Permit-ready Olson Kundig river residence opportunity on 18.8 acres along the Snake River corridor on Bear Island. This architect-led, shovel-ready offering is set along quiet Prince Lane among large neighboring parcels that preserve privacy and open landscape. Approved plans by Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig include approximately 7,325 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and three baths, conceived as a timeless mountain modern retreat grounded in steel, wood, concrete, and stone. Extensive entitlement, design, and pre-construction coordination is complete, allowing immediate momentum toward building. Remaining development capacity supports a future guest house, offering flexibility for extended family, guests, or staff in one of Jackson Hole's most rare private riverfront settings. The Land Leads When Tom Kundig first walked the site, he was struck by its contrast. Dense evergreen and deciduous trees create privacy and refuge, while the land opens west toward the Snake River and the mountains beyond. He describes the condition as an ecotone, the threshold between forest and open landscape, and notes that "the land was asking for restraint." The approved residence responds with discipline. Organized into two parallel wings over two levels, the structure sits quietly within the trees and opens deliberately toward light and view. Arrival begins in a protected courtyard so the architecture never competes with the landscape. Distant views are revealed gradually. Natural wood siding and a muted material palette allow the home to blend into its surroundings rather than dominate them. Elevated Living, Framed Views The primary living spaces are positioned on the upper level, lifted above the riverbank to control sightlines while capturing long western views once selective tree clearing is completed. From the great room and primary suite, sunsets over the mountains become part of daily ritual. Kundig designed the movement through the house as a sequence of compression and release. A glass connector separates the wings and opens into a double-height entry, creating a moment of volume before guiding residents toward the social heart of the home. Clerestory windows bring balanced daylight deep into the interiors. The architecture shapes light rather than fighting it, moderating intense mountain sun while preserving transparency. Within its 7,325 square feet, the program is deliberate rather than excessive. Four bedrooms and three baths provide privacy and comfort, while the majority of the volume is dedicated to shared living spaces. The design emphasizes how the home lives, not how large it is. Architecture and Interior in Dialogue The interiors, conceived by Windsor Smith, were developed not as decoration but as continuation of the architectural intent. "The architecture leads," she explains. "The interiors are there to enhance the experience of living in that landscape, never to interrupt it." Material selections were drawn directly from the environment. Deep gray-greens, soft stone tones, rough woods, leathers, darker bronzes, and blackened steel echo the colors of the Snake River and surrounding forest. "Nothing in the home is meant to compete with the view," Smith notes. "It's about swaths of texture, not decoration." Tall doors preserve light flow. Finishes are tactile and porous rather than glossy or ornate. Lighting is architectural and utilitarian, integrated into the structure rather than treated as statement pieces. The result is an interior language that feels grounded and quiet, allowing the landscape to remain the focal point. Designed for Gathering and Retreat At its core, Bear Island is conceived as a place to gather. The west wing centers on a generous great room where kitchen, dining, and living spaces flow together in one open environment. Structural steel enables wide spans and expansive glass, reinforcing openness without excess. The kitchen remains fully integrated into the social space, designed as the functional and emotional center of the home. Bedrooms are intentionally more intimate, offering refuge without unnecessary scale. Smaller sitting areas and transitions create quiet corners for reflection. As Kundig describes it, the house balances prospect and refuge, supporting both communal life and stillness. "This was about crafting how a family would live in that environment," Windsor Smith says, "not simply furnishing a structure." Riverfront Recreation and Daily Immersion Bear Island is not simply river-adjacent. The property extends into the Snake River corridor itself, creating direct access to one of the most ecologically rich environments in the valley. Time here is measured outdoors. Morning walks along the riparian edge. Snowshoeing and Nordic skiing across open river flats in winter. Sunset picnics beneath the nearly 6,000-foot vertical rise of the Tetons as alpenglow settles across the range. From the riverbank, casting a fly to native Snake River cutthroat trout becomes part of the rhythm of the seasons. Elk, moose, fox, and deer regularly traverse the property, using the corridor as intended. It is prime habitat that remains active and undisturbed. The house frames this experience, but the land defines it. A Fully Resolved Vision Beyond its architectural pedigree and land value, Bear Island offers something increasingly rare in a river and wildlife corridor setting: certainty. Construction documents are complete. HOA approvals are secured. The building permit has been issued by Teton County. Pre-construction coordination has been integrated with the builder. Interior materials, lighting, and hardware selections have already been specified. "An extraordinary team was assembled," Windsor Smith reflects. "For the right buyer, the real luxury is that this work has already been done." In an environment where entitlements are complex and timelines unpredictable, the ability to begin construction immediately represents meaningful value. The architectural form is resolved. The interiors remain adaptable within the approved envelope. A future guest house can still be realized under remaining building allowances. Bear Island offers land, design pedigree, and momentum. What remains is execution.

26-397 MLS

Permit-ready Olson Kundig river residence opportunity on 18.8 acres along the Snake River corridor on Bear Island. This architect-led, shovel-ready offering is set along quiet Prince Lane among large neighboring parcels that preserve privacy and open landscape. Approved plans by Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig include approximately 7,325 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and three baths, conceived as a timeless mountain modern retreat grounded in steel, wood, concrete, and stone. Extensive entitlement, design, and pre-construction coordination is complete, allowing immediate momentum toward building. Remaining development capacity supports a future guest house, offering flexibility for extended family, guests, or staff in one of Jackson Hole's most rare private riverfront settings. The Land Leads When Tom Kundig first walked the site, he was struck by its contrast. Dense evergreen and deciduous trees create privacy and refuge, while the land opens west toward the Snake River and the mountains beyond. He describes the condition as an ecotone, the threshold between forest and open landscape, and notes that "the land was asking for restraint." The approved residence responds with discipline. Organized into two parallel wings over two levels, the structure sits quietly within the trees and opens deliberately toward light and view. Arrival begins in a protected courtyard so the architecture never competes with the landscape. Distant views are revealed gradually. Natural wood siding and a muted material palette allow the home to blend into its surroundings rather than dominate them. Elevated Living, Framed Views The primary living spaces are positioned on the upper level, lifted above the riverbank to control sightlines while capturing long western views once selective tree clearing is completed. From the great room and primary suite, sunsets over the mountains become part of daily ritual. Kundig designed the movement through the house as a sequence of compression and release. A glass connector separates the wings and opens into a double-height entry, creating a moment of volume before guiding residents toward the social heart of the home. Clerestory windows bring balanced daylight deep into the interiors. The architecture shapes light rather than fighting it, moderating intense mountain sun while preserving transparency. Within its 7,325 square feet, the program is deliberate rather than excessive. Four bedrooms and three baths provide privacy and comfort, while the majority of the volume is dedicated to shared living spaces. The design emphasizes how the home lives, not how large it is. Architecture and Interior in Dialogue The interiors, conceived by Windsor Smith, were developed not as decoration but as continuation of the architectural intent. "The architecture leads," she explains. "The interiors are there to enhance the experience of living in that landscape, never to interrupt it." Material selections were drawn directly from the environment. Deep gray-greens, soft stone tones, rough woods, leathers, darker bronzes, and blackened steel echo the colors of the Snake River and surrounding forest. "Nothing in the home is meant to compete with the view," Smith notes. "It's about swaths of texture, not decoration." Tall doors preserve light flow. Finishes are tactile and porous rather than glossy or ornate. Lighting is architectural and utilitarian, integrated into the structure rather than treated as statement pieces. The result is an interior language that feels grounded and quiet, allowing the landscape to remain the focal point. Designed for Gathering and Retreat At its core, Bear Island is conceived as a place to gather. The west wing centers on a generous great room where kitchen, dining, and living spaces flow together in one open environment. Structural steel enables wide spans and expansive glass, reinforcing openness without excess. The kitchen remains fully integrated into the social space, designed as the functional and emotional center of the home. Bedrooms are intentionally more intimate, offering refuge without unnecessary scale. Smaller sitting areas and transitions create quiet corners for reflection. As Kundig describes it, the house balances prospect and refuge, supporting both communal life and stillness. "This was about crafting how a family would live in that environment," Windsor Smith says, "not simply furnishing a structure." Riverfront Recreation and Daily Immersion Bear Island is not simply river-adjacent. The property extends into the Snake River corridor itself, creating direct access to one of the most ecologically rich environments in the valley. Time here is measured outdoors. Morning walks along the riparian edge. Snowshoeing and Nordic skiing across open river flats in winter. Sunset picnics beneath the nearly 6,000-foot vertical rise of the Tetons as alpenglow settles across the range. From the riverbank, casting a fly to native Snake River cutthroat trout becomes part of the rhythm of the seasons. Elk, moose, fox, and deer regularly traverse the property, using the corridor as intended. It is prime habitat that remains active and undisturbed. The house frames this experience, but the land defines it. A Fully Resolved Vision Beyond its architectural pedigree and land value, Bear Island offers something increasingly rare in a river and wildlife corridor setting: certainty. Construction documents are complete. HOA approvals are secured. The building permit has been issued by Teton County. Pre-construction coordination has been integrated with the builder. Interior materials, lighting, and hardware selections have already been specified. "An extraordinary team was assembled," Windsor Smith reflects. "For the right buyer, the real luxury is that this work has already been done." In an environment where entitlements are complex and timelines unpredictable, the ability to begin construction immediately represents meaningful value. The architectural form is resolved. The interiors remain adaptable within the approved envelope. A future guest house can still be realized under remaining building allowances. Bear Island offers land, design pedigree, and momentum. What remains is execution.

5095 N Prince Place, Jackson

$14,900,000

Perched upon Porcupine Ridge sitting at 6800 feet is a rare opportunity that is as exclusive as it is beautiful. Over 200 acres of rolling meadows and mature aspens peacefully rest against the Bridger Teton National Forest. Already in The Jackson Hole Land Trust this protected property shall serve as a personal retreat away from the sounds of progress and back into the frequencies of nature. With direct access to the National Forest and established horse trails you will have no problem getting to know this property. This parcel has a beautiful building site, designated pastures for horses and unbelievable views. Let your imagination wander daydreaming of the possibilities on this rare legacy property. Build an equestrian ranch, raise your own food or simply enjoy over 200 acres of solitude

26-2261 MLS

Perched upon Porcupine Ridge sitting at 6800 feet is a rare opportunity that is as exclusive as it is beautiful. Over 200 acres of rolling meadows and mature aspens peacefully rest against the Bridger Teton National Forest. Already in The Jackson Hole Land Trust this protected property shall serve as a personal retreat away from the sounds of progress and back into the frequencies of nature. With direct access to the National Forest and established horse trails you will have no problem getting to know this property. This parcel has a beautiful building site, designated pastures for horses and unbelievable views. Let your imagination wander daydreaming of the possibilities on this rare legacy property. Build an equestrian ranch, raise your own food or simply enjoy over 200 acres of solitude

3250 E Wildhorse Road, Jackson

$13,450,000

Here at ''The Refuge,'' you literally live on the edge of town and wilderness simultaneously. Positioned on a rare double lot on the edge of The Elk Refuge, this property occupies one of Jackson's most coveted and irreplaceable settings. 24,000+ protected acres stretch right up to your property line. Meanwhile, the heartbeat of Jackson remains within minutes from your front door. Few homes in America offer a front-row seat to a landscape of this magnitude while still offering its owner a strollable distance to the iconic ''Best of the West'' Town Square. When you enter the home, you're struck by the timelessness of the architecture and bespoke materials. The craftsmanship is undeniable. The wide-plank oak floors, marble and quartz finishes, and exposed timbers combine with walls of gla ...which frame the expanse of the forever protected landscape. The kitchen is flanked by fireplaces and sitting areas where your friends and family will gather and unwind. These seamlessly connected spaces are designed for both your intimate evenings and large-scale entertaining. You'll linger longer after meals and naturally drift outside with ease for al fresca life on the patio. Upstairs, the primary suite is a sanctuary. Drink in the views as you drink your coffee from your private balcony suspended over these wild protected acres. The resort-inspired lower level is designed with wellness, media, connection, and relaxation in mind. After a day on the trails and in these mountains, you'll revel in the cold plunge/sauna. Exceptional flexibility was the goal with this lifestyle level of the home. Offered fully furnished, every detail has been thoughtfully curated, inviting immediate enjoyment and memory making to unfold. Your front-row seat to the National Elk Refuge awaits. --

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 26-1496 MLS

Here at ''The Refuge,'' you literally live on the edge of town and wilderness simultaneously. Positioned on a rare double lot on the edge of The Elk Refuge, this property occupies one of Jackson's most coveted and irreplaceable settings. 24,000+ protected acres stretch right up to your property line. Meanwhile, the heartbeat of Jackson remains within minutes from your front door. Few homes in America offer a front-row seat to a landscape of this magnitude while still offering its owner a strollable distance to the iconic ''Best of the West'' Town Square. When you enter the home, you're struck by the timelessness of the architecture and bespoke materials. The craftsmanship is undeniable. The wide-plank oak floors, marble and quartz finishes, and exposed timbers combine with walls of gla ...which frame the expanse of the forever protected landscape. The kitchen is flanked by fireplaces and sitting areas where your friends and family will gather and unwind. These seamlessly connected spaces are designed for both your intimate evenings and large-scale entertaining. You'll linger longer after meals and naturally drift outside with ease for al fresca life on the patio. Upstairs, the primary suite is a sanctuary. Drink in the views as you drink your coffee from your private balcony suspended over these wild protected acres. The resort-inspired lower level is designed with wellness, media, connection, and relaxation in mind. After a day on the trails and in these mountains, you'll revel in the cold plunge/sauna. Exceptional flexibility was the goal with this lifestyle level of the home. Offered fully furnished, every detail has been thoughtfully curated, inviting immediate enjoyment and memory making to unfold. Your front-row seat to the National Elk Refuge awaits. --

250 Moose Street, Jackson

$13,000,000

Discover the wonderful lifestyle of 3 Creek Ranch. Set on 0.59 acres, thi s Carney Logan Burke-designed residence offers a community where residents enjoy exclusive blue ribbon fly fishing, nature center programs & cross country skiing. With 4,738 sf, 4 br, 4.5 ba on 2 levels, the interior's soft paletter of ivory walls, warm reclaimed circular-sawn oak hardwood floors & neutral cabinetry conveys a soothing ambiance accentuated by the warmth of the double sided wood burning fireplace, abundant natural light & vaulted ceilings. Highlights include Viking appliances, granite counter tops, central a/c, surround-sound, touch pad lighting & a 528 sf heated garage. Enjoy great outdoor patio space overlooking a pond. Conveniently located near all of Jackson's amenities.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26-243 MLS

Discover the wonderful lifestyle of 3 Creek Ranch. Set on 0.59 acres, thi s Carney Logan Burke-designed residence offers a community where residents enjoy exclusive blue ribbon fly fishing, nature center programs & cross country skiing. With 4,738 sf, 4 br, 4.5 ba on 2 levels, the interior's soft paletter of ivory walls, warm reclaimed circular-sawn oak hardwood floors & neutral cabinetry conveys a soothing ambiance accentuated by the warmth of the double sided wood burning fireplace, abundant natural light & vaulted ceilings. Highlights include Viking appliances, granite counter tops, central a/c, surround-sound, touch pad lighting & a 528 sf heated garage. Enjoy great outdoor patio space overlooking a pond. Conveniently located near all of Jackson's amenities.

2740 W Raptor View Lane, Jackson

$12,695,000

Set on 3.05 exceptionally private, park-like acres, this 6,241 sq. ft. single-level residence offers sweeping views across nearly the entire Teton Range, with a direct view of the Grand from the formal living room and primary suite. The thoughtfully designed floor plan includes four bedrooms, three full and two half baths, a spacious office, formal dining room, bar, media room, and an informal dining area adjoining the kitchen. Extensive perimeter landscaping enhances the sense of privacy and seclusion. A 1,424 sq. ft. four-car garage provides generous space for vehicles and gear. Located just 15 minutes north of the Town of Jackson, with convenient access to the airport and Grand Teton National Park.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26-1952 MLS

Set on 3.05 exceptionally private, park-like acres, this 6,241 sq. ft. single-level residence offers sweeping views across nearly the entire Teton Range, with a direct view of the Grand from the formal living room and primary suite. The thoughtfully designed floor plan includes four bedrooms, three full and two half baths, a spacious office, formal dining room, bar, media room, and an informal dining area adjoining the kitchen. Extensive perimeter landscaping enhances the sense of privacy and seclusion. A 1,424 sq. ft. four-car garage provides generous space for vehicles and gear. Located just 15 minutes north of the Town of Jackson, with convenient access to the airport and Grand Teton National Park.

135 Huckleberry Drive, Jackson

$12,000,000

Available for the first time this classic ranch on 35-acres provides a rare opportunity to have a legacy property that affords flexibility for expansion. With Teton Views, Spring Creek, open pasture land, an owner can enjoy their slice of paradise. With no conservation easement, HOA, or restrictive covenants, this is one of the most accessible larger-acreage opportunities in Jackson Hole.

25-2354 MLS

Available for the first time this classic ranch on 35-acres provides a rare opportunity to have a legacy property that affords flexibility for expansion. With Teton Views, Spring Creek, open pasture land, an owner can enjoy their slice of paradise. With no conservation easement, HOA, or restrictive covenants, this is one of the most accessible larger-acreage opportunities in Jackson Hole.

1000 N Spring Gulch Road, Jackson

$12,000,000

Available for the first time this classic ranch home on 35-acres provides a rare opportunity to have a legacy property that affords flexibility for expansion. With Teton Views, Spring Creek, open pasture land and mature trees around the home providing shade and privacy, an owner can enjoy their slice of paradise. The home features 4 bedrooms on the ground level, additional finished basement space, and a detached guest house. With no conservation easement, HOA, or restrictive covenants, this is one of the most accessible larger-acreage opportunities in Jackson Hole.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 25-2256 MLS

Available for the first time this classic ranch home on 35-acres provides a rare opportunity to have a legacy property that affords flexibility for expansion. With Teton Views, Spring Creek, open pasture land and mature trees around the home providing shade and privacy, an owner can enjoy their slice of paradise. The home features 4 bedrooms on the ground level, additional finished basement space, and a detached guest house. With no conservation easement, HOA, or restrictive covenants, this is one of the most accessible larger-acreage opportunities in Jackson Hole.

1000 N Spring Gulch Road, Jackson

$11,000,000

This 3.14 acre property enjoys fantastic Grand Teton & Sleeping Indian views in a rural atmosphere where your wild neighbors may outnumber your actual neighbors. Located just 15 min. from downtown Jackson & 5 min. to Grand Teton National Park, outdoor enthusiasts will cherish this property for its accessibility to Jackson Hole's innumerable recreational opportunities & amenities. The 5,452 sf log home boasts tall, vaulted ceilings, large view windows, abundant natural light & a thoughtful floor plan with a spacious, versatile bonus room. Featuring 4 bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms, the home provides wonderful separation of space and the convenience of a main floor primary suite. Other highlights include a laundry room, powder room, and an attached 3-bay garage with attic space

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26-1419 MLS

This 3.14 acre property enjoys fantastic Grand Teton & Sleeping Indian views in a rural atmosphere where your wild neighbors may outnumber your actual neighbors. Located just 15 min. from downtown Jackson & 5 min. to Grand Teton National Park, outdoor enthusiasts will cherish this property for its accessibility to Jackson Hole's innumerable recreational opportunities & amenities. The 5,452 sf log home boasts tall, vaulted ceilings, large view windows, abundant natural light & a thoughtful floor plan with a spacious, versatile bonus room. Featuring 4 bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms, the home provides wonderful separation of space and the convenience of a main floor primary suite. Other highlights include a laundry room, powder room, and an attached 3-bay garage with attic space

10285 N Fern Lane, Jackson

$10,995,000

Escape to your own private wooded retreat with this charming log home and separate guest house, beautifully set on 12.99 acres, comprised of 2 parcels, complete with a Grand Teton View. Offering space, privacy, and rustic character, this property is ideal for a family retreat, full-time residence, or vacation getaway. The main log home features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with plenty of room to gather, relax, and enjoy the peaceful setting. A separate 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom guest house provides excellent flexibility for visiting family and friends, extended-stay guests, or additional living space. Access the walking path to the banks of the Snake River directly from this property.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 26-2443 MLS

Escape to your own private wooded retreat with this charming log home and separate guest house, beautifully set on 12.99 acres, comprised of 2 parcels, complete with a Grand Teton View. Offering space, privacy, and rustic character, this property is ideal for a family retreat, full-time residence, or vacation getaway. The main log home features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with plenty of room to gather, relax, and enjoy the peaceful setting. A separate 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom guest house provides excellent flexibility for visiting family and friends, extended-stay guests, or additional living space. Access the walking path to the banks of the Snake River directly from this property.

9055/9105 N Snake River Drive, Jackson

$10,995,000

Set within the Owl Creek subdivision, adjacent to the Snake River and just south of Grand Teton National Park, Northern Hideaway captures the quintessential Jackson Hole lifestyle. This newly built Northworks designed home encompasses approx. 6,000-square-feet and offers an exceptional combination of privacy, expansive outdoor space, mountain views, and sophisticated design and amenities--creating an ideal gathering place for family and friends. With 4 en-suite bedrooms, including two primary suites, a bunk room and an additional guest room, 5.5 baths, an office and entire downstairs entertainment area, this property was crafted for not only day to day life but opens up for entertaining. Other features include a full exercise suite, theatre room, build in sauna and an outdoor spa.

5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 26-2396 MLS

Set within the Owl Creek subdivision, adjacent to the Snake River and just south of Grand Teton National Park, Northern Hideaway captures the quintessential Jackson Hole lifestyle. This newly built Northworks designed home encompasses approx. 6,000-square-feet and offers an exceptional combination of privacy, expansive outdoor space, mountain views, and sophisticated design and amenities--creating an ideal gathering place for family and friends. With 4 en-suite bedrooms, including two primary suites, a bunk room and an additional guest room, 5.5 baths, an office and entire downstairs entertainment area, this property was crafted for not only day to day life but opens up for entertaining. Other features include a full exercise suite, theatre room, build in sauna and an outdoor spa.

8540 Porter Loop Road, Jackson

$10,700,000

Vogel Hill is a private, gated subdivision surrounded by protected lands. Comprised of just 8 Ranch parcels, the subdivision balances an authentic natural setting with the proximity of the Town of Jackson and its amenities. The subdivision's central location within the valley adds to its desirability with convenient access to downtown Jackson or the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Graced with natural aspen forests, accentuated by mature stands of evergreens and sagebrush meadows filled with native wildflowers, Ranch 3 boasts 35.2 acres with magnificent Teton views and exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities. Direct access to 117 acres of protected acres and trails. Residents enjoy access to a quaint log cabin at the base of the hill for private social events and fishing.

25-1968 MLS

Vogel Hill is a private, gated subdivision surrounded by protected lands. Comprised of just 8 Ranch parcels, the subdivision balances an authentic natural setting with the proximity of the Town of Jackson and its amenities. The subdivision's central location within the valley adds to its desirability with convenient access to downtown Jackson or the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Graced with natural aspen forests, accentuated by mature stands of evergreens and sagebrush meadows filled with native wildflowers, Ranch 3 boasts 35.2 acres with magnificent Teton views and exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities. Direct access to 117 acres of protected acres and trails. Residents enjoy access to a quaint log cabin at the base of the hill for private social events and fishing.

400 Red Tail Butte Road, Jackson

$9,950,000

Never before on the market Spring Gulch West provides one of the few remaining opportunities to build your legacy ranch in Jackson Hole. Teton County R-1 Zoning allows for over 21,000 square feet of physical development, 8,000 square feet of which could be habitable space. This 71-acre parcel offers Teton views, amazing privacy, and borders perpetual conservation easements to the North and West, giving a buyer confidence in the permanence of place. A small, year-round spring creek meanders along the western edge of the property supplying surface water for irrigation and opportunities for future habitat enhancement for cutthroat trout and other wildlife.

24-2672 MLS

Never before on the market Spring Gulch West provides one of the few remaining opportunities to build your legacy ranch in Jackson Hole. Teton County R-1 Zoning allows for over 21,000 square feet of physical development, 8,000 square feet of which could be habitable space. This 71-acre parcel offers Teton views, amazing privacy, and borders perpetual conservation easements to the North and West, giving a buyer confidence in the permanence of place. A small, year-round spring creek meanders along the western edge of the property supplying surface water for irrigation and opportunities for future habitat enhancement for cutthroat trout and other wildlife.

955 Red Tail Butte Road, Jackson

$9,950,000

Fisk's Spring Ranch: Never before on the market Spring Gulch West provides one of the few remaining opportunities to build your legacy ranch in Jackson Hole. Teton County R-1 Zoning allows for over 21,000 square feet of physical development, 8,000 square feet of which could be habitable space. This 71-acre parcel offers Teton views, amazing privacy, and borders perpetual conservation easements to the North and West, giving a buyer confidence in the permanence of place. A small, year-round spring creek meanders along the western edge of the property supplying surface water for irrigation and opportunities for future habitat enhancement for cutthroat trout and other wildlife.

24-2486 MLS

Fisk's Spring Ranch: Never before on the market Spring Gulch West provides one of the few remaining opportunities to build your legacy ranch in Jackson Hole. Teton County R-1 Zoning allows for over 21,000 square feet of physical development, 8,000 square feet of which could be habitable space. This 71-acre parcel offers Teton views, amazing privacy, and borders perpetual conservation easements to the North and West, giving a buyer confidence in the permanence of place. A small, year-round spring creek meanders along the western edge of the property supplying surface water for irrigation and opportunities for future habitat enhancement for cutthroat trout and other wildlife.

955 Red Tail Butte Road, Jackson

$9,750,000

This refined East Jackson retreat delivers luxury seamlessly--a home where you can watch the sun illuminate the Teton Range from your bedroom window and reach downtown's galleries on foot. Minutes from Cache Creek trails, moments from Snow King Resort, yet completely private with alley access. Five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and open living spaces flow for entertaining and intimate gatherings. Panoramic views anchor each room. Chef's kitchen anchors the social center. Year-round outdoor spaces extend entertaining through every season. Custom furnishings throughout. You don't compromise between mountain grandeur and urban convenience.

5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 26-2052 MLS

This refined East Jackson retreat delivers luxury seamlessly--a home where you can watch the sun illuminate the Teton Range from your bedroom window and reach downtown's galleries on foot. Minutes from Cache Creek trails, moments from Snow King Resort, yet completely private with alley access. Five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and open living spaces flow for entertaining and intimate gatherings. Panoramic views anchor each room. Chef's kitchen anchors the social center. Year-round outdoor spaces extend entertaining through every season. Custom furnishings throughout. You don't compromise between mountain grandeur and urban convenience.

515 E Hansen Avenue, Jackson

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