Bidding Started On:
August 14, 2010 at 7:00 PM EDT
SOLD |
Founded in 1927 as a cattle ranch, the 153-acre Teton Valley Ranch features swaths of pristine wild lands in the center of a valley whose surrounding mountain peaks soar to nearly 14,000 feet. Visitors can don their waders for a bit of trout fishing in the crystal clear Gros Ventre River. For decades, the landscape served as an opportunity for children and teenagers to experience the Wild West at the Teton Valley Ranch Camp. The camp, which was founded in 1939 and now operates at a nearby ranch, drew boys and girls from famed families worldwide to backpack through the ranges, swim, and learn about the local ranching heritage and land stewardship. Much of the terrain remains as it was in the early days of the American West – expansive, gorgeous and inviting exploration.
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For decades, the landscape served as an opportunity for children and teenagers to experience the Wild West at the Teton Valley Ranch Camp. The camp, which was founded in 1939 and now operates at a nearby ranch, drew boys and girls from famed families worldwide to backpack through the ranges, swim, and learn about the local ranching heritage and land stewardship. Much of the terrain remains as it was in the early days of the American West – expansive, gorgeous and inviting exploration.
Main Residence.
Nestled among perfectly preserved wildlife, the residences in this estate provide an unmatched sense of nature and privacy. Ranch Estate Parcel I is just over 52 acres, and the masterfully built home, with incomparable views of the Tetons, is an extraordinary example of fine craftsmanship. One of the most remarkable and unique homes in the West, the main residence is located in what has been called the finest setting in Jackson Hole.
Outdoor Living.
In addition to hitting the slopes at the famous Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in winter and whitewater rafting on the winding Snake River in summer, Teton Valley Ranch owners will have a plethora of outdoor adventure opportunities right outside their doorstep. With so much of this remarkable ranch to explore, the adventure seeker will find countless new ways to enjoy the outdoors.
Rare Riverfront Parcel.
A rare riverfront property, Estate Parcel II has direct access to approximately ¾ of a mile of the Gros Ventre River. The river is a tributary of the Snake River, noted for its excellent Snake River Cuttthroat trout fishing. Here lies a two-acre lake, and a glance to the east gives way to a view of the iconic Marlboro barn, one of several historic buildings on the estate. Made famous by the 1971 Western epic, “The Wild Country”, the barn has existed for nearly a century and has been featured in a number of memorable advertisements, photographs and movies. It is a dramatic and historic landmark on the horizon. A fresh spring creek meanders along the property, offering yet another panoramic view of the majestic Tetons. This estate includes a 1,700-square foot home with three bedrooms and three baths, as well as two log cabins, which could be outfitted for guests or caretakers.
Fees & Commissions
Buyer's Premium
12%
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Co-Broker Compensation
2%
Compensation will be paid to any properly registered Broker whose client is the successful Buyer at the Auction and whose client completes the purchase of the Property pursuant to Concierge Auctions' Bidder Terms and Conditions.
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7700 E Gros Ventre Springs Road, Jackson Hole, WY 83011
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