An authentic Wyoming ranch. Held for over 50 years, the Travis Ranch offers 160.83 acres in Alta, WY, across two deeded parcels on the Tetons' western slope. The elevated 79.60 acres adjoin Targhee National Forest, with access to vast public lands, sweeping Teton Valley views, and rolling grassland meadows dotted with native trees--an exceptionally peaceful homesite. The lower 81.23 acres includes a 3,402-sq-ft home built in 2012 ; an 800-sq-ft studio built in 2008 with covered porches, full basement, and conditioned wine cellar; hay barn, tack room, tool shed, barn, 1935 log cabin, and a 1.6-acre spring-fed pond. The land produces one or two mixed grass/alfalfa-hay cuttings yearly and attracts moose, deer, elk, coyotes and other wildlife to the area. Click on More for additional detail: A once in a lifetime opportunity to own a significant Ranch and land holding in Alta WY. This rare offering is nestled along the western slopes of the legendary Teton Range; the Travis Ranch has not traded hands in over 50 years. Comprised of two separately deeded parcels, the Ranch's 160.83 acres is among the most pristine and private holdings in all of Alta. The highlands in the NE quarter of the Ranch adjoin the Targhee National Forest, providing access to hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands. This 79.60 acre parcel of elevated rolling terrain is largely grassland meadow, dappled by islands of native trees and vegetation. Views across the Teton Valley from this elevated vantage point are truly breathtaking; mind boggling that land this beautiful exists! You would be hard pressed to find a more peaceful homesite. The lower 81.23 acres has been the home of ranch headquarters, seemingly since the dawn of time. The 3402 sq foot main residence was new in 2012, replacing the prior residence, which was lost to a house fire. Additional ranch buildings include the 2008 built 800 sq foot studio with full basement and conditioned wine cellar, hay barn, tack-room & tool shed, barn, a vintage 1935 log home, and an approx. 1.6 acre spring fed pond. The land is largely in agricultural use, producing 1 or 2 cuts of alfalfa/grass hay a season. As you can imagine, wildlife are frequent visitors to the ranch property, which is rich habitat for deer, moose, elk, fox, coyote, wolf, birds of prey, and even the occasional bear. If your dreams include a genuine, honest to God Wyoming ranch, this is it! Please view the supplement attached under Documents for greater detail. Please plan showing schedules in advance. List agent must be present at showings.
