1987 N Spirit Dance

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1987 N Spirit Dance Rd, Jackson WY

Offered at $9,995,000

Stunning

Midecentury Modern masterpiece set high above the valley at Spring Creek Ranch.

1.14 Acres

4995 Habitable square feet

Built in 2002

Midcentury Modern architecture

Designed by Ward + Blake

Superior finishes

Floor to ceiling windows

Stunning Teton Views

Elevated Valley Views

Gourmet kitchen

2 Living areas

4 En-suite bedrooms

Private master suite

Brazilian Ipe deck

Wool carpet

Custom cabinetry throughout

3-car garage

Multiple storage lockers in garage

Grass roof

Air conditioning

Humidification system

Radiant and forced air heat

Softened water

Integrated TV and audio system

Electronic shades

Upgraded systems including: boiler, water heater, recirc pump

Extensive landscaping upgrades

About the Neighborhood

Spring Creek Ranch Resort is located at the top of East Gros Ventre Butte Private Community

Located on a wildlife sanctuary 1000' above the valley floor

Amenities include: Shuttle to and from the airport, Teton Village, Town of Jackson/ Concierge/ Full time security/ Fitness facility/ Pool/ Tennis Court/ On-site Mail & Package acceptance

15 minute drive to Jackson Town Square

15 minute Drive to Wilson

20 Minute Drive to Jackson Hole airport for public and private terminals

20 minute drive to world famous Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

Stroll down the winding tree-lined driveway to your privately situated Midcentury Modern/Western jewel affectionately called the 'Trout House' Designed by its original owners-an avid angler and pilot-this home was meticulously crafted by local acclaimed architects Ward + Blake to blend the passions of the homeowners into their perfect Jackson home. The goal was to evoke a great room inspired by an airport hangar's vaulted, curved interior while adding whimsical trout touches throughout including the stained glass window pane displaying a multi-colored trout in the Master Bedroom and multiple concrete trouts embedded in the steps leading up to the front door.

Elements of a thoughtfully designed living space are evident throughout the virtually 5000 square feet home. The architecturally enhanced custom cabinetry throughout the home creates definition in each room while providing functional storage in large compartments hidden behind accessible walls. An awe-inspiring fireplace on the main floor will complement any occasion from a formal dinner or a quiet evening. Enjoying a game of pool in the lower level begins by descending the sweeping everwidening staircase. The lower second living area combined with a large recreation room and office nook complete the ground level entertaining space However, there is no better place to relax and enjoy the unparalleled views of the Tetons and ranchlands below, than from the recently upgraded balcony and lower deck. The Ipe Brazilian hardwood decking offers year-round access and easy maintenance. Wildlife is abundant at Spring Creek Ranch and this property boasts frequent moose, elk, and wild turkey sightings.

There is an oversized 3-car garage with numerous storage lockers for all the Jackson hole toys and gear. The house provides air conditioning, humidification, radiant and forced-air heating, softened water, integrated television and stereo audio system, electronically-operated shades and black-out coverings. The upgrade list is extensive including most systems: gas boiler, water heater, recirculation pump, water softener, crawlspace copper piping, new expansion tanks, new check valves in the recirculation system, new whole-house pressure valve, and burglar/fire/carbon monoxide alarm. Additionally, there were extensive landscaping upgrades made throughout the past five years including full-grown trees, bushes, flower beds, and stone paths. Enjoy all the amenities of Spring Creek Ranch including pool, hot tubs, tennis courts, locker rooms, spa services, and shuttles to town, airport, and ski slopes. Zoned for short-term rentals and boasts a lucrative annual rental income.

A Grand Entrance

Exquisite Architecture

An open floor plan for the ultimate entertaining experience, welcoming everyone to mingle or relax while enjoying the breathtaking scenic landscape beyond. Automatic shades offer respite from the afternoon sun when needed.

Breathtaking views

From the windows of the home, breathtaking views stretch across the vast valley below, where sprawling ranchlands unfold in a patchwork of green fields and rustic barns. Beyond the fields, the majestic Teton Range rises sharply, its jagged peaks dusted with snow, creating a striking contrast against the expansive sky. The valley, dotted with winding streams and dotted with grazing livestock, offers a serene and picturesque landscape, while the towering Tetons provide a dramatic and awe-inspiring backdrop. The natural beauty of this view encapsulates both the tranquil charm of rural life and the grandeur of the mountain wilderness.

The bedrooms in this home are more than just places to rest they are private retreats designed for ultimate comfort and relaxation. The indulgent Master Suite, featured in Big Sky Journal, is located in its own private wing, accessed via a stunning lighted glass bridge. This serene haven boasts brand-new carpeting, floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing breathtaking views of the Teton Range, a luxurious spa-like bathroom, and a custom-designed walk-in closet. The three ensuite guest bedrooms are equally impressive, each offering a soaking tub, towel warmer, direct patio access, and captivating Teton vistas, ensuring every guest feels pampered and inspired..

PRIMARY SUITE

GUEST SUITES

LOWER LEVEL LIVING

SEASON PROJECTED GROSS REVENUE

SPRING (APR & MAY )

SUMMER ( JUN SEP)

FAL L (OCT & NOV )

WINT ER (DEC MAR)

$1 6 ,000 $ 1 7,000

$207, 000 $ 220,000

$35 ,000 $38,000

$ 1 17,000 $ 125 ,000

ACTUAL 2024 PERFORMANCE

1/1/2024 to 12/31/2024

Rent $347,931

Adjusted Paid Occupancy % 51.4%

Guest Checkins 23

Guest Nights 178

Owner Nights + Holds 20

Avg. Length of Stay 7.8

Teton County is located on the western boundary of Wyoming. Home to approximately 30,000 residents in an area that is 4216 square miles. Surrounded by national forests and national parks, Teton County is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. Wake up to ski the slopes at 3 major ski resorts in the winter. Then take advantage of the world-class white-water rafting or fly-fishing on the Snake river during the summer and fall months. For the extreme thrill seekers, conquer the Grand Teton!

The Town of Jackson, located in the valley of Jackson Hole, is the central hub for the valley. Named after the famed explorer David “Davey” Jackson, the town keeps its character through land conservation, thoughtful building regulations and a dedication to the natural surroundings.

Even though Jackson is a small town, it is an artistically diverse and a busy town. From blue grass concerts in the Teton Village Commons, summer rodeos in the Town arena to the NY City ballet at the Center for the Arts, there is something to please everyone. The culinary world is not to be overlooked. Diners can experience regional specialties like trout, bison, elk, and local beef from an assortment of 5-star restaurants or indulge in more ethnic options such as Thai, Sushi, and authentic Mexican. Plenty of family friendly options available as well.

Jackson is not a sleepy western town, but a thriving metropolis with something to offer everyone. Connecting to the heritage of the Old West while incorporating modern conveniences and the carefree lifestyle have created a desirable and unique place to live.

Why Wyoming

Wyoming has the honor to be the least populated state in the nation at 550,000 inhabitants.

Tax Friendly state:

No State Corporate Income Tax

No Personal State Income Tax

No State Gift Tax

No State Estate Tax

No Inventory Tax

No Value-added Tax

Low State sales tax

Low Property Taxes

Most business friendly tax climate

Sophisticated Trust Planning

Well-funded public education

Quality of Life

Abundant year-round Outdoor Recreation opportunities

#1 per capita in outdoor recreation participation

Clean air & water

Low crime

Easy access to national and state parks

There are 41 State Parks and historic lands encompassing 49,400 acres of public lands.

Wyoming’s State Government-Constitutional requirement is a balanced budget every year.

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