SUNNING TETON VIEWS
PRIVACY IN JACKSON HOLE, WY
4150 / 4200 S HUFSMITH HILL ROAD • JACKSON HOLE • WY
$16,500,000
4150 S Hufsmith Hill Road - Main House
ACRES LIVING AREA BEDROOMS BATHROOMS 6.16 3,844 sq. ft. 3 4
4200 S Hufsmith Hill Road - 2 Residences
ACRES LIVING AREA BEDROOMS BATHROOMS 4.32 3,359 sq. ft. 4 3
Properties like this rarely come on the market in Jackson Hole. These two elevated parcels are separately deeded and total 10.48 acres with stunning Grand Teton and 360 degree mountain as well as valley views. Only minutes from downtown, the current improvements include three residences, a barn and 7 garage stalls, as well as an abundance of wildlife and privacy. The main log residence sits on the Northern 6.16 acre parcel with unobstructed views of the Grand Tetons. The 3,844 square foot log home was built in 2002 and remodeled in 2024, adding three ensuite bathrooms and a light-filled office off the primary bedroom. The home offers a cozy feel with three fireplaces, loft, and a wonderful great room where you can enjoy your morning coffee while gazing at the Tetons. The guest house and caretaker’s quarters sit on the adjacent, southern 4.32 acre parcel, along with the barn, horse stalls for the equestrian enthusiast, and multiple garage bays. The two guest residences have a total square footage of 3,359 with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. This is a one-of-a-kind, rare opportunity that must be seen.
Equestrian Barn
Private & Quiet Location
Close to Downtown Jackson Hole
Endless Teton & Mountain Views
1 Guest Home + 1 Caretakers Residence
Hiking, Mountain Biking
Stunning Elevated Location
OUTDOOR RECREATION PARADISE
Nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Teton County, Wyoming, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and unparalleled outdoor recreational opportunities. From the rugged peaks of the Grand Teton Range to the serene waters of the Snake River, this region offers a wealth of activities for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Outdoor Recreation Activities
Hiking and Backpacking
• Grand Teton National Park: Offers over 200 miles of trails, ranging from easy day hikes to challenging backcountry routes. Popular hikes include Cascade Canyon, Paintbrush Divide, and the climb to the summit of Grand Teton.
• Bridger-Teton National Forest: Provides additional hiking opportunities with less crowded trails. The Teton Crest Trail is a must-do for avid backpackers.
Skiing and Snowboarding
• Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: World-renowned for its challenging terrain, deep powder, and extensive lift system. A paradise for both beginners and expert skiers.
• Grand Targhee Resort: Known for its family-friendly atmosphere and excellent snow conditions, offering a variety of slopes and terrain parks.
• Snow King Mountain Resort: Offers year-round recreation with skiing, hiking, and stunning views of the Teton Range.
Wildlife Viewing
National Elk Refuge: Home to thousands of wintering elk, as well as bison, wolves, and bald eagles. Sleigh rides are available for up-close viewing.
• Grand Teton National Park: Spot grizzly bears, black bears, moose, and other wildlife in their natural habitats. The park is a prime location for bird watching as well.
Fishing and Boating
• Snake River: Famous for its fly fishing, particularly for cutthroat trout. Guided fishing trips are available for all skill levels.
• Jackson Lake: Offers boating, kayaking, and fishing opportunities with breathtaking views of the Tetons.
Camping
• Jenny Lake Campground: One of the most scenic campgrounds in the park, with access to popular trails and activities.
• Gros Ventre Campground: Located near the Snake River, offering a more secluded camping experience.
Rock Climbing and Mountaineering
• Grand Teton: One of North America’s classic mountaineering destinations. Guided climbs are available for those seeking to reach the summit.
• Blacktail Butte: A popular spot for sport climbing with routes for various skill levels.
Biking
• Mountain Biking: Teton Pass offers thrilling downhill trails, while Cache Creek provides more accessible options.
• Road Biking: Scenic roads like the Moose-Wilson Road offer spectacular views and a good workout.
Rafting and Kayaking
• Snake River: Offers both calm sections for scenic floats and thrilling whitewater rapids for adventurous rafters.
Pr otected Pr op erties in the Jack son H ole Area
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Wyoming Tax Benefits
Wyoming is one of the most tax friendly states in America for both individuals and corporations. Owning land in Wyoming can offer significant reductions in federal income taxes through the strategic use of conservation easements while protecting the land. Here are some of the incredible advantages of owning property in Wyoming.
No personal or corporate income tax.
In Wyoming, you can shield your real estate from federal estate taxes for up to 1,000 years through a dynasty trust for the benefit of your family or other beneficiaries.
No Inheritance or Estate Tax.
No State Gift Tax. The Federal gift tax applies with an exemption of $15,000 annually per recipient, but property owners in Wyoming can gift that real estate to their heirs without paying a state gift tax.
No Tax on Out-of-State Retirement Income.
No Excise Taxes.
No Tax on Mineral Ownership.
No Intangible Taxes - Wyoming doesn’t make you pay taxes on financial assets like stocks and bonds.
No Tax on the Sale of Real Estate.
Contact Anne For More Information
Anne Fish
Private Office Advisor
ENGEL & VÖLKERS
Mobile: +1 307-413-1159
Office: +1 307-201-8800
Internet: annefish.evrealestate.com
Email: anne.fish@evrealestate.com
