25675 Buffalo Run
THE GROUNDS Discover this amazing opportunity to own a home in beautiful Buffalo Valley on the north eastern fringe of Grand Teton National Park. Bordering National Forest, which, in turn borders Grand Teton National Park, the property offers unrivaled access to millions of acres of public lands. From exceptional wildlife viewing to outdoor recreational opportunities, the property is unlike any other in Teton County. Set on 1.08 acres, the property boasts a pleasant mix of mature spruce and tall aspen trees, balanced with grassy meadows and south facing views over the Buffalo River valley. Access to the Absaroka Range and its endless recreational pursuits is easy from nearby Togwotee Pass, offering some of the most breathtaking vistas from season to season.
THE ESTATE The charming 2,502 square foot, 3 bedroom stick-built home was very thoughtfully designed for passive solar energy and includes a stone fireplace, centrally located, for optimal warmth and a cozy ambiance. Imagine the sounds of the crackling fire when snow blankets the outdoors. Sit back with a comfortable throw, a good book or favorite show and immerse yourself in the magic of your very own cabin in the woods. The interior is filled with natural light and scenic views, beautifully framed by large view windows on the south side. The home’s floor plan flows naturally and efficiently with main living spaces and the primary suite on the main floor, including the laundry, and guest bedrooms and bathroom on the second floor. A partial basement accommodates an extra freezer and the water treatment system. A custom-built railing with natural pine boughs and cones, designed by Brad Watsabaugh from Spirit Woodworks, artfully adorns the main stair case.
Immaculately maintained, the property boasts many new features including a new boiler with copper piping, new top of the line KitchenAid and LG appliances, new CaesarStone bathroom counter tops, new carpeting in the bedrooms and loft, and new ceiling fans to name a few recent upgrades.
A detached 2 vehicle garage offers abundant attic storage space. A bonus room attached to the garage may be used for additional storage, a gym or studio. Budding botanists or green thumbs will love the greenhouse and raised garden beds. A gazebo with its own wood-burning fireplace offers another retreat where one can experience the outdoors in comfort.
Buffalo Run shares a community water system. With easy access to Turpin Meadows Ranch, the Buffalo Fork River, Togwotee Pass and Grand Teton National Park, this property has so much to offer, all in a special setting with wonderful privacy. Just 45 minutes from the Town of Jackson, this exceptional and unique pied-a-terre is an oasis of tranquility, a coveted retreat you’ll appreciate for its serenity without sacrificing the best of Jackson Hole’s lifestyle, wildlife and amenities.
Property Information Sheet 25675 Buffalo Run
Builder: Architect:
Original Construction: Vannis D. Parkhurst 2003 Addition: Lee May Construction 2003 Addition: Strout Architects
First Floor: Second Floor: Total Habitable:
1,720 sf 782 sf 2,502 sf
Basement: appx: Built: 1976 Addition: 2003
114 sf
Zoning: R3 Common Features:
Cedar shake shingle roof Propane gas-powered boiler (new in winter of 2026): for radiant in-floor heat and water heater Gas-powered hydronic in-floor heat on main level Electric wall heaters upstairs Fiber optic internet Lighting fixtures (all new in 2023) Faucets (all new in 2023) Hot water tank (new in 2026)
Main Level: Mud Room: Stone floors HVAC boiler and water heater Kitchen: Hickory hardwood floors Tile backsplash Granite counter top Custom wood cabinetry Page 1 of 3
Kitchen windows (all new glass in 2026) Appliances: (all new appliances in 2024) o KitchenAid Range/oven o Kitchen Aid Dishwasher o Kitchen Aid Refrigerator/freezer Drinking water filter in kitchen sink
Living Room: Hickory hardwood floors Wood burning fireplace Vaulted ceilings with wood cladding Ceiling fans (new in 2023) Custom railing designed by Brad Watsabaugh from Spirit Woodworks Laundry Room: LG washer & dryer (new in 2024) Primary Bedroom: Ensuite primary bathroom o Double vanity o CaesarStone counter tops (new in 2024) o Clawfoot cast iron soaking tub o Walk-in shower o Water closet serves as a powder room
Primary closet: o Walk- in with saloon style doors o Built in shelving and rods
Upstairs: Guest Bedroom #1 Wool carpeting (new in 2024) Guest Bedroom #2 Wool carpeting (new in 2024) Guest Bathroom Loft/Office space Wool carpeting (new in 2026) Basement: Whirlpool freezer Water softener and filtration system (new in 2024)
Water softener and filtration system (new in 2024)
Exterior
1.08 acres Bordering National Forest Community well Private septic located off of the eastern deck (pumped fall/winter 2023) Propane tank (back of house, orange pole) New garden beds with organic soil and compost (summer of 2025) Decks (re-stained summer of 2026) Gazebo o Wood-burning fireplace o Built-in benches
Detached Garage 2 car Upstairs storage area Bonus room/gym, heated Adjacent greenhouse Note: Information contained herein is to the best of Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty’s knowledge, however, Buyer is advised to conduct his/her own due diligence to verify any and all matters deemed of importance to Buyer.
Service Providers HVAC: Poco Plumbing: Whole Heart Plumbing Snowplowing: Clint Petersen Internet: Silverstar Landscaping: Fernando New pavers forthcoming
THE LOCATION Jackson is one of the most scenic areas in the United States, offering limitless opportunities to explore or to sit back and enjoy the views. With Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks at its doorstep, 97% of the lands in and around Jackson are permanently protected as public lands or via private conservation easements. It is comforting to know that todays scenery will be preserved for future generations to come.
NATIONAL PARKS
Located just 10 minutes north of the home, Grand Teton National Park preserves a spectacular landscape rich with majestic mountains, pristine lakes, and extraordinary wildlife. Located just 1 hour from the property, Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872 is Americas first national park. It is home to a large variety of wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Preserved within Yellowstone National Park are Old Faithful and a collection of the worlds most extraordinary geysers and hot springs.
SKI RESORTS
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has ranked as number one in Forbes Magazines Top 10 Ski Resorts in North America List for nine of the last ten years. Forbes ranking of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, which it calls the “best-skiing mountain in North America,” also highlights recent lift improvements, great snow, and growing status as a cultural and culinary destination. Snow King Mountain opened as Jackson’s first ski area and one of the first in the United States. Today, Snow King welcomes hopeful Olympians as a top downhill training camp destination.
CULTURE
Jackson Hole’s vibrant arts scene, anchored by the Jackson Hole Art Association, offers diverse classes and resources for creative expression. The area’s numerous galleries showcase both traditional, Western art, and contemporary interpretations, complemented by events like film festivals and auctions. Meanwhile, the Grand Teton Music Festival, with its prestigious lineup and chamber music offerings, continues to enchant audiences, solidifying Jackson Hole as a cultural destination.
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