The Outpost

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THE GROUNDS Set on 7.94 acres in the rural Hidden Hills neighborhood, this classic Jackson Hole log home enjoys a lovely setting, cloaked in privacy. Just 20 minutes from downtown Wilson, the property boasts elevated views of the surrounding mountain ranges.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate direct access to the National Forest that borders the property. Featuring rolling terrain with sagebrush meadows dotted with wildflowers, graced with aspen groves and willows, the property welcomes all walks of Jackson Hole’s remarkable wildlife.

Wake up to a moose or deer browsing outside your window, indulge in glorious summer weather while you step outside for your morning coffee or settle in for an evening of s’mores as you watch the sun set. Backcountry skiers will revel in the easy access to acres of untouched terrain in winter. Hikers will love the opportunity to explore the canyons and trails right from your doorstep.

Bridger Teton National Forest

The property has a fenced backyard and extensive deck spaces from which to enjoy the beautiful setting. Located in one of Jackson Hole’s most scenic areas, Hidden Hills Ranches offers breathtaking vistas and wildlife in every season.

THE ESTATE Have you ever imagined your very own cabin in the mountains? A wonderful retreat to call home? Your special place to relax around a cozy fire while watching the snowflakes pile up in the winter? Or your place to contemplate the glorious summer and fall colors surrounded by nature, views and serenity? Look no further. A grammy nominated singer/songwriter, known for cowriting the Chainsmoker’s “Don’t Let Me Down” and Dua Lipa’s “Don’t Start Now”, nominated for Song of the Year at the 2020 Grammy Awards, Emily Warren found inspiration in this Jackson pied-a-terre.

The 3,900 square foot home features a spacious great room within an open floor plan. Enjoy modern comforts like in-floor radiant heat and air conditioning.

Tall, vaulted ceilings boast expansive view windows taking full advantage of the breathtaking views and natural light. A gas fireplace provides a lovely focal point and cozy ambiance when there is a chill in the air. Equipped with a screen and projector, the living area converts into a media room for movie night.

The primary suite enjoys views overlooking the backyard. Its ensuite bathroom boasts a clawfoot tub, separate shower, two sinks and ample granite counterspace.

Two bonus rooms offer versatility and may be used as additional sleeping space, office space, a gym, rec room or art studio.

In addition to the main living spaces, the main floor features a powder room, a walk-in pantry and a laundry room. The lower floor boasts a guest bedroom with direct walk-out access to the backyard, a bathroom, a sauna and access to the generous 2-car attached garage.

Property Information Sheet Builder: Ed Prater Construction First Floor: Second Floor: Total Habitable:

4020 W Bronco Road

2,252 sf 1,664 sf 3,916 sf

Built : 2001 Common Features: • • • • • • • • •

Asphalt shingles Electric Boiler In-floor heat throughout AC split units (living room, master, studio, downstairs) Hot water heater in crawl space Exterior stained by Log Care, Inc. in 2024 (Inferno heat – thermal heat test & follow up chinking) Radon System One-touch light system Accent lighting on staircase

Main Level: Entry: • Stone floors Walk-in Pantry: • Wood shelves • Cabinetry Kitchen: • Appliances: o Kitchen Aid double wall ovens, 3 years old o Kitchen Aid dishwasher, 3 years old o Subzero refrigerator/freezer o Bosch 5-burner gas range • Drinking water filter in kitchen sink • Hardwood floors • Kitchen & dining painted in 2026

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Granite countertops

Living Room: • Hardwood floors • Gas fireplace • Vaulted ceilings Powder Room Laundry Room: • Sink • Maytag XL washer & dryer • Granite countertops • Tile floors Upstairs: Bonus/Rec Room: • Vaulted ceilings • Balcony • Hardwood floors Primary Bedroom: • Gas fireplace • Ensuite primary bathroom o Double vanity o Clawfoot Soaking tub o Walk-in shower •

Primary closet: o Walk- in with saloon style doors o Built in shelving and rods

Bonus/Studio • Under-eave storage room • Hardwood floors Downstairs Guest Bedroom: • Carpet • Walk-out to backyard • Closet Bathroom:

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¾ bath Granite tops Tile floors

Sauna Exterior • • • • • • •

7.94 acres Private Well Private Septic (pumped in the fall of 2025) Propane tank (Suburban propane) Fenced backyard Patios Deck, recently stained

Note: Information contained herein is to the best of our knowledge, however, Buyer is advised to conduct his/her own due diligence to verify any and all matters deemed of importance to Buyer.

National Forest

National Forest

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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