This modern barndominium is a rustic structure of a barn with a high end living space upstairs. The downstairs provides a large working, storage, or recreational area, which can be used as a wood shop, garage, or ag storage with horses. The floors are concrete with a half bath and… Read More four oversized garage doors. Mountain views in all directions and beautiful sunsets over the Big Holes make for the ideal country living spot. 40 acres of land of which the majority is zoned agricultural makes the tax base affordable. Read Less
Courtesy of Doug Herrick, Compass Real Estate 307-733-6060
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
118
Last Updated
Property Type
Single Family Residence
Beds
3
Full Baths
2
Partial Baths
1
Square Ft.
1,877
Lot Size
40.26 Acres
Year Built
2024
MLS Number
26-1237
Additional Details
Property Access
Road Surface: Gravel
Building
Built in 2024, Living area: 1877.0, Construction Materials: Combo, Cedar, Stick Built On Site
Cooling
None
Exterior Features
Patio/Porch Features: Deck, Patio, Balcony
Floors
Hardwood Floors
Garage
6 spaces
Heating
Forced Air
Home Owner's Association
Association Fee: $0
Interior Features
High Speed Internet, Cathedral Ceiling(s)
Lot
40.26 acres, Year Round Access, ST Rentals Allowed, No CC&R's, Not in Subdivision
Parking
Gravel, Garage Door Opener
Property
Other structures: Storage, Valley, Mountain(s)
Roof
Shingle
Sewer
Septic (existing)
Taxes
Parcel Number: RP04N45E121201, Annual Amount: $2,770.58, Year: 2025, Zoning description: Single Family
Utilities
Cable Available, Phone to Lot Line, Water Source: Well
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