Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Bordering National Forest on two sides, this 20-acre parcel holds great potential. With varying contours, the property is diverse in both terrain and vegetation with several possible sites to build. Perched on the top of Horse Creek Canyon, this location also enjoys sweeping views of Munger and the surrounding peaks.
Courtesy: Compass Real Estate
307-733-6060
Nestled in the heart of nature's grandeur, this 2.33-acre parcel offers surround views of the Teton Range. Located just south of Jackson Hole, this property combines the serenity of wide open spaces with the convenience of a prime location. Whether you're envisioning your dream mountain retreat or a custom built home to soak in the beauty of every season, this flat, build-ready lot makes it all possible. With access to community water already in place, your construction process is simplified, so you can focus on designing the perfect space to match this breathtaking setting.
Courtesy: Century 21 Jackson Hole
307-732-8181
Arguably the BEST lot on the BEST street in Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis resort subdivision is now available for sale. Lot 23 sits at the north end of the cul-de-sac with sweeping views of The Grand, Teton Village and east to the Sleeping Indian. This is The only home that sits on the 3rd hole par 3 at the acclaimed Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis with year around amenities and activities. Bring your buyers to see the possibilities of one of the last remaining opportunities to build a dream home at JHG&T.
Courtesy: Prugh Real Estate LLC
307-413-2468
Directly bordering Grand Teton National Park, this exceptional 3-acre homesite is located just north of Jackson and offers sweeping views of the Grand Teton, Sleeping Indian Mountain, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the surrounding mountain ranges. The flat, easily developable parcel presents a rare opportunity to build in one of the valley's most sought-after locations. Conveniently situated near Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club, the Jackson Hole Airport, the Town of Jackson, and the region's renowned national parks, the property combines exceptional scenery with outstanding accessibility.
Courtesy: Live Water Properties LLC
307-734-6100
Permit-ready Olson Kundig river residence opportunity on 18.8 acres along the Snake River corridor on Bear Island. This architect-led, shovel-ready offering is set along quiet Prince Lane among large neighboring parcels that preserve privacy and open landscape. Approved plans by Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig include approximately 7,325 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and three baths, conceived as a timeless mountain modern retreat grounded in steel, wood, concrete, and stone. Extensive entitlement, design, and pre-construction coordination is complete, allowing immediate momentum toward building. Remaining development capacity supports a future guest house, offering flexibility for extended family, guests, or staff in one of Jackson Hole's most rare private riverfront settings. The Land Leads When Tom Kundig first walked the site, he was struck by its contrast. Dense evergreen and deciduous trees create privacy and refuge, while the land opens west toward the Snake River and the mountains beyond. He describes the condition as an ecotone, the threshold between forest and open landscape, and notes that "the land was asking for restraint." The approved residence responds with discipline. Organized into two parallel wings over two levels, the structure sits quietly within the trees and opens deliberately toward light and view. Arrival begins in a protected courtyard so the architecture never competes with the landscape. Distant views are revealed gradually. Natural wood siding and a muted material palette allow the home to blend into its surroundings rather than dominate them. Elevated Living, Framed Views The primary living spaces are positioned on the upper level, lifted above the riverbank to control sightlines while capturing long western views once selective tree clearing is completed. From the great room and primary suite, sunsets over the mountains become part of daily ritual. Kundig designed the movement through the house as a sequence of compression and release. A glass connector separates the wings and opens into a double-height entry, creating a moment of volume before guiding residents toward the social heart of the home. Clerestory windows bring balanced daylight deep into the interiors. The architecture shapes light rather than fighting it, moderating intense mountain sun while preserving transparency. Within its 7,325 square feet, the program is deliberate rather than excessive. Four bedrooms and three baths provide privacy and comfort, while the majority of the volume is dedicated to shared living spaces. The design emphasizes how the home lives, not how large it is. Architecture and Interior in Dialogue The interiors, conceived by Windsor Smith, were developed not as decoration but as continuation of the architectural intent. "The architecture leads," she explains. "The interiors are there to enhance the experience of living in that landscape, never to interrupt it." Material selections were drawn directly from the environment. Deep gray-greens, soft stone tones, rough woods, leathers, darker bronzes, and blackened steel echo the colors of the Snake River and surrounding forest. "Nothing in the home is meant to compete with the view," Smith notes. "It's about swaths of texture, not decoration." Tall doors preserve light flow. Finishes are tactile and porous rather than glossy or ornate. Lighting is architectural and utilitarian, integrated into the structure rather than treated as statement pieces. The result is an interior language that feels grounded and quiet, allowing the landscape to remain the focal point. Designed for Gathering and Retreat At its core, Bear Island is conceived as a place to gather. The west wing centers on a generous great room where kitchen, dining, and living spaces flow together in one open environment. Structural steel enables wide spans and expansive glass, reinforcing openness without excess. The kitchen remains fully integrated into the social space, designed as the functional and emotional center of the home. Bedrooms are intentionally more intimate, offering refuge without unnecessary scale. Smaller sitting areas and transitions create quiet corners for reflection. As Kundig describes it, the house balances prospect and refuge, supporting both communal life and stillness. "This was about crafting how a family would live in that environment," Windsor Smith says, "not simply furnishing a structure." Riverfront Recreation and Daily Immersion Bear Island is not simply river-adjacent. The property extends into the Snake River corridor itself, creating direct access to one of the most ecologically rich environments in the valley. Time here is measured outdoors. Morning walks along the riparian edge. Snowshoeing and Nordic skiing across open river flats in winter. Sunset picnics beneath the nearly 6,000-foot vertical rise of the Tetons as alpenglow settles across the range. From the riverbank, casting a fly to native Snake River cutthroat trout becomes part of the rhythm of the seasons. Elk, moose, fox, and deer regularly traverse the property, using the corridor as intended. It is prime habitat that remains active and undisturbed. The house frames this experience, but the land defines it. A Fully Resolved Vision Beyond its architectural pedigree and land value, Bear Island offers something increasingly rare in a river and wildlife corridor setting: certainty. Construction documents are complete. HOA approvals are secured. The building permit has been issued by Teton County. Pre-construction coordination has been integrated with the builder. Interior materials, lighting, and hardware selections have already been specified. "An extraordinary team was assembled," Windsor Smith reflects. "For the right buyer, the real luxury is that this work has already been done." In an environment where entitlements are complex and timelines unpredictable, the ability to begin construction immediately represents meaningful value. The arc
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
This 17.77 acre Snake River private estate offers a rare opportunity to step into full seclusion in Jackson Hole. With nearly 900 feet of river frontage and neighboring conservation lands protecting the surrounding landscape, the setting feels private, wild, and remarkably untouched. Spend mornings fishing for native trout from your own bank and afternoons exploring nearby national forest trails by foot, ski, or horseback. The Tetons rise just to the north with Grand Teton National Park within reach. For those seeking space, water, and a deeper connection to the land, this riverfront property offers a foundation that is increasingly difficult to find in the valley.
Courtesy: Engel & Volkers Jackson Hole
307-201-8800
Build your legacy in Jackson Hole's most exclusive communities. Welcome to Lot 81, a rare .56 acre offering positioned directly along the 5th fairway. This exceptional homesite combines golf course frontage, walkable access to the Snake River, and immediate entry into the Bridger Teton National Forest, creating one of the most dynamic and desirable locations within the Snake River Sporting Club. Key features: Preliminary ARB approval in place -- a valuable head start on the building process, Architectural renderings included, offering a clear vision for a future mountain retreat, TOPO survey completed, saving time and cost for the next owner. Enjoy a lifestyle without compromise, ownership at the Snake River Sporting Club unlocks a host of unmatched year round amenities for you and your family. Tom Weiskopf championship golf course, private river access and guided outdoor adventures, equestrian center and miles of riding trails, clubhouse, pool, fitness center, spa and multiple dining options, Nordic Skiing, ice skating, and private backcountry access in the winter.
Courtesy: Prugh Real Estate LLC
307-413-2468
Situated on 5.16 private, wooded acres within the Solitude subdivision, this exceptional homesite offers a private water well, mature trees, abundant wildlife and filtered views of the Teton Range—an ideal setting for a custom Jackson Hole retreat. The offering includes HOA pre-approved architectural plans, allowing for a streamlined and efficient path to construction. Solitude is one of the few communities in the valley to provide residents with private access to the Snake River for walking and fishing. Located in a premier neighborhood just minutes from the Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis, and Grand Teton National Park, this is a rare opportunity to build in one of Jackson Hole's most desirable settings.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Jackson Hole
307-201-5231
The Munger Mountain Ranch lies 7 miles south of the Jackson Town Square & is adjacent to the Munger Mountain Elementary School. It is bordered on 3 sides by the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The 84 acres consists of cultivated hay meadow, pasture & forested hillside. It has operated for nearly 100 years as a small cattle & horse ranch & maintains it AG tax status. The adjacent Forest Service lands are rich in diverse wildlife & habitat including winter-range & spring nursery lands. This 84-acre parcel is one of the last large tracts of land in Teton County. Approximately 35 acres is zoned Rural-2 while the remaining 49 acres is zoned Workforce Home Business. With less than 3% of the lands in Teton Cty privately owned, this rare, large parcel offers many possibilities & opportunities.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Rare Development Opportunity Adjacent to Snow King -- Located immediately adjacent to Snow King, this exceptional redevelopment offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 0.96 acres in a premier, downtown-adjacent location and the cornerstone of the Snow King Commercial district. The assemblage benefits from dual zoning, with three lots zoned NM-2 and three lots zoned CR-1, providing significant flexibility across a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use development strategies. The NM-2 zoning is intended to accommodate medium- to higher-density residential development, with a strong emphasis on promoting workforce housing through a diverse mix of detached and attached residential types. Buildings within the NM-2 and CR-1 zone Rare Redevelopment Opportunity Adjacent to Snow King Gondola Located immediately adjacent to the Snow King Gondola, this exceptional redevelopment offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 0.96 acres in a premier, downtown-adjacent location and the cornerstone of the Snow King Commercial district. The assemblage benefits from dual zoning, with three lots zoned NM-2 and three lots zoned CR-1, providing significant flexibility across a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use development strategies. The NM-2 zoning is intended to accommodate medium- to higher-density residential development, with a strong emphasis on promoting workforce housing through a diverse mix of detached and attached residential types. Buildings within the NM-2 and CR-1 zone may be developed up to three stories in height, supporting efficient site planning and density. The CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, and allows for residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay allows for short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses, subject to approval. Assemblages of this size, zoning diversity, and proximity to Snow King Mountain Resort are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier mountain town location.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Jackson. This offering includes six contiguous town lots totaling approximately 1.02 acres, located just west of the Center for the Arts and a few blocks south of Town Square. Zoned CR-1 and within the Lodging Overlay, the property allows for a wide range of residential, lodging, and mixed-use redevelopment options. CR-1 zoning supports higher-density, downtown-adjacent residential and mixed-use projects, while the Lodging Overlay permits short-term rentals and traditional lodging uses subject to approval. Assemblages of this size and flexibility are increasingly rare, making this a compelling opportunity for developers or investors seeking long-term value in a premier location.
Courtesy: Live Water Properties LLC
307-734-6100
Lot 82 is a secluded and maturely treed homesite at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the southern edge of Snake River Sporting Club, one of Jackson Hole's most exclusive private communities. Set along the Tom Weiskopf-designed Championship course, the parcel spans more than a half-acre and supports a custom residence up to 5,500 square feet. Surrounded by established trees with filtered mountain and fairway views, the setting balances privacy with immediate access to the Club's outdoor pursuits. Snake River Sporting Club offers a level of luxury and outdoor living that is unique in the Jackson Hole valley. Owners enjoy a private, world-class golf course, direct access to the Snake River for fly fishing and rafting, miles of hiking and biking trails, and a year-round equestrian center. In winter, groomed Nordic trails, tubing, and other snow amenities create a true four-season experience. The Clubhouse, dining, and curated member programming further elevate the lifestyle, creating a refined but relaxed mountain environment. Lot 82 combines privacy, natural beauty, and access to exceptional amenities, offering an opportunity to build a legacy property in one of Jackson Hole's premier communities.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
A vacant 1.8-acre parcel in the coveted Bar B Bar Meadows subdivision, bordering an expansive open space and wildlife corridor frequented by migrating herds of iconic Jackson Hole wildlife. The property offers spectacular 360-degree views of the Tetons and the surrounding mountain ranges. Ideally located minutes from over 70 miles of dedicated bike paths, world-class fly fishing and endless access to public lands. This property offers a balance of serenity and convenience—just 10 minutes to the Town of Jackson and 10 minutes to Grand Teton National Park. An ideal Jackson Hole retreat.
Courtesy: Sporting Club Realty, LLC
307-201-2567
With natural, native surroundings and Martin Creek meandering through the land, this opportunity includes two adjacent lots packaged together. Lot 38 consists of 0.62 acres, and the adjacent Lot 39 consists of 0.72 acres, totaling a combined 1.34 acres. The building envelopes are distinct on each lot, allowing the owner to build a main home on one lot and a guest home on the second. Alternatively, the owner could simply develop one lot and hold the second for future resale or for privacy. The lots cannot be replatted as one, but they can be developed to function as a whole assuming the owner adheres to the existing building guidelines. Martin Creek runs through both lots creating unique opportunities for water features and integrated landscape design. Combining privacy, community, and access to world-class activities, the Sporting Club is in its final stages of development, and this is a special opportunity to creatively design and build. Privately positioned yet minutes from the Clubhouse, pool, hiking trails, and the river. Future owner must adhere to Club membership policies for homeowners and will need the standard approvals from the community Architectural Review Board. See the plat maps and building envelopes in the attached images.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
The Valley View Trailer Park is situated on three lots, zoned for Mobile Home Park use. Centrally located in the Town of Jackson, within walking distance of Public Transit, the Town Square, and Snow King Resort. Eleven mobile homes owned by the Seller are included in the sale. There is also an 864 sq. ft. 2-bedroom, 1-bath home on the property. Great potential opportunity for development with a zoning change to NH-1. The surrounding properties are zoned NH-1, allowing for high-density housing, including apartment-style buildings.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Steeped in local history and lore, the Porter Ranch Subdivision's origins date back nearly a century to a different time in Jackson Hole. Nestled amidst the breathtaking ranchland of Jackson Hole lies the valley's newest neighborhood. This carefully planned subdivision bridges the area's rich ranching history with a promising future for our growing community. This ideal location on South Park Loop Road has direct access to the celebrated community pathway system, schools, shopping, and more. Each lot will be fronted by a paved street and sidewalks, and connected to utilities by the Town of Jackson (Water & Sewer), Lower Valley Energy (Electric & Natural Gas), Spectrum (Cable), and SilverStar Communications (Fiber Optic). Lot 56 offers 3,357 SqFt of development potential on .28 acres.
Courtesy: Sporting Club Realty, LLC
307-201-2567
Lot 41 is .57 acres and is one of the last remaining homesites at the Snake River Sporting Club. Surrounded by native landscape, with direct access to Bridger-Teton National Forest and the Snake River, this homesite is tucked between Holes 6 and 7 of the Tom Weiskopf designed championship golf course. With fiber-optics and all utilities stubbed to the property, Lot 41 enjoys privacy and has views over the fairway and the rugged Snake River Canyon. Building envelope allows up 5,500 square feet and the location allows private access to the Clubhouse, golf course, racquet courts, spa, fitness center, hiking trails and dining outlets of the Snake River Sporting Club.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Gros Ventre North is one of Jackson Hole's most iconic legacy communities, blending a central location with commanding, elevated views that stretch across the valley in every direction. Perfectly positioned between the towns of Jackson and Wilson, residents enjoy effortless access to the valley's most treasured amenities—from the Snake River and Teton Pass to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the vibrant cultural offerings of downtown Jackson. Life atop the Butte offers a rare level of privacy and immersion in nature, with a landscape of mature aspens, native sagebrush, and the abundant wildlife that defines the Jackson Hole ecosystem. Lot 89, located on the serene east side of Gros Ventre North, is bordered by hundreds of acres of protected conservation land, ensuring peace, privacy, and enduring natural beauty. From this elevated setting, the property enjoys sweeping vistas over the historic ranchlands of Spring Gulch Valley and breathtaking sunrises over the Gros Ventre Mountains and the iconic Sleeping Indian. A truly exceptional parcel, Lot 89 offers the opportunity to create a private retreat within one of Jackson Hole's most prestigious neighborhoodswhere legacy landscapes and modern luxury living converge.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Available for the first time this classic ranch on 35-acres provides a rare opportunity to have a legacy property that affords flexibility for expansion. With Teton Views, Spring Creek, open pasture land, an owner can enjoy their slice of paradise. With no conservation easement, HOA, or restrictive covenants, this is one of the most accessible larger-acreage opportunities in Jackson Hole.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Vogel Hill is a private, gated subdivision surrounded by protected lands. Comprised of just 8 Ranch parcels, the subdivision balances an authentic natural setting with the proximity of the Town of Jackson and its amenities. The subdivision's central location within the valley adds to its desirability with convenient access to downtown Jackson or the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Graced with natural aspen forests, accentuated by mature stands of evergreens and sagebrush meadows filled with native wildflowers, Ranch 3 boasts 35.2 acres with magnificent Teton views and exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities. Direct access to 117 acres of protected acres and trails. Residents enjoy access to a quaint log cabin at the base of the hill for private social events and fishing.
Courtesy: Sporting Club Realty, LLC
307-201-2567
Lot 33 at Snake River Sporting Club consists of just over a half-acre and is privately situated on the Tom Weiskopf designed Championship 18-hole golf course. Surrounded by mature trees with close proximity to hiking trails and the Snake River, this homesite provides the opportunity to build a custom home up to 5,500 total square feet. This homesite is one of three remaining developer-owned lots at the Snake River Sporting Club.
Courtesy: Compass Real Estate
307-733-6060
3.69-acre commercial offering includes two adjacent parcels with 600 feet of Highway 89 frontage. Zoned CR-3, the site allows for multifamily housing, retail, office, or mixed-use development, making it ideal for a variety of investment strategies. Situated across from Smith's Grocery, the property offers high visibility, excellent accessibility, and immediate proximity to shops, schools, and pathways.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Steeped in local history and lore, the Porter Ranch Subdivision's origins date back nearly a century to a different time in Jackson Hole. Nestled amidst the breathtaking ranchland of Jackson Hole lies the valley's newest neighborhood. This carefully planned subdivision bridges the area's rich ranching history with a promising future for our growing community. This ideal location on South Park Loop Road has direct access to the celebrated community pathway system, schools, shopping, and more. Each lot will be fronted by a paved street and sidewalks, and connected to utilities by the Town of Jackson (Water & Sewer), Lower Valley Energy (Electric & Natural Gas), Spectrum (Cable), and SilverStar Communications (Fiber Optic). Lot 29 offers 3,362 SqFt of development potential on .28 acres.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Steeped in local history and lore, the Porter Ranch Subdivision's origins date back nearly a century to a different time in Jackson Hole. Nestled amidst the breathtaking ranchland of Jackson Hole lies the valley's newest neighborhood. This carefully planned subdivision bridges the area's rich ranching history with a promising future for our growing community. This ideal location on South Park Loop Road has direct access to the celebrated community pathway system, schools, shopping, and more. Each lot will be fronted by a paved street and sidewalks, and connected to utilities by the Town of Jackson (Water & Sewer), Lower Valley Energy (Electric & Natural Gas), Spectrum (Cable), and SilverStar Communications (Fiber Optic). Lot 67 offers 3,252 SqFt of development potential on .28 acres.
Courtesy: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty
307-733-9009
Steeped in local history and lore, the Porter Ranch Subdivision's origins date back nearly a century to a different time in Jackson Hole. Nestled amidst the breathtaking ranchland of Jackson Hole lies the valley's newest neighborhood. This carefully planned subdivision bridges the area's rich ranching history with a promising future for our growing community. This ideal location on South Park Loop Road has direct access to the celebrated community pathway system, schools, shopping, and more. Each lot will be fronted by a paved street and sidewalks, and connected to utilities by the Town of Jackson (Water & Sewer), Lower Valley Energy (Electric & Natural Gas), Spectrum (Cable), and SilverStar Communications (Fiber Optic). Lot 7 offers 3,363 SqFt of development potential on .28 acres.
Jackson is located in Wyoming. Jackson, Wyoming has a population of 10,728. Jackson is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 48.26% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.98%.
The median household income in Jackson, Wyoming is $83,289. The median household income for the surrounding county is $94,498 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Jackson is 33.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 2.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 20 inches per year, with 109 inches of snow per year.
