Water Type: Private Well

Sewer Type: Septic

Fuel Type: Propane

Basement: Crawl

Exterior: Vinyl

Roof Type: Composite Asphalt

AC Type: Central Air

Heat Type: Gas Forced Air

Driveway: Gravel

Ranch Type: Horse Ranch; Pasture; Sheep Ranch

County: Sheridan

Road Surface: Gravel

Buildings 1: Exterior MetalSiding; Const: Frame; Roof:Metal; Floor:Dirt; Condition:Good

Buildings 2: Const:Frame; Roof:Metal

Amenities: Ceiling Fan(s); Greenhouse; Mudroom; Pantry; Walk-In Closet; Water Softener; Deck

Property Features: Creek; Cross Fencing; Electricity; Fence; Garden; Mountain View; Rolling Hills; RV Parking; Utility Shed

Acceptable Financing: Cash; Conventional; Farm Home; FHA; RD; VA; WCDA

The land is fully fenced and cross-fenced for livestock, with a seasonal creek running across the property providing a natural water source. A spacious 60x30 ft barn -- equipped with water and electric -- includes a heated tack room with water softener, two extra-large stalls, two standard stalls, an enclosed hay storage area, and covered parking for your 4-wheeler or equipment. This property is a natural fit for equestrian use: there is room to add a second barn, a roping or riding arena, or additional turnout shelters to complete your dream horse operation. Three additional outbuildings offer equipment storage, and two oversized mobile greenhouses extend your growing season for early starts on spring planting. The 1,680 sq ft open-concept home was built in 2018 and features large windows that frame sweeping rolling-hill views and fill the home with natural light. The kitchen is the heart of the home: a generous island with drawers and cabinetry galore, a full walk-in pantry with room for a chest freezer and canning supplies. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet, dual sinks, a large linen closet, and a walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the layout. The mud and laundry room keeps things organized right at the entry, and a gas fireplace adds warmth on cold Wyoming evenings. Step through the kitchen sliding glass doors into an attached sunroom that helps offset winter heating costs and serves as a comfortable four-season retreat. Outside, Mornings here begin on the front deck -- big sky above, rolling pastures ahead, and the kind of stillness that reminds you why people fall in love with Wyoming. A landscaped front yard, a fenced garden with established strawberries, rhubarb, raspberry bushes, and several fruit trees await the next owner. Current livestock (Dorper/Katahdin sheep, Nigerian Dwarf goats, and several chicken breeds) and their care supplies are available for negotiations. Whether you are planting roots in Wyoming for the first time or finally making the move you have been planning for years, this property delivers the space, freedom, and infrastructure that true acreage buyers demand. All measurements are approximate.