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Wyoming Ranch Hoback River Homestead Lists for $59.5 Million After 140 Years

other · 2026-07-27

Listed at $59.5 million, the Hoback River Homestead spans 2,062 acres in Bondurant Valley, Wyoming, marking its first sale since being homesteaded in 1888. Situated just 40 minutes south of Jackson Hole, the property boasts over two miles of frontage along the Hoback River, exclusive access to a native trout fishery, irrigated hay meadows, wetlands, and mountainous areas, with 700 acres irrigated through historic water rights. It adjoins six miles of Bridger-Teton National Forest, offering access to public wilderness and hosting wildlife such as elk, moose, and bears. The ranch includes a 3,414-square-foot home built in 1982 and agricultural facilities, with no conservation easements, allowing for potential expansion. Broker Peter Widener emphasizes the uniqueness of such properties near Jackson Hole.

Key facts

  • Hoback River Homestead spans 2,062 acres in Wyoming's Bondurant Valley.
  • The property has been in the same family for nearly 140 years, since 1888.
  • It is listed for $59.5 million, one of the most expensive properties in Wyoming.
  • Includes over two miles of frontage on both sides of the Hoback River.
  • Borders six miles of Bridger-Teton National Forest on three sides.
  • Features a 3,414-square-foot residence built in 1982.
  • No conservation easements are attached to the property.
  • Broker Peter Widener of Hall & Hall is handling the listing.

Entities

Institutions

  • Hall & Hall
  • Realtor.com
  • Robb Report

Locations

  • Wyoming
  • Hoback Basin
  • Jackson Hole
  • Bondurant Valley
  • Hoback River
  • Bridger-Teton National Forest
  • Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

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