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Water: Private (Community); Well

Sewer: Septic (existing)

Miscellaneous: Water Rights Incl

Basement: Partial

Construction: Stick Built On Site; Log

Exterior: Combo; Log; Log Siding; Wood

Amenities: Barn / Stable; Cathedral Ceiling; Deck; Furnished; Hi-Speed Internet; Horse Set-up; Jetted Tub; Landscaped; Pool; Sauna; Snowmobiling; Storage Shed

Property Features: Adjacent Open Space; Adjacent Pub Land; Conservation Easement; Electric to Property; Fenced; Fishing; Forest Access; No CC&R's; Not in Subdivision; On Gravel Road; Phone to Lot Line; River Access; Trees; Wooded Lot

Interior Trim: Mixed

Exterior Trim: Mixed

Roof: Comp Shingle; Metal

Air Conditioning: None

Fuel Type: Combo; Electric; Propane

Heat: Electric Baseboard

Appliances: Dishwasher; Dryer; Freezer; Microwave; Range; Refrigerator; Washer

Water Softener: None

Driveway: Asphalt; Gravel

View: Grand Teton View; Gros Ventre Mtn View; Mountain View; Scenic; Teton View

Special Rooms: Billiards; Bonus Room; Exercise Room; Pantry; Steam Room; Storage

Lifestyle: Equestrian/Polo; Guest Ranch; Historic/Antique; Mountain; Outdoor Recreation; Pets Allowed; Ranch/Farm; Recreational Ranch; Resort; Sporting Ranch

Jackson Hole's Most Scenic Views Lost Creek's location at the foot of the Gros Ventre Mountains, the eastern side of Jackson Hole, gives it uninterrupted views of the expanse of the Teton Range to the west. From the deck of the main lodge, the Tetons span the horizon. Their serrated, snow-capped summits soar more than a vertical mile from the sagebrush flats of the valley floor. Wilderness Wonderland in Perpetuity Nestled between Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Lost Creek Ranch is an island surrounded by protected wilderness. The Halpin family contributed 50 of the Ranch's original 120 acres to the Park and put another 20 acres under a scenic conservation covenant. The remaining acreage is comprised of the guest ranch and a small residential community. The surrounding Park and National Forest land is protected from development, and the Ranch owners and guests have access to all of the recreational and wildlife watching opportunities of both. A Beacon of Beauty, Grace, and Charm Lost Creek Ranch was homesteaded in 1922. Its history as a guest ranch started in 1927, when San Francisco financier Albert Schwabacher purchased the property and began building guest cabins and a lodge. For the next two decades, Schwabacher summered at the ranch and hosted his friends from around the world, many of whom had never before seen the Tetons. Lost Creek is now coming up on its 100th anniversary as a guest ranch. Lost Creek isn't merely something you own, but a place that weaves its way into the fabric of your being. The Ranch and its access to the Tetons had such a hold on Jerry and Helen Halpin, owners since 1969, that Jerry was inspired to found the nonprofit Grand Teton National Park Foundation to support the neighboring national park he loved so much. Weave Yourself into the Legacy of the West Lost Creek Ranch isn't a place you merely own. You are its stewardcaring for the land, the Ranch's legacy, and even the lives of guests. "The past, present, and future owners of Lost Creek make a difference in the world by changing people's lives; there are not many opportunities to do that in such a profound, authentic way," says Gene Kilgore, a leading authority on guest ranches. "While Lost Creek is under your care, you have the opportunity to create treasured, lasting memories for guests from around the world, and to reconnect them with the natural rhythm of the Earth, and to do the same for your family and friends." Western Heritage If its new owners decide to keep Lost Creek open as a guest ranch, there is an opportunity to operate it year-round. While only a handful of the buildings are currently winterized, its Conditional Use Permit allows it to serve guests year-round. The Ranch also has additional entitlementsthe main lodge can be expanded, and new guest cabins, and owner's and manager's houses can be built. Each of the .81 acre lots in the Lost Creek Community can have a home, guest home, and garage. An Outdoor Playground Lost Creek Ranch is turn-key. Everything needed to continue operating it as Jackson Hole's premiere guest ranch is included in the sale. The permits the Ranch currently holds to take guests on floating, fishing, and horseback riding experiences in Grand Teton National Park and to have day and overnight horseback riding trips, cookouts, and campouts on the Bridger-Teton National Forest can be available to a successful applicant. These permits to operate in the Park and the National Forest are invaluable to the experience offered by the Ranch.