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Water: Private (Community)

Sewer: Private (Community)

Basement: Partially Finished

Construction: Stick Built On Site

Exterior: Combo; Stone; Wood

Furnished: Unfurnished

Amenities: Cable; Cathedral Ceiling(s); Deck; Fire Sprinkler System; Garage Door Opener; Gazebo; High Speed Internet; Hot Tub; Jetted Tub; Landscaped; Multi-Media Wiring; Patio; Sauna; Security System; Skylight; Sprinkler System; Wet Bar

Property Features: Cable to Property; Cul-De-Sac; Electric to Property; Paved; Phone to Lot Line; Seasnl Strm (Ditch); Stream; Trees; Wooded; Year Round Access

Interior Trim: Mixed; Stone

Hardwood Floors: Stone

Exterior Trim: Mixed; Redwood; Stone

Roof: Shake; Wood; Other

Fuel Type: Electric; Propane

Heat: Forced Air

Appliances: Dishwasher; Disposal; Dryer; Freezer; Microwave; Range/Oven/Cooktop; Refrigerator; Trash Compactor; Washer

Water Softener: Included

Driveway: Paver Block

View: Grand Teton View; Gros Ventre Mtn View; Mountain View; Sleeping Indian View; Teton View; Water

Special Rooms: Mud Room; Pantry; Steam Room; Storage; Wine Cellar

Documents: CC&Rs; Floor Plan; Misc Documents; Plat Map

Lifestyle: Golf; Resort

The modern stone and wood house is named Eagle's Nest because it is perched so gloriously and laid out with accordion-like birds wings to maximize the dramatic views. Imagine gazing up at the moonlit Tetons from the hot tub or watching the sunset reflect off the Sleeping Indian under the Gazebo or from a lounge chair on the private deck outside the master bedroom. An additional easement that the existing homeowner acquired creates yet another intimate outdoor space along the creek for an afternoon read, an easel for a plein air landscape painting or a space to incorporate in a site for an artist's studio. The stained glass window in the entryway features a scene of geese flying off into a purple and green sunset. Museum like glass shelves and long walls for showcasing art may distract the eye for a moment, but the gravity of the mountains pulls you into the main living space and brings the outside in. The 1,000 square foot great room has built in bookshelves, deep storage closets and a wet bar. The chef's kitchen between the family room and the dining room is functional in form and detail, with Subzero appliances and a built in Thermador gas grill. In addition to the main connection with nature through the vast picture windows, natural light filters in from 13 skylights. A well kept legacy home, the Eagle's Nest has four wood burning fireplaces, a feature that would not be allowed under current building codes that limit homes to one wood burning fireplace. It is equipped with practicality, including a 1,292 three-car garage with extra storage space, three heating systems and dehumidifiers, a security system an intercom and a backup generator give the home an added sense of security, and a 1,000 gallon propane tank that feeds the fireplaces, gas grills, hot tub burners and the fire pit in the gazebo. But most importantly, it is one of the most picturesque places in the Jackson Hole area to view wildlife and nature. The setting where Paul McColister, the founder of Jackson Hole Ski Corp. and Laurance Rockefeller decided to build Jackson's first golf course, was no accident. It is a special place chosen for its views of the Teton, Snake and Gros Ventre mountain ranges. The club makes for a great next door neighbor because of all of its open green space. Work out, go swimming, golfing, or play tennis with the kids. Finish your match with a meal at the poolside grill or take the family for a fine dining experience at the North Grille. The club offers an active family plenty of choices both day and night. Ever since the Robert Trent Jones II designed course opened in 1956 and renovated in 1999, it has consistently been in Golf Digest's top 100 golf courses in the country. Grab a pair of hiking boots, snowshoes or skis from the mudroom, get in your car and you are at the gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, a mere 16 miles from world class skiing at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort or just 9 miles from the town of Jackson. In addition to the private walking trail around the property, there are 69 miles of public pathways nearby. See the Website: http://www.EaglesNestJacksonHole.com