HEART MOUNTAIN HOMESTEAD
Powell, Wyoming
$849,000
35± Acres
HEART MOUNTAIN HOMESTEAD
Powell, Wyoming
$849,000
35± Acres
Nestled in the serene embrace of Heart Mountain, this small farm property embodies the quintessential homesteader’s dream. Spanning 35± acres of meticulously irrigated land, it boasts an abundance of mixed grass hay flourishing under the open skies of Wyoming.
The residence itself exudes warmth and charm, offering three bedrooms and two baths thoughtfully arranged for comfort. A cozy ambiance permeates the carefully curated furnishings and layout, inviting relaxation and contentment. This home provides Western living with modern convenience. Revel in unbounded vistas of nearby mountain ranges, with the iconic Heart Mountain commanding attention from the picturesque front porch.
A spacious shop stands ready to accommodate not just tools and equipment, but also harbors an inviting upstairs guest suite, ideal for hosting friends and family in style. Imagine the joy of homesteading amidst lush, fertile acres, perfect for cultivating vibrant gardens, hearty crops, and tending to livestock while still having the ability to entertain friends and family in a well-manicured yard and outdoor space.
For equestrian enthusiasts, the property is effortlessly adaptable for horses and mules, ensuring ample space and facilities to nurture these majestic companions. The land is mostly fenced and provides all the feed and water necessary for your favorite equines. All types of livestock would love this facility and location.
Rarely does such a pristine parcel of land become available, offering fertile soil and cozy, well-appointed structures. Don’t miss the opportunity to turn your homesteading dreams into a blissful reality amidst the breathtaking beauty of this Heart Mountain Homestead.
1 Heart Mountain Homestead | Powell, Wyoming
• 35± deeded acres
• 33± irrigated acres
• 5+ ton hay production per acre
• Mixed grass hay
• Horse property
• 50% mineral right ownership
• Corner lot
• Spacious accommodations
• 3-bed/2 bath home
• View of the iconic Heart Mountain
• Spacious shop with upstairs guest suite
• 35± deeded acres
Heart Mountain has long been known for its farmable land. Sitting at the base of the Absaroka Mountain range, this ground was supplied with water from the Buffalo Bill Resevoir, which turned the area into a production farming area. Crops such as hay, oats, barley, beets, and beans all prosper in the farmable land of Heart Mountain.
Heart Mountain Homestead is home to some of the finest Rocky Mountain Scenery. Highway 14 provides access to the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park, and the Chief Joseph Highway provides access to alpine vistas at “the top of the world” and Sunlight Basin. Heart Mountain itself offers outstanding views during all seasons, and five mountain ranges can be seen from the farm.
The property includes a 1,780± square foot home. Three bedrooms and two baths provide a comfortable space for a family wishing to live the “homestead” lifestyle. It has a well-manicured lawn with plenty of parking room for toys and hobbies like campers, horses, and UTVs. It also includes a 1,600± square foot shop with a loft apartment. This shop is heated and finished with rustic barn wood. It provides additional living space while delivering a perfect space for work and hobbies.
Park County, Wyoming, is a recreational destination offering a variety of activities. The town of Cody and the surrounding area are perfect for skiing, snowmobiling, backpacking, rock climbing, ice climbing, UTV riding, and 4-wheeling, among many other recreational pursuits.
Fishing opportunities abound in the northwest corner of Wyoming. The Shoshone River flows into the Buffalo Bill Reservoir, and Devil’s Canyon fills with the Yellowtail Reservoir, offering boating anglers an excellent fishery. Multiple rivers are a local hotspot for fly fishing, featuring both floating and wading opportunities for cutthroat, rainbow, brook, and brown trout. This fishing can be done within a one-hour drive from the farm.
The local area is home to several Wyoming hunt units for elk, deer, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, antelope, and black bear. There are opportunities for both general season permits and special draw permits. The Heart Mountain Homestead is situated along a wildlife corridor and frequently hosts visits from all the local big game species as a favorite wintering location.
The farm produces 5+ tons per acre of hay annually for an approximate total of 165 tons of premium grass hay. Whether, you choose to feed your own livestock or sell the hay for cash, the hay income is an added bonus to the property.
The Heart Mountain Homestead is a vibrant community in Park County located between Powell and Cody, two Wyoming towns. Its history is deeply intertwined with the development of the American West. The area was initially inhabited by various Native American tribes, including the Shoshone, Crow, and Arapaho peoples, who relied on the abundant wildlife and natural resources for their sustenance and way of life.
In the late 19th century, European settlers began to arrive in the region, drawn by the opportunities for ranching, logging, and eventually tourism. Wapiti served as a stopover point for travelers and adventurers heading into Yellowstone National Park, which was established as the world’s first national park in 1872.
The nearby town of Cody, Wyoming, is also rich in history. Buffalo Bill played a pivotal role in the town’s development, investing in its infrastructure and promoting tourism through his renowned Wild West shows, which showcased cowboy culture, Native American traditions, and thrilling feats of horsemanship.
Over the years, Cody and Powell evolved into a vibrant community, attracting settlers, entrepreneurs, and artists drawn to its rugged beauty and pioneering spirit. Today, the town is known for its Western heritage, outdoor recreational opportunities, and cultural attractions, including the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, which celebrates the legacy of its namesake and preserves the history of the American West for future generations.
The area has remained a gateway to Yellowstone throughout the years, attracting visitors with its stunning landscapes, outdoor recreational opportunities, and rustic charm. Today, it continues to thrive as a hub for tourism and a haven for those seeking to experience the untamed beauty of the American West.
• Yellowstone National Park
• Forest Service Trailheads
• Buffalo Bill Center of the West Museum
• Cody Night Rodeo
• Whitewater Rafting
• Hunting and Fishing
• Buffalo Bill Reservoir
Powell, Wyoming, enjoys around 300 days of sunshine per year. The area has a drier climate with an average annual rainfall of 10.5 inches and an average snowfall of 47 inches. However, longer winters provide a substantial snowpack in the mountains. Each spring, the melt-off is captured in local reservoirs and distributed via irrigation canals to provide water to the area, keeping it green and beautiful. Average temperatures range from 25 degrees in December to 70 degrees in July.
Climate charts courtesy of https://www.city-data.com/city/Powell-Wyoming.html
The farm sits halfway between Powell and Cody, Wyoming, just off Highway 294.
Head west on Highway 294 between Cody and Powell, Wyoming. Turn left onto Lane 10 in approximately 3.4 miles. Drive on lane 10 for 2.2 miles; the property will be on your right.
Cody, Wyoming, is home to the Yellowstone Regional Airport for commercial flights and Choice Aviation for private and chartered flights. The 8,268foot runway accommodates a variety of private jets.
The property will sell with 50% ownership of its mineral estate.
Each of us at Fay loves the land and wants to see it remain a productive agricultural ground and a quality fish and wildlife habitat. Through promoting thoughtful land stewardship, Fay has guided owners toward a legacy of conserving wide-open spaces, enhancing and creating fisheries and wildlife habitats, and implementing sustainable agricultural operations. Fay is proud to say that since our company began in 1992, our clients’ conservation ethics and land-use practices have significantly enhanced our work landscape.
The property sells with two permitted water sources from the state of Wyoming. It has a domestic use well for home and lawn water. It also has irrigation water for 33 acres of land in the Heart Mountain Irrigation District.
The Heart Mountain Homestead offers mountain living alongside the homesteader’s lifestyle. With ample space for livestock, gardens, and production agriculture, this farm provides an excellent opportunity to apply your Western vision. The extra space in the loft apartment makes a perfect suit for family or friends to come for a visit. The home offers fine country living with fantastic mountain views. Properties like these are in high demand, and this production land is hard to come by in the western states. With five mountain ranges in the distance and Heart Mountain out your backdoor, the backyard will undoubtedly entertain memories for years to come. The Heart Mountain Homestead is a fine piece of property that could be yours close to Yellowstone National Park, Cody, Wyoming, and unlimited recreation.
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$3,551
$849,000 Cash
Conventional Financing 1031 Exchange
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