This $35 million Jackson Hole ranch with a herd of over 600 elk is the most expensive listing in Wyoming check it out

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• A $35 million Jackson Hole ranch is the most expensive home currently listed in Wyoming.
• Its buyer will share 233 acres bordering Grand Teton National Park with a herd of over 600 elk.

This $35 million Jackson Hole ranch is the most expensive listing in Wyoming.

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With a 4,800-square foot main house and a 2,070-square foot cabin, over 96% of the ranch's 233-acres is under conservation.

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The previous owners hoped to protect a herd of over 600 elk that lives on the property.

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While you won't find many human neighbors, the Teton Mountain Range and Snake River are right next door.

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An outdoor lover's paradise, you can go cross country skiing and snowmobiling ...

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... camping ...

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... fly fishing ...

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... horseback riding ...

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... and even ice skating without ever leaving the property.

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Jackson Hole's luxury real estate has boomed as remote workers buy "co-primary" homes by the mountains, the property's listing agent Latham Jenkins told Insider.

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For example, tech workers "might still have the home in Palo Alto, but they've added a property here and they bounce between them," he said.

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"Historically, the market was more of a vacation destination for baby boomers," he said. "About 10 years ago, we started to see a trend of virtual workers."

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"During the COVID years, it was really amplified as more and more high wage earners were freed up to work remotely and could afford real estate here," he added.

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While virtual workers are drawn to Jackson Hole's lifestyle and community, Jenkins said Wyoming's tax-friendly laws are also a huge incentive.

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"The market for luxury property has really evolved to where virtual work enables these buyers to move between their properties throughout the year based on the season," he explained.

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If you've had enough of the great outdoors, step inside and check out the interior of the main house, which has 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.

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The ranch was built in 2001 using a local materials palette — river rocks and logs.

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It was formerly part of a larger guest ranch for tourists, Jenkins said.

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Working remotely is no problem with this spacious at-home office.

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Be warned, it might be difficult to pay attention to your inbox with this view distracting you all day.

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After work, kick back on the couch and enjoy some wine — this time, taking in those mountain views.

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Here's another view of the living room.

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Even though the majority of the property is protected conservation land, there's still room to build "up to six homes" on the parcels that do have building rights, Jenkins said.

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"It's a great property for anyone looking to build out a family compound," he added.

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Here's the dining area in the cabin, which has an additional 4 beds and 2 baths.

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A massive stone fireplace dominates the cabin's living room.

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The median listing home price in Jackson Hole was $2.8 million in May 2022, up 74.7% from last year, according to Realtor.com. This drastic increase has made it increasingly difficult for local workers to find housing.

Jackson Hole welcome sign.      Matt Henry Gunther / Getty Images

Source: Realtor.com, Teton Regions Housing Needs Assessment, Wyoming Public Media

"It's an ongoing challenge that we've seen in all great places to live," Jenkins — who said he lived in a hotel room when he moved to the area 30 years ago — told Insider.

The Pandora and Swarovski Crystal store in Jackson Hole, gateway to the Grand Teton National Park on May 28, 2021.      AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images

"The wages here have to be at a level to invite workers to come and be able to afford it," he continued. "We're seeing labor rates now starting at $30 an hour to keep up with the cost of living."

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