Platte County, Wyoming Land For Sale (26 results)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Outpost Ranch is a highly improved western Wyoming ranch combining live water, irrigated agriculture, productive native range, and strong recreational opportunities along the North Platte River. With more than two miles of North Platte River frontage in one of the most historically significant corridors in the West, the ranch offers a rare balance of production, recreation, and legacy ownership potential. Over the past two years, the property has seen substantial capital improvements including extensive new fencing, irrigation upgrades, water system improvements, and major residential and shop updates. The ranch supports a traditional cow calf operation, irrigated hay/crop production, and strong recreational use. Mule deer and antelope frequent the northern portion of the ranch, while the river corridor provides habitat for whitetail deer, turkeys, waterfowl, and fishing opportunities. Dual residences make this property ideal for a generational living situation or an owner wanting to have on-site living accommodations for a hired hand. Both homes are move in ready! PROPERTY OVERVIEW 5,331 deeded acres 2,258 leased acres through BLM and State leases 7,589 total acres 210 irrigated acres under two center pivots More than two miles of North Platte River frontage Historically operated at approximately 250 cow calf pairs depending on rainfall, grazing management, and operating practices The ranch is well blocked and functional with leased acreage adjoining the deeded ground and fenced together as a single operating unit. Acreage counts are believed to be accurate but have not been verified by a professional survey. All acreage counts were obtained from the County Assessors website. The property is being sold by legal description and the acreage amount stated for the property is approximate. IMPROVEMENTS Main Residence The primary residence is a 2,500 square foot modular home with four bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Recent updates include new windows, flooring, paint, exterior doors, and roof. Second Residence A second home on the ranch includes a three bedroom, two bathroom mobile home built in 2020. The home is ideal for a hired man, guest accommodations, or a generational living arrangement. Additional Improvements Additional ranch improvements include: Morton barn with calving setup Working corrals and livestock handling facilities New 40' x 60' heated shop Additional outbuildings and support infrastructure LOCATION AND ACCESS The Outpost Ranch is located between Guernsey and Lingle in southeastern Wyoming with convenient year round access from Highway 26. Approximate distances include: Guernsey, WY - 5 miles Torrington, WY - 30 miles Wheatland, WY - 30 miles Cheyenne, WY - 102 miles Denver, CO - 201 miles The ranch is easily accessible while still maintaining privacy and seclusion. TERRAIN AND CLIMATE Terrain across The Outpost Ranch ranges from productive river bottoms and irrigated hay ground to rolling native pasture, cedar covered draws, and rugged upland country. Elevation ranges from approximately 4,300 feet to 4,600 feet above sea level. According to long term NRCS averages, annual precipitation ranges between 12 and 14 inches annually. In July of 2024, the northern portion of the ranch was impacted by a wildfire that burned an estimated 50% to 70% of the timber located north of the highway. The wildfire altered portions of the timbered landscape and vegetation density throughout parts of the ranch. Portions of the affected area continue to provide grazing and wildlife habitat. Wildfire impact and timber regeneration conditions vary throughout the northern portion of the ranch, and prospective buyers should conduct their own evaluation of the affected acreage and vegetation conditions. The current owners have elected to keep livestock off of all portions of the ranch that were effected by fire for the 2024 and 2025 grazing seasons to allow the native forage to recover. A large portion of the ranch has also been sprayed with Rejuvra to further enhance the native forages and reduce cheat grass. The varied topography creates strong livestock habitat, excellent wildlife cover, and expansive views across eastern Wyoming. *Download the brochure for all property information.*

Chugwater 313 Dryland Acreage: 316.36 Acres with Highway Frontage in Goshen County, Wyoming Here is a clean, wide-open canvas in southeastern Wyoming: 316.36 acres of dryland grass fronting Highway 313 in Goshen County, a short drive east of Chugwater. Not farmed in recent years and currently resting in grass, this parcel offers size, productive soils, and highway frontage in one straightforward package, whether you are looking to graze it, return it to dryland cultivation, or simply hold a substantial piece of Wyoming. The Land and Soils This is honest dryland farm and grazing ground. The soils are led by Norka and Colby loams, which make up about 67 percent of the parcel, complemented by Goshen-Kuma loams and the Colby-Tassel complex. These are the deep loam soils this region is known for, and because the ground has been farmed before and is now resting in grass, a buyer gets real optionality: keep it in grass for cattle, or bring it back into dryland cropland on soil that has proven it can grow a crop. Gently rolling and open, it is easy to work and easy to enjoy. Highway 313 Frontage Frontage on a state highway is the standout feature here. It means dependable, year-round access and visibility that raw land tucked back on a two-track simply cannot offer. For agricultural, recreational, investment, or development purposes, that access is both a convenience and a long-term value driver. A True Blank Canvas This parcel is offered as raw land. There is no electricity and no water currently on site, so a buyer should plan to bring their own infrastructure and vision. For many buyers, that blank slate is exactly the appeal: open ground, highway access, and room to build the operation or retreat they have in mind. Location You are a short drive east of Chugwater, a historic Western community known for the Chugwater Soda Fountain, Wyoming's oldest operating soda fountain, its annual Chili Festival, and a local ranch mercantile. The parcel is within reach of Cheyenne, Wheatland, and Torrington, in a region drawing growing interest for agriculture, energy, and development. Wyoming's lack of a state income tax and its landowner-friendly climate add to the long-term appeal. Additional Acreage Nearby Want more scale? A neighboring tract of 312.73 acres is available less than a quarter mile away, giving buyers the option to assemble more than 625 acres in the same stretch of Goshen County. Purchase this parcel on its own, or pair the two. Property Highlights 316.36 acres of open dryland grass, not farmed in recent years Direct frontage on Highway 313 for dependable, year-round access Productive loam soils (Norka-Colby, Goshen-Kuma, Colby-Tassel) Previously farmed, now resting in grass, with dryland cropland potential Raw land: no electricity or water currently on site Located in Goshen County, a short drive east of Chugwater Within reach of Cheyenne, Wheatland, and Torrington No state income tax in landowner-friendly Wyoming Neighboring 312.73 acre tract also available nearby

Large Vacant Lot Ready for Your Dream Home! Discover the perfect place to build your future on this spacious ¼-acre city lot with the convenience of access from both the street and the alley. Whether you're planning your dream home, a custom build, or looking for extra flexibility in your site layout, this property offers endless possibilities. Beautiful mature trees provide natural charm and shade while leaving plenty of room for your new home, garage, outdoor living space, or garden. Enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from schools, shopping, parks, and everyday amenities, making this an ideal location for families and anyone seeking easy access to town. Don't miss this opportunity to own a generously sized lot in a desirable location—bring your vision and start building!

Discover Bluff Canyon Ranch, a 276.13 acre property for sale just 2 miles off I-25 near historic Chugwater, Wyoming. This classic Western ranch offers a rare blend of rugged beauty, productive pasture, and move-in-ready infrastructureideal for homesteaders, hobby ranchers, or anyone seeking a private slice of Wyoming land. The 1.5-story, 1,504 sq ft home was built in 1940 and recently updated with new flooring, fresh paint, and a spacious upstairs loft.House is 3 bedroom and 1 bathroom. Outbuildings include a 36x22 detached garage, a 30x24 rustic barn with tie stalls, grain room, chicken coop, and loafing shed, plus a 33x60 pole barn with concrete floor and wood stove. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with solid wood corrals, automatic waterer, and ample room for horses, cattle, or other livestock. Set beneath the iconic Chugwater Bluffs, the property features stunning views, rugged canyons, and open pastureland. Wildlife including elk, mule deer, antelope, and coyotes frequent the area, offering excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. Chugwater, WY, is known for its historic charm, Western heritage, and community amenitiesincluding Wyoming's oldest operating soda fountain, Prairie View Charter School, and a local ranch mercantile. Looking for Wyoming ranches for sale with acreage, hunting land, or a turnkey homestead? Bluff Canyon Ranch offers the best of ranch life, recreation, and rural independencecontact us today to schedule a tour. Bluff Canyon Ranch Frequently Asked Questions Q: How many acres is Bluff Canyon Ranch?A: The ranch includes approximately 276 deeded acres in Chugwater, Wyoming, offering open pasture, rugged canyons, and full fencing for cattle or horses. Q: What type of home is on the property?A: The ranch features a 1.5-story, 1,504 sq. ft. farmhouse built in 1940 with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a finished loft. Recent updates include new flooring and fresh paint. Q: What outbuildings are included?A: Improvements include a 3622 garage, a 3024 barn with tie stalls and grain room, a chicken coop, loafing shed, and a 3360 pole barn with a concrete floor and wood stove. Q: Is the property set up for livestock or horses?A: Yes. Bluff Canyon Ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with wood corrals, automatic waterers, and barns designed for horses, cattle, or other livestock. Q: What kind of wildlife is on the property?A: Elk, mule deer, and antelope are often seen on the ranch, making it ideal for both ranching and recreational hunting. Q: Can you hunt or shoot on the property?A: Yes. As private ranchland, Bluff Canyon Ranch allows for hunting, recreational shooting, and firearm use, subject to Wyoming laws and safety practices. Q: How accessible is the ranch?A: The property is just 2 miles off I-25 near historic Chugwater, Wyoming, and is an easy drive to Cheyenne, Wheatland, and Torrington. Q: What schools and community amenities are nearby?A: The ranch is served by Prairie View School in Chugwater, part of Platte County School District #1, a small K-12 school with strong community ties. Chugwater also offers a charming small-town atmosphere, annual events like the Chugwater Chili Festival, and access to Wyoming's wide-open spaces. Q: What utilities are available?A: The home has standard residential utilities with septic and water systems. Outbuildings are equipped to support ranch operations. Buyers should confirm details during due diligence. Q: What is the asking price?A: The property is currently listed at $825,000. Q: What makes Bluff Canyon Ranch unique?A: This ranch combines a historic updated home, dramatic canyon scenery, livestock infrastructure, and hunting/recreational opportunitiesall within minutes of I-25 and the Chugwater community.

There are places in Wyoming where wildlife passes through, and then there are places where it flat-out lives. Whalen Canyon Trophy Acreage encompasses 66 +/- acres of hard-earned Wyoming ground where trophy-class mule deer roam out the back door, wild turkeys are nearly a daily sight, and history runs deeper than the fence lines. Quality mule deer have been harvested on or around this ground nearly every year, making this far more than a property where big game occasionally shows up--this is proven mule deer country. For the mule deer hunter, the location adds another layer to the opportunity. The property lies within Wyoming's Region T for nonresident mule deer hunters and within a general-license hunt area for Wyoming residents. Combined with the caliber and consistency of mule deer utilizing the property, this puts Whalen Canyon Trophy Acreage squarely in the kind of country serious western hunters look for--a place where quality deer aren't just part of the story, they're regularly seen right outside the back door. Coupled with quality mule deer, a 900 yard shooting range sits on the NE side of the property. Flat, open ground stretches to 200 yards before climbing into a natural butte, offering shooting opportunities clear out to 900 yards. The habitat here didn't happen by accident. Over the years, approximately 600 trees have been planted across the property and are supported by an established four-system drip irrigation setup. Aspen, blue spruce, bur oak, honey locust, Autumn Blaze maple, cottonwood, Austrian and ponderosa pine, Rocky Mountain juniper, and cedar combine to create a diverse mix of cover, shelter, and habitat across the acreage. The result is the kind of environment Wyoming wildlife gravitates toward. Mule deer call it home, turkeys are regular company, and the property has been deliberately improved with wildlife and the land in mind. At the heart of the acreage sits a 1,944-square-foot, four-bedroom, two-bath home, giving the next owner a comfortable headquarters in the middle of it all. Newer windows have been installed within the past few years, and water is supplied by an exceptional well producing approximately 25 GPM--a serious asset anywhere in Wyoming. Whether this becomes a full-time residence, hunting headquarters, or a western retreat, the improvements are already in place to make the property usable from day one. Outside, a 30'40' shop provides room to work, store equipment, and keep the gear that comes with owning Wyoming acreage organized. Multiple work areas and built-in shelving provide functional storage throughout the shop, while an additional Conex shipping container adds even more secure storage outside. From hunting gear and side-by-sides to tools and equipment, there is room here for the things that make a property like this work. The property adjoins land associated with the historic Sunrise mining area, a landscape with an archaeological story stretching back thousands of years. The greater Sunrise area is nationally significant for evidence of prehistoric mining activity, and the history isn't merely distant from this property. Arrowheads, stone chippings, and other artifacts have reportedly been found on the acreage, tangible reminders of the people who occupied and worked this country long before modern Wyoming existed. That history deserves respect, and it gives this property a character that simply cannot be manufactured or recreated. Property Features -4 bed, 2 bath home -30'x40' shop -25 GPM well -Perimeter fence -Shooting range -Trophy mule deer -600+ trees supported by a drip system -Historic Sunrise Mine -Arrowheads, chippings, other artifacts -Varying topography

Discover the unique appeal of Glendo Lake Ranch and enjoy Wyoming at its finest. This exceptional 319-acre property offers the perfect blend of refined country living and outstanding recreational opportunity. Whether your lifestyle calls for boating and fishing days on the lake, horses, livestock, or all of the above, this remarkable property is designed to serve as both a comfortable full-time residence for multiple families and an unforgettable weekend retreat. The main house, bunkhouse, shop, garage, loafing shed, livestock pen, and chicken coop are tucked into a peaceful lower draw, while the surrounding acreage rises to capture breathtaking views of the reservoir and Laramie Peak. Beautifully remodeled, the main residence offers 3,328 square feet of warm, inviting living space with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. A striking great hall creates a memorable first impression and offers an ideal setting for showcasing art, trophy wildlife, and treasured heirlooms. The spacious kitchen is thoughtfully designed for gathering and entertaining, featuring an informal dining area, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a farmhouse copper sink, sizable walk-in pantry, and distinctive custom details throughout. Adjacent to the kitchen, a formal dining room provides an elegant setting for hosting family and guests. The expansive living room is rich with character, highlighted by original hardwood floors and a stunning wood-burning stone fireplace. The home offers four generously sized bedrooms, including two lofts that provide charming additional sleeping quarters or intimate reading retreats. The primary suite features a private deck and a convenient half bath, while two additional bathrooms include one with a tub and shower combination and another with a walk-in shower. Beyond the great hall, a rustic den adds comfort and practicality. Abundant closet space and storage throughout the home complete this exceptional ranch residence. The 48’ x 80’ shop provides ample space for vehicles, equipment, and recreational gear, and includes a safe room and a smaller garage with a dedicated door for a compact vehicle or machinery. Inside the shop is an approximately 1,569 sq ft bunkhouse featuring three additional bedrooms and one bathroom, along with an eat-in kitchenette, upstairs living room with a walkout balcony, small office, and laundry room. A separate two-car garage is set between the main house and shop. For the aviator, a small airplane hangar is positioned on the upper pasture adjacent to a grass airstrip. After a day on the lake or working the ranch, relax with family and friends in the landscaped front yard, where a large fire pit invites evenings of stories and lasting memories. The cowboy-style pool offers a refreshing escape on hot summer days and awaits your personal touch. Wildlife is abundant, with coyotes, antelope, mule deer, and turkey regularly seen on the property. For anglers, the lake is within an easy 1.5-mile drive and is renowned for walleye, crappie, bass, and trout. Additional fishing opportunities are available via the North Platte River below Glendo Dam, along with numerous hiking trails that take in the surrounding scenery. This multi-generation ranch has created countless memories and is ready for you to make your own. Glendo Lake Ranch is a quick 1.5-mile ATV ride to Sandy Beach Campground and direct lake access, 10 miles from B & A Marina, and 14 miles from the town of Glendo. The larger towns of Douglas and Wheatland, Wyoming, are 44 miles and 47 miles away, respectively. From the ranch, Fort Collins, Colorado is 156 miles. For additional information, or to schedule a private tour, call John Boucher. 307-331-7441

1235 Fish Creek Road is an outstanding 40+/- acre retreat with a live creek, mature trees, 2 wells and abundant wildlife habitat. There are extensive building improvements consisting of a 3,608 SF main home, a 864+/- SF guest home, a 45x63' Cleary barn and additional outbuildings. The property is approximately a 30+/- minute drive from Wheatland, WY. Land The property is in the shadow of the Laramie mountains with views of towering peaks to the west. The South Fork of Fish Creek runs through the property with mature plains cottonwood trees along the creek and well-established native grasses throughout the property. The creek has historically had water throughout the year but is currently seasonal with the ongoing drought. There are also two orchards on the property featuring a variety of apple trees, pear trees, and mature raised perennial flower beds. The property is fully landscaped with newly installed sod and newly planted windbreak trees. The 40 acres has been surveyed and has full perimeter fencing. Improvements The main home on the property is a 3,608+/- SF ranch style home with a loft and a full basement. The home has been remodeled and features a new office/sunroom and wrap around all-tread deck. The home is 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and features vaulted ceilings with tongue and groove. There is a two car attached garage with the home and an additional wood storage shed outside. The walk-out basement is ready to be upgraded and has potential for conversion to an apartment for Airbnb rentals. A newly remodeled guest house which sits just below the main home features 2 bedrooms, 1-bathroom, new kitchen and living area built with modern touches with rustic flare. Attached to the guest home is a greenhouse and sunroom wired with 220v if a future owner wanted to add a hot tub. The guest home has a variety of uses like hosting friends and family or potentially being rented out for an Airbnb as a hunting/ recreation camp. Other Outbuildings include a 45'x 63' Cleary building with a workshop and new LED lighting, a pump house and lean-to shed. There is also a windmill on the property with a 1,000 gallon storage tank and a small pond that could be enlarged and lined to support a fishery. An electric entrance gate and new fencing rounds out the improvements leaving little to be done for a future owner to come in and enjoy immediately. Recreation 1235 Fish Creek Road is located in an area of the state with prolific recreational opportunities and a considerable amount of public land. There are large populations of Deer and Turkey that frequent the deeded lands providing a good hunting resource right out your door. Additionally, Medicine Bow National Forest begins just west of the property and has some exceptional country with strong populations of Elk, Deer, and Turkey along with good fishing. Glendo State Park is just a short drive from the property and has world-class boating and fishing. Additionally, Guernsey Reservoir and Grayrocks Reservoir are both within an hour drive that provide fantastic fishing opportunities for walleye, trout, bass, etc. Overall, the property sits in one of the most diverse sporting regions within the lower 48 with its proximity to year-round hunting and fishing conveniences. Region & Climate Wheatland, Wyoming has a semi-arid climate with cold, dry winters and warm, wet summers. The average annual precipitation is 14+/- inches. The area is made up of many large ranching operations with plenty of hunting and fishing opportunities and is sparsely populated like much of Wyoming. Location The property is approximately a 30+/- minute drive from Wheatland, WY. Wheatland is a nice small town with sufficient amenities with good dining options, grocery/ hardware stores. Driving distance from the property to Fort Collins and the front range of Colorado is approximately two hours.

The Guernsey Lake Retreat is an absolute hidden gem, located just outside of Guernsey State Park in Platte County, Wyoming. Situated on almost 28 acres of gorgeous rolling hills and deep tree canyons, the retreat provides plenty of space and comfort to take in all of the area's surrounding natural beauty! If you want more space to roam and play, the State Park is only minutes away with endless recreational opportunities! Land The 28 acres are made up of three separate parcels with a variety of Wyoming critters and wildlife calling the area home and roaming the neighborhood at their leisure! One of the standout features of the ranch is its proximity to the 6,000 acre Guernsey State Park, a premier destination for outdoor recreation. Just a short distance away, the park offers a variety of activities including boating, fishing, and hiking. The Guernsey Reservoir is perfect for water sports or relaxing by the shore, while the nearby Grayrocks Reservoir offers exceptional fishing for walleye, trout and yellow perch! The North Platte River is also nearby and provides additional recreational opportunities for those who want to explore an adventure on the river! In addition to the state park, the property also borders BLM land, offering even more opportunities for adventure. The well-maintained trail systems are perfect for hiking, horseback riding, or simply taking in the stunning views. The land itself is a breathtaking blend of timbered draws, rolling hills, and rocky outcroppings, boasting an ideal landscape for wildlife and outdoor activities. Turkey and mule deer are abundant on the ranch, offering excellent hunting opportunities! The current owners haven't hunted or grazed the property, creating great potential for the new owner. With pine and cedar canyons winding through the property, the scenic vistas provide expansive views that stretch across the horizon. This unique setting furnishes privacy and a true sense of escape while being easily accessible. Improvements The 3 bedroom and 3 bath custom rustic home was built in 2022, and totals 2800 sq ft. The upgraded finishes are noticeable throughout and provide a comfortable and inviting tone. The showpiece kitchen offers a Wolf gas stove with a Zephyr cooking hood, as well as new double ovens and a see-through Sub-Zero refrigerator! Also new to the home are 2 furnace /air conditioners, water filter system, tankless hot water heater, Maytag washer and dryer, kitchen lighting and master bedroom flooring! Custom iron railing, beetle kill tongue and groove ceilings and a wraparound composite deck all help complete the upgraded finishes! Outside, you will find a 3852 steel frame and insulated building with 14 and 10 overhead doors and a new propane heater with new garage door seals for retention, as well as a new cedar shed for added storage, a 1000 gal seller owned propane tank and a new whole home 30 KW Kohler backup generator. The retreat is well served by an excellent water well at 480 depth and 50 GPM! Recreation Located between the North Platte River and the Haystack Mountains, Guernsey is an outdoor adventurist's dream, offering world class recreation with lakes, rivers, walking/biking trails, a golf course and rich history! At Guernsey State Park, you can camp, fish, and float along the North Platte River, enjoying the scenic views and wildlife! Region & Climate Known as the Banana Belt of Wyoming, this region enjoys a more temperate climate compared to much of the state, offering an ideal year-round environment. The proximity to larger cities makes it easy to access amenities while still feeling far removed from the hustle and bustle of busy life. History Guernsey, Wyoming, offers a rich history and natural setting where you can explore the trails and landmarks of the pioneers who came west on the Oregon Trail and signed their names at Register Cliff! Nearby sits Fort Laramie National Historic Site, which tells the story about the western settlement of the 19th century. Just minutes down the road is the old mining town of Hartville, Wyoming, where you can find Wyoming's oldest bar and one of the best steakhouses and dining experiences in the region! Guernsey is a destination for history buffs and nature lovers alike! Location The Guernsey Lake Retreat is just a short drive back into the town of Guernsey for all the necessary supplies one might need or want and just over an hour to the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne. From there another hour south gets you into the hustle & bustle of the Colorado front range and all it has to offer. The Guernsey Lake Retreat is an exceptional opportunity to own a beautiful piece of the vanishing last frontier in the great State of Wyoming!

Bluffview Country Homestead: 50 Acres Near Wheatland, Wyoming Located 6.7 miles northwest of Wheatland in Platte County, Wyoming, Bluffview Country Homestead offers 50 acres of high plains country living with a comfortable home, a versatile pole barn, capable cattle handling facilities, and an exceptional shelterbelt of more than 800 mature trees, all under wide Wyoming sky and Laramie Peak views. This is a property built for the way real families live. You can run a few head of cattle. You can keep horses. You can park the side-by-sides, the boat, and the equipment. You can host the grandkids, the in-laws, and the whole crew for Sunday dinner on the screened porch. The infrastructure is here when you want it, and quietly out of the way when you don't need it. The home The well-maintained 1979 ranch offers 1,672 square feet on the main floor plus a 600 square foot finished basement. The open, vaulted main level features a kitchen and dining area, a comfortable living room anchored by a striking stone fireplace, three bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. The primary suite is positioned for privacy. The dining area opens to a 22-foot screened porch with a hot tub, propane grill, and ceiling fans. It is a year-round outdoor room with views of the trees and the Wyoming landscape. Downstairs, a finished basement adds a fourth bedroom, walk-in closet, a large recreation room, and a generous utility / storage space. The pole barn The 36' times 56' metal-sided pole barn is one of the property's standout improvements. One side is finished as a man cave with a golf simulator. It is equally suited as a home office, hobby space, or guest room. The other side features a 16-foot roll-up door and a dirt floor for a feed truck, RV, equipment, or trailers. Cattle facilities For buyers who want to run livestock, the property includes a substantial cattle handling and feeding system: 1,850 feet of bunk space across 14 pens with capacity for up to 999 head, 7 large pens with steel pipe and guardrail fencing, concrete J-bunk feeders and aprons, tire tank waterers, a pipe load-out system, a covered double alley, and a covered processing area with a Silencer hydraulic chute. The infrastructure also easily converts to a horse setup, with existing pens, alleys, and water systems forming an excellent starting point. The land 50 acres on a high plains bench overlooking the Laramie River valley. Approximately 39 acres are open pasture; the home, working facilities, and lawn are wrapped by a mature shelterbelt of more than 800 trees that provide shade, privacy, and wind protection. The yard is on a sprinkler system. The setting 6.7 miles to Wheatland on well-maintained county roads. 25 miles to Glendo Reservoir. 70 miles south to Cheyenne. 60 miles north to Casper. Strong cell service, strong internet, Starlink-ready. 2025 property tax: $1,153. Virtual tour Walk through the home from anywhere: Co-listed by Holly Allison, #1 Properties Ranch & Recreation Scott Leach, Hall and Hall FAQ Section Where is Bluffview Country Homestead located? The property is located at 374 Bluffview Road, Wheatland, Wyoming 82201, in Platte County. It sits approximately 6.7 miles northwest of Wheatland on a mix of state highway and well-maintained county gravel road, about 70 miles north of Cheyenne and 60 miles south of Casper. How much acreage does the property include? The property includes 50 acres per the Platte County Assessor, consisting of approximately 39 acres of open pasture and a residential homesite wrapped by a mature shelterbelt of more than 800 trees. How big is the home? The home offers 1,672 square feet on the main floor plus a 600 square foot finished basement. It has 4 bedrooms (3 on the main level, 1 in the basement) and 2 full bathrooms. There is also an attached 720 sq ft garage. Does the property include cattle facilities? Yes. The property includes cattle handling and feeding facilities with 1,850 feet of bunk space across 14 pens, capacity for up to 999 head, 7 large pens with steel pipe and guardrail fencing, concrete J-bunk feeders and aprons, tire tank waterers, a pipe load-out system, a covered double alley, and a covered processing area equipped with a Silencer hydraulic chute. Is this a commercial feedlot? No. The infrastructure can support a small to mid-scale cattle operation, custom feeding, or freezer-beef production, but the property is not marketed or positioned as a commercial feedlot. It is best suited as a rural residence with optional livestock capability. Can this property be used for horses? Yes. The 50 acres, existing pens, water systems, and pole barn make the property well-suited for horses. The cattle pens can be reconfigured for paddocks and turnouts, and the pole barn can accommodate stalls and tack/feed storage. What outbuildings are included? The property includes a 36' times 56' (2,016 sq ft) metal-sided pole barn with two distinct sides. One side is finished as a man cave with a golf simulator (also usable as office, hobby space, or guest space). The other has a 16-foot roll-up door and dirt floor for feed truck, RV, equipment, or trailer parking. What utilities serve the property? The home is served by a private well, septic system, and baseboard heat. Cell service and internet at the property are strong, and Starlink is available as a universal high-speed option. Does the property include irrigation rights? No. The property does not include irrigation rights. The land is best suited for native pasture, livestock use, horses, or rural residential living. What are the property taxes? The 2025 Platte County property tax bill was $1,153. That is remarkably low for a 50-acre Wyoming property with these improvements. Wyoming has no state income tax and no estate tax. How close is the nearest town? Wheatland, Wyoming is 6.7 miles away on well-maintained county roads. Wheatland offers grocery, school, hospital, hardware, feed, and other essential services. What's the view like from the property? The property sits on a high plains bench on the south side of the Laramie River with stunning views of Laramie Peak to the west and abundant wildlife throughout the area. Is there a virtual tour? Yes. A full Matterport walk-through is available at Who is listing the property? Bluffview Country Homestead is co-listed by Holly Allison of Number 1 Properties Ranch & Recreation and Scott Leach of Hall and Hall.

Your dream lake view property awaits at 38 Tate Lane, Glendo, Wyoming! This property features 40± acres of native grass pasture overlooking the 12,000 acre Glendo Reservoir. The 2,200 sq ft home was built in 2000 with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the main level, and a large family room in the walk-out basement. The main level features an open concept with vaulted ceilings, and floor to ceiling windows that overlook the lake. The living room and each bedroom have direct access to the porch which runs the length of the home. The property also includes a detached 1,536 sq ft 5-car garage with 3 overhead doors and concrete floors, a car port for a 6th vehicle, and an 8x40 storage container. The livestock barn is 1,056 sq ft and has 3 indoor stalls and a 3-car garage with 2 overhead doors. Water is supplied by a private well. The property offers privacy, rural living, and proximity to Glendo Lake, known for its Walleye fishing, with lake access just minutes away. Further outdoor enjoyment can be had in the Medicine Bow National Forest on the Rocky Mountains just 30 minutes to the west, or the North Platte River which feeds the lake.

Douglas Pivot Irrigated Farm is a 171 acre irrigated farm for sale near Wheatland in Platte County, Wyoming, featuring 70 irrigated acres served by the Wheatland Irrigation District. Irrigation is provided by a Valley 5 tower pivot with a 100-foot end gun delivering reliable water to the irrigated portion of the property. Historically planted in sugar beets and corn silage, the irrigated acreage has produced approximately 35 tons of sugar beets per acre or 20 to 25 tons of corn silage in strong production years. This production history reflects the strength of irrigated agriculture in Platte County with water delivered through the Wheatland Irrigation District. The farm has historically commanded approximately $175 per acre cash rent, offering potential agricultural income for investors or producers looking to expand their irrigated acreage. Located near the Chug Creek drainage, the property regularly sees deer and migrating geese, providing wildlife viewing and seasonal goose hunting opportunities in addition to agricultural productivity. The property also includes a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom farmhouse built in 1910 with approximately 1920 square feet of living space. Wheatland maintains a strong rental market, particularly for homes located in the country outside of town, providing potential residential rental income depending on future occupancy arrangements. Douglas Pivot Irrigated Farm offers a combination of productive irrigated farmland, agricultural income potential, wildlife presence, and rural living near Wheatland in Platte County, Wyoming. This property is co-listed with Scott Leach, Hall and Hall FAQ Section How many acres does Douglas Pivot Irrigated Farm include? The property consists of approximately 171 acres located near Wheatland in Platte County, Wyoming. How many acres are irrigated? The farm includes 80 irrigated acres served by the Wheatland Irrigation District. What irrigation system is used on the property? Irrigation is provided by a Valley 5 tower pivot equipped with a 100 foot end gun. What crops have historically been grown on the farm? The property has historically been planted in sugar beets and corn silage. What production levels have historically been achieved? In strong production years the farm has produced approximately 35 tons of sugar beets per acre or 20 to 25 tons of corn silage per acre. Is the farm currently leased? Historically the irrigated ground has been cash rented for approximately $175 per acre. House is rented with excellent tenants. Wheatland has a strong rental market and the demand for rural rentals is high. Is there a home on the property? Yes. The property includes a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom farmhouse with approximately 1,800 square feet of living space. Is there rental income potential from the home? Wheatland has historically maintained a strong rental market, especially for rural homes outside of town, providing potential residential rental income depending on future occupancy arrangements. Is there hunting on the property? The property lies near the Chug Creek drainage, where deer and migrating geese regularly travel through the area.

Degan Ranch 1760 Acres Chugwater, Wyoming Rolling Sage Hills Big Game Haven Strong Ranch Country This 1,760 acre offering outside Chugwater, Wyoming, combines classic high-plains scenery with strong recreational and agricultural value. The property is made up of rolling sage-covered bluff hills, natural draws, and wide-open vistas--ideal terrain for both wildlife and livestock. Land The Degan Ranch hosts a healthy mule deer herd, and hunting opportunities are excellent from corner to corner. Antelope are abundant as well, providing consistent big-game activity throughout the fall. The diverse topography, natural cover, and established habitat make the ranch a premier recreational tract for those seeking quality mule deer and pronghorn hunting. Elk have been seen in the later months as they migrate down to this region to ride out the winter months. Deer Unit 59: Archery September 1-30 Rifle October 20-31 Antelope Unit 38: Archery Aug 15th- Oct 4th Rifle Oct 4th- 31st Elk Unit 6: Archery September 1-30th Rifle October 1st October 31st Ranching: From a ranching standpoint, this country offers good protection and dependable native grasses. The layout supports seasonal grazing, while the hills and pockets of cover offer livestock shelter in varying weather conditions. Access is easy, making the property practical for both recreational enjoyment and ranch operations. Whether you're looking for a Western hunting retreat, an expansion to an existing operation, or a multi-use investment with exceptional views, this Chugwater-area ranch stands out. Note: * some fence lines do not line up with the property lines. For more information call Jake Hyland or Cody Jacks.

Escape to the mountains of Southeast Wyoming... 37.5 acres bordering 160 acres State Public land in the rugged Laramie Mountains! This remarkable property offers a unique blend of the end of the road privacy, gorgeous unobstructed views, natural beauty and secluded tranquility. Located in Albany County, Wyoming, it is 45 miles NE of Laramie and 90 miles NW of Cheyenne, Wyoming. Power is a mile away, so solar would be a good option. There is a developed spring in the southeast corner that feeds a water tank for livestock that usually flows much of the year. There is also a small spring creek that usually flows for part of the year on the eastern edge of the land as well. The land has a few pine and juniper trees, some impressive granite boulders, some great elevated build sites and pasture for some animals (no restrictions). It is approx. 4 miles off the state highway and about 2 miles off the county maintained road! It is fenced on the south border and the spring area is fenced off by itself. The closest town is 32 miles to the NE, Wheatland (pop 4000). Cell phones work on this property. Wildlife includes elk, mule deer, whitetails, bighorn sheep, antelope & turkeys, as well as upland game birds. Folks do live here year-round, some have retired here, while others use it for a weekend getaway far from the city lights. Roads are maintained by property owners as desired. Winter access may require some snow plowing. Mild covenants, but no HOA for enforcement so they appear to be loosely followed. Copyright © 2026 Big Sky Country MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

The Douglas Pivot Irrigated Farm is a well-balanced 171+/- acre agricultural property located four miles east of Wheatland, offering a combination of productive irrigated farmland, functional rangeland, and residential improvements. With 78+/- irrigated acres supported by an 80+/- acre water right through the Wheatland Irrigation District, the farm has a strong history of producing sugar beets and corn silage, along with reliable cash rental income potential. The remaining acreage provides winter pasture for livestock and attracts local wildlife, enhancing both operational and recreational appeal. Improvements include a four-bedroom farmhouse with income potential, while the property’s proximity to Wheatland and regional markets like Torrington adds convenience. Set in a region known for its agricultural strength, outdoor recreation, and small-town quality of life, this property presents an attractive opportunity for producers, investors, or those seeking a rural lifestyle. The Facts: ~ 171+/- acres ~ Ten minutes to Wheatland, one hour to Torrington, and one hour to Cheyenne ~ 78+/- acres under a five-tower pivot ~ 80+/- acre water right from Wheatland Irrigation District ~ Four-bedroom, two-bathroom farmhouse built in 1910 ~ Historically planted in sugar beets and corn silage with a cash rent of $175 per acre ~ Located near the Chug Creek drainage, which provides seasonal goose hunting opportunities

Whether you're looking for a turnkey vacation rental, weekend getaway, or year-round residence, this fully functioning Airbnb is a must-see! Ideally located on the north side of Glendo and less than one mile from Bennett Boat Ramp, this completely remodeled ranch-style home offers the perfect basecamp for all your lake and outdoor adventures. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, the home sits on a spacious lot with mature trees, alley access, and plenty of room to add a shop, RV parking, or additional recreational storage. The thoughtfully updated interior provides modern comfort and style, while the low-maintenance exterior offers peace of mind and more time to enjoy the surrounding recreation. With ample storage for boats, ATVs, fishing gear, and all your lake and mountain hobbies, this property is perfectly positioned to take advantage of everything Glendo Reservoir has to offer. Enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation just minutes from your doorstep. A rare combination of location, flexibility, and income-producing potential this property won't disappoint! Copyright © 2026 Cheyenne MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

A private and recreational sanctuary, this 160 +/- acre retreat is situated within the Laramie Mountain Range, featuring live water, panoramic views, and year-round accessibility, complemented by substantial improvements suitable for a diverse range of aspirations.

This 10-acre tract is located in Platte County, Wyoming, southwest of Wheatland. The property offers a combination of usable acreage, legal access, and utility availability, supporting a range of agricultural and recreational uses. The parcel features frontage along a county-maintained road, providing year-round legal access. Power is available at the county road, allowing for straightforward utility connection subject to provider requirements. The property includes irrigation water rights, adding functional value for agricultural use, pasture improvement, or other water-dependent land management activities. The land is generally open and usable, with terrain suitable for grazing, small-scale farming, or recreational purposes. Its location down the interstate from Glendo Reservoir places it in an area known for outdoor recreation, including fishing, boating, and other water-based activities, just 45 minutes away. This property is approximately 15 minutes from the town of Wheatland, where services such as grocery stores, fuel, medical facilities, dining, and agricultural suppliers are available. Additional nearby communities include Guernsey, located roughly 40 minutes to the northeast, and Chugwater, approximately 25 minutes to the south. These towns provide supplemental services and amenities while preserving the area's rural character. The acreage size and layout make this property well-suited for buyers seeking manageable land with water rights, road access, and utility availability. Potential uses may include agricultural production, livestock grazing, recreational use, or future improvements subject to county zoning and permitting requirements. No guarantees are made regarding development or land use approvals, and buyers are encouraged to verify all details with local authorities. With its combination of irrigation water rights, county road frontage, and proximity to Wheatland Reservoir 1, this Platte County property presents a practical opportunity for those looking to own land in southeastern Wyoming with access to both natural resources and nearby services.

Bluffview Country Homestead presents an opportunity to own a well-balanced rural property located just outside Wheatland. The 50+/- acres consists of a native grass pasture complemented by mature tree rows that provide privacy, wind protection, and visual appeal. The residence features three bedrooms and two recently remodeled bathrooms, one in the master bedroom. The main-level living room features a rock fireplace, while the basement family room offers a cozy woodstove. An open kitchen filled with natural light flows into the dining area, which opens onto an enclosed back porch with a hot tub. Additional amenities include an attached two-car garage, an underground sprinkler system, and mature trees providing shade and privacy. The property is serviced by a private well and septic system. The livestock facilities include numerous durable pens and tire tank waterers with a nearby shop for storage or workspace. These improvements provide flexibility for a range of uses to incorporate livestock, recreation, or a small-scale agricultural operation. Wheatland is known for its deep agricultural roots and strong community, making it an ideal location for those seeking a Wyoming lifestyle. The Facts: ~ 50+/- acres ~ Five minutes to Wheatland, one hour to Torrington, and one hour to Cheyenne ~ 2,500+/- square foot home with three bedrooms and two recently remodeled bathrooms ~ Main level living room has a rock fireplace, and the basement has a woodstove ~ The enclosed back porch has a hot tub ~ Attached two-car garage, underground sprinkler system, and 800+/- mature trees. ~ Fully fenced and includes established livestock facilities for cattle or horses ~ 36'x56' shop for workspace or storage with 16-foot roll-up door

17 North Road | Wheatland, Wyoming11.30 Acres | Zoned Industrial | Rail-Served Positioned just outside the Wheatland city limits, 17 North Road offers a rare combination of industrial zoning, scale, and direct rail access in one of eastern Wyoming's most infrastructure-rich communities. This 11.30 acre industrial site includes a railroad spur with access to the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railwayline in Wheatland, creating immediate opportunity for rail-dependent operations, logistics users, bulk materials, manufacturing, or energy-related support services. Wheatland has long served as a regional backbone for agriculture and resource-based industry, while continuing to evolve as a hub for energy, infrastructure, and industrial growth. The community is home to the Basin Electric Power Cooperative power plant, active oilfield service and laydown yards, and expanding wind energy development throughout Platte County. A new rare earth minerals mining project west of town further underscores the region's strategic importance in domestic resource production. Infrastructure here is not theoretical; it is proven. Wheatland is home to the Wheatland Irrigation District, the largest and oldest privately owned irrigation district west of the Mississippi River, supporting long-term agricultural and industrial stability. The property also benefits from proximity to established employers and manufacturers, including metal roofing and siding production, agricultural weigh and dump facilities, and a nationally shipping kennel manufacturing operation. Accessibility is exceptional, with Interstate 25 running directly through town, connecting the site to regional and national markets. Add in Wheatland's walkable historic downtown, strong workforce base, and pro-business culture, and this location checks boxes that are increasingly hard to find in one package. Industrial land with rail access, interstate proximity, and proven infrastructure is limited.17 North Road represents a strategic opportunity for businesses looking to expand, relocate, or invest in a community that understands industry and is built to support it. Property is co-listed with Jim Weaver, #1 Properties

Experience Wyoming living at its best on this beautiful 35-acre property just outside Guernsey. Built in 2020, this inviting 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch-style home combines comfortable modern living with the scenery, and recreational opportunities that make this area so special. Step inside to an open-concept floor plan that brings the kitchen, dining, and living areas together into one welcoming space. Attractive finishes, luxury vinyl plank flooring, a wood-burning stove, central air, and a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout the year. The single-level layout also offers convenient main-floor laundry and thoughtfully designed living spaces. Outside is where this property truly sets itself apart. The 35+ acres feature a unique mix of open ground, mature timber, rolling terrain, and ravines that create privacy, character, and excellent wildlife habitat. Deer, turkey, and other wildlife are frequent visitors, while expansive views stretch toward Laramie Peak and Guernsey Reservoir. A large 1200 sq/ft detached shop provides plenty of room for vehicles, equipment, recreational toys, storage, and projects—an ideal complement to a property made for enjoying the outdoors. Located near Guernsey State Park and the Wendover North Platte River access, you'll have fishing, floating, boating, hiking, and outdoor recreation practically at your doorstep. Spend the morning fishing the river, the afternoon on Guernsey Reservoir, and the evening relaxing at home while taking in the Wyoming landscape. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, recreational retreat, or simply room to get away from it all, 950 Wendover Road offers a rare combination of newer construction, acreage, views, wildlife, recreation, and privacy.

A rare opportunity to own 120 acres of Wyoming land bordering BLM and Department of Defense property near Guernsey and Guernsey Reservoir. Held within the same family for generations, this property offers privacy, open space, wildlife, hunting and recreation, along with the infrastructure for horses, livestock, equipment and the rural Wyoming lifestyle. An additional approximately 80 acres may be available to lease from BLM, providing the potential to utilize approximately 200 acres in total. Wildlife is part of everyday life here, with deer and wild turkeys frequently seen around the property. Imagine starting your morning with a cup of coffee on the covered porch while watching wildlife move through the surrounding acreage. The 120 deeded acres include fenced pasture, corrals, a loafing shed and multiple outbuildings. The impressive 50x56 heated and insulated shop features electricity, a concrete floor and two vehicle lifts that are included with the property, creating an exceptional setup for vehicles, equipment, projects and storage. Additional 30x32 and 16x32 outbuildings provide even more room for livestock, hay, equipment and storage. A separate boiler house provides an additional heating source for both the shop and the home. RV parking and 220V power add flexibility for campers, equipment and projects. The ranch-style home offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with approximately 1,300 square feet on the main level plus approximately 1,000 square feet of unfinished basement space. The interior has been completely updated while preserving the rustic character and charm that fits the property and its Wyoming setting. Hardwood floors, solid-surface countertops, main-floor laundry and a main-floor primary bedroom are among the features. An enclosed porch/sunroom adds additional usable space, while the covered porch and hot tub provide a place to slow down and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Beyond the improvements, the land itself is what makes this property special. Rolling terrain, native grasses and wide-open Wyoming scenery create a sense of privacy and space, while neighboring BLM and Department of Defense lands add to the recreational possibilities. Wildlife, hunting and hiking opportunities are right outside your door, with Guernsey Reservoir and the town of Guernsey nearby. There are no covenants, giving buyers added flexibility for livestock, recreation and rural living. With a private well, septic system, fenced acreage, substantial outbuildings and room for horses, cattle, equipment and recreational vehicles, much of the infrastructure for country living is already in place. Whether you're searching for a Wyoming recreational property, hunting property, horse or cattle property, private acreage, workshop property, or simply a place with room to spread out and enjoy the outdoors, 129 Pleasant Valley Road offers a unique combination of land, improvements, wildlife, recreation and access to public lands.

If you ve been searching for a Wyoming property with RV hookups, multiple outbuildings, shop space, and investment potential, 5025 Highway 34 in Wheatland deserves a look. Situated on approximately 10 acres, this versatile property offers room to live, work, store equipment, accommodate RVs, or explore future income-producing possibilities. The property features a 3-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home with approximately 1,280 square feet, providing a comfortable home base surrounded by wide-open Wyoming space and mountain views. Designed with accessibility in mind, this home features a split-bedroom layout with the primary suite on one side and two additional bedrooms on the other. The large, open kitchen offers plenty of space to move and gather. With five outbuildings, this property offers plenty of space for storage, equipment, hobbies, animals, or business-related needs. A powered shop wired for a welder adds even more versatility for a workshop, contractor space, equipment storage, or working from home. With multiple RV spots with hookups, a private well, and two septic systems, this property offers added flexibility and exciting potential. Whether you're considering RV rental sites, a small RV park concept, guest accommodations, or an investment property, the existing setup opens the door to a variety of possibilities. Whether you're looking for a 10-acre property in Wheatland, a home with room for RVs and recreational vehicles, a shop property, a place for animals, an investment opportunity, or acreage with the flexibility to create something of your own, this property offers possibilities that are hard to find in one package. Come see the space, views, and potential of 5025 Highway 34 in Wheatland, Wyoming and imagine what you could do with 10 acres of your own. Contact Kaitlin Davidson at 307-851-8341 to see this property today!

Escape to Wyoming's wide-open spaces with this exceptional 35.50-acre property located just east of Glendo Reservoir. Whether you enjoy boating, fishing, camping, hiking, or simply taking in the beauty of the outdoors, this remarkable parcel offers the perfect setting to create your Wyoming dream. Conveniently situated only 19.5 miles from the Town of Glendo and near the popular Sandy Beach area on the reservoir's east side, this property boasts breathtaking panoramic views in every direction. Enjoy stunning sunsets over the Laramie Range and Laramie Peak to the west, while Sheep Mountain provides a dramatic backdrop to the north. The rolling topography, natural beauty, and abundant wildlife create an ideal canvas for your future home, cabin, or recreational retreat. Wake up to the sound of meadowlarks, enjoy endless outdoor adventures, and experience the peace and privacy that only Wyoming can offer. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. Call today for additional information or to schedule a tour of this incredible property.

Escape to the Wide-Open Spaces of Glendo! Just over 2 miles from Glendo Reservoir, these three 10-acre residential lots offer the perfect retreat from the hustle and noise of everyday life. Surrounded by the quiet solitude of the wind-swept plains, you'll enjoy breathtaking vistas in every direction including a stunning view of Laramie Peak on the horizon. This is your chance to embrace the freedom of Wyoming s open land, where wildlife is abundant and nature sets the pace. Regular sightings of pheasant, dove, and trophy antelope make this an ideal spot for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Whether you're seeking a peaceful getaway or a basecamp for adventure, Glendo Reservoir is just minutes away with fishing, boating, hiking, mountain biking, and water sports at your fingertips. Come experience the romance of the plains wide open skies, fresh air, and room to dream.

Escape to Wyoming's wide-open spaces with this exceptional 35.50-acre property located just east of Glendo Reservoir. Whether you enjoy boating, fishing, camping, hiking, or simply taking in the beauty of the outdoors, this remarkable parcel offers the perfect setting to create your Wyoming dream. Conveniently situated only 19.5 miles from the Town of Glendo and near the popular Sandy Beach area on the reservoir's east side, this property boasts breathtaking panoramic views in every direction. Enjoy stunning sunsets over the Laramie Range and Laramie Peak to the west, while Sheep Mountain provides a dramatic backdrop to the north. The rolling topography, natural beauty, and abundant wildlife create an ideal canvas for your future home, cabin, or recreational retreat. Wake up to the sound of meadowlarks, enjoy endless outdoor adventures, and experience the peace and privacy that only Wyoming can offer. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. Call today for additional information or to schedule a tour of this incredible property.