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Originally built in 1958, this classic 1-bedroom log cabin sits adjacent to millions of acres of Bridger-Teton National Forest. The 3.58-acre parcel enjoys views across Red Top Meadows, and is approximately 10 miles to the town of Wilson and approximately 20 miles to the slopes of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The property also includes a 224-sq.ft guest cabin. The adjacent 4-acre parcel is available, creating the opportunity for redevelopment or for a family compound on the edge of Jackson Hole.
| DAYS ON MARKET | 22 | LAST UPDATED | 8/5/2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRACT | Red Top | YEAR BUILT | 1958 |
| COMMUNITY | 04 - W Snake S of Wilson | COUNTY | Teton |
| STATUS | Active | PROPERTY TYPE(S) | Single Family |
| ADDITIONAL DETAILS | |
| AIR | None |
|---|---|
| AIR CONDITIONING | Yes |
| AREA | 04 - W Snake S of Wilson |
| BASEMENT | None |
| CONSTRUCTION | Log |
| HEAT | Baseboard |
| HOA DUES | Annually |
| LOT | 3.58 acre(s) |
| SEWER | Septic Tank |
| SUBDIVISION | Red Top |
| TAXES | 2983.54 |
| VIEW | Yes |
| VIEW DESCRIPTION | Mountain(s) |
| WATER | Private, Well |
| ZONING | Rural |
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