Looking to see how far $10 million can take you in Wyoming’s wide-open luxury market? From sprawling ranches to custom-built mountain estates, the Cowboy State offers impressive properties with unmatched privacy and natural beauty. Whether you’re after panoramic views, equestrian facilities, or ultra-modern living in a rustic setting, this price point delivers. Here are three standout homes that show what $10 million can buy in Wyoming.
3. Jackson, WY – $9,995,000
This 4,995 sq ft custom Jackson home offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, thoughtfully designed by Ward + Blake Architects to reflect the passions of its original owners—an angler and a pilot. Features include vaulted ceilings modeled after an aircraft hangar, trout-themed design details, and custom cabinetry that adds both function and character throughout.
The private master suite is accessed by a glass bridge and includes floor-to-ceiling Teton views, a luxurious bath, and a walk-in closet. The home also includes a lower-level recreation area, Ipe Brazilian hardwood decks, and a 3-car garage, and is valued at $9,995,000.
Where is Jackson?
Jackson is a small town in western Wyoming, located in the Jackson Hole Valley near the Idaho border. It sits just south of Grand Teton National Park and serves as a gateway to both the park and nearby Yellowstone. Surrounded by the Teton, Gros Ventre, and Snake River mountain ranges, Jackson is known for its scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and upscale amenities. The town is a popular year-round destination for skiing, hiking, and wildlife viewing, and is home to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Entryway
The entryway has a vaulted ceiling with exposed wood beams and clerestory windows. A blue patterned rug covers the hardwood floor. Framed art is displayed on both walls, and the view beyond the hallway shows a sitting area and mountain scenery.
Living Room
The living room includes a tall stone fireplace flanked by wood shelving and cabinetry. A curved wood ceiling spans the room, with large windows on either side. A leather sofa and two patterned chairs face the fireplace.
Bedroom
The bedroom features a large bed positioned toward floor-to-ceiling windows and a glass door leading to an outdoor deck. The walls are decorated with colorful textiles and framed artwork. A wooden dresser and armchair complete the furniture.
Recreation Room
The lower level recreation room includes a pool table and a sitting area with teal leather furniture. A wooden staircase with iron railings leads to the upper floor. Built-in shelving and nautical-themed wall art are visible throughout the space.
Deck
A curved outdoor deck with glass railings wraps around the home. White Adirondack chairs and a dining table are arranged along the wooden surface. Snow-covered mountains stretch across the horizon.
Source: Denesha Anderson @ Century 21 Jackson Hole via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Alta, WY – $9,750,000
This 7,232 sq ft log home in Alta, Wyoming features 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, set on 40 private acres with expansive mountain and valley views. The property includes a chef’s kitchen, vaulted ceilings, multiple living areas, and custom water features at the front entrance.
Outdoor decks offer space for relaxing or entertaining, while a separate guest apartment above the 4-stall garage provides additional flexibility. The home is valued at $9,750,000.
Where is Alta?
Alta is a small, unincorporated community located in Teton County, on the western side of the Teton Mountain Range. It sits just east of the Idaho border and a few miles northwest of the town of Driggs, Idaho. Alta is known for its proximity to Grand Targhee Resort, offering access to skiing, hiking, and other mountain activities. Though remote and rural, it’s within driving distance of Jackson, Wyoming, via Teton Pass.
Living Room
The living room features exposed log walls, a vaulted ceiling, and large windows with views of the mountains. Multiple couches and armchairs are arranged around a central coffee table. A stone fireplace sits in the corner of the room.
Dining Room
The dining room includes a wooden table with seating for six and sliding glass doors opening to the deck. A rustic light fixture hangs above the table. Log walls and trim continue the style of the home.
Bedroom
This bedroom has log walls, hardwood floors, and a vaulted ceiling with a large window. A carved log bed frame is the focal point of the space. Matching nightstands and plaid seating complete the furnishings.
Game Room
The game room features a ping pong table centered beneath track lighting. One wall is mirrored and another is painted a deep red. Plaid-upholstered chairs line the far side of the room.
Aerial View
This aerial shot shows the home set on 40 private acres surrounded by trees and open land. A circular driveway leads to the main residence and a separate garage with guest quarters. A pond and landscaping features are visible near the driveway.
1. Freedom, WY – $10,500,000
This 4,891 sq ft estate features 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, situated on 138 acres that stretch across Wyoming and Idaho. Built using Rammed Earth Architecture, the home emphasizes energy efficiency and environmental harmony while incorporating a full smart home system.
The interior includes a gourmet kitchen with marble countertops, high-end appliances, and ample prep space. Valued at $10,500,000, the property also includes a guest house with an oversized garage, a 5-bay metal shop, and a barn.
Where is Freedom?
Freedom is a small unincorporated community located in the Star Valley region of western Wyoming, near the Idaho border. It sits in both Lincoln County, Wyoming and Caribou County, Idaho, making it one of the few towns that spans two states. Freedom is surrounded by open valleys, forested hills, and is close to the Salt River, offering access to outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, and hiking. Though rural, it’s within an hour’s drive of larger towns like Afton, WY, and Idaho Falls, ID.
Foyer
The foyer has rammed earth walls and polished concrete floors. A modern light fixture hangs from the ceiling. Potted plants and framed artwork line the walls on both sides.
Living Room
This living area includes a built-in linear fireplace beneath a wall-mounted TV. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide forest and hillside views. A sectional sofa and indoor plants sit opposite the fireplace.
Kitchen
The kitchen has two large islands with marble waterfall countertops. Pendant lights hang above one island, and full-height cabinets line the far wall. A wide window and stainless steel appliances complete the space.
Bedroom
The bedroom features a fireplace under a wall-mounted TV and a large window facing the trees. A light wood ceiling contrasts with dark trim and polished flooring. A bed and a tall plant sit along the window wall.
Patio
The exterior of the home is set into a grassy hillside with open views of the forest beyond. A concrete patio extends from the house, offering space for outdoor seating. Landscaping includes young trees, gravel accents, and a manicured lawn.
Source: Diane Palmer @ Compass Real Estate via Coldwell Banker Realty
