Town of Kelly Archives · Brian Siegfried Real Estate

NEW: Virginian Village 1-bed, 454-square-foot condo built in 1994, remodeled in 2018, listed by Prugh Real Estate for $525,000.

NEW: Gros Ventre in Teton Village 1-bed, 684-square-foot condo built in 1973, updated in 2023, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $995,000.

NEW: Town of Kelly .17-acre building site with direct Teton Range views, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $1.25 million.

NEW: Hotel Terra in Teton Village 2-bed, 1,259-square-foot condo-tel, listed by Engel & Volkers for $2.229 million.

NEW: Teton Village 4-bed home built in 1982 on .63 acres with completed plans for a modern 6-bed, 11-bath, approximately 8,000 square foot home, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $5.25 million.

PENDING: Rivermeadows 3-bed, 2,128-square-foot townhouse built in 1975 after 13 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $1.95 million.

PENDING: Teton Village 5-bed, 3,19-square-foot home built on .69 acres in 1980 after 98 days on market, listed by Live Water Properties for $5.5 million.

PRICE REDUCED: Meadowbrook/Town Creek 2-bed, 849-square-foot condo built in 1979, reduced from $1.075 million to $865,000 after 363 days on market. Listed by Compass.

PRICE REDUCED: Rafter J 3-bed, 2,944-square-foot home built in 1992 on .25 acres, reduced from $2.55 million to $2.465 million after 153 days on market. Listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty. CLOSED: Cottonwood Park 3-bed, 1,132-square-foot home built in 1989 on .14 acres after 18 days on market, listed by Compass for $1.495 million.
CLOSED: Cottonwood Park 3-bed, 1,132-square-foot home built in 1989 on .14 acres after 18 days on market, listed by Compass for $1.495 million.

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Today’s Jackson Hole real estate activity:

NEW: Snake River Lodge & Spa in Teton Village 535-square-foot studio built in 2002, listed by Keller Williams Jackson Hole for $650,000.

NEW: Southeast 40 in Rafter J 2-bed, 1,040-square-foot townhouse built in 1981 on a quarter acre, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $1.15 million.

NEW: Aspens 2-bed, 1,128-square-foot condo built in 1976, listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Company for $1.55 million.

NEW: Town of Kelly 4-bed, 2,368-square-foot home built in 1975 on .26 acres, listed by Compass Real Estate for $1.795 million.

NEW: Wind River in Teton Village 4-bed, 2,410-square-foot townhouse built in 1982, listed by Keller Williams Jackson Hole for $4.3 million.

PENDING: Hotel Terra 1-bed, 801-square-foot condo built in 2009 after 3 days on market, listed by Keller Williams Jackson Hole for $875,000.

PENDING: Melody Ranch 4-bed, 2,888-square-foot home built in 2015 on a third of an acre after 8 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $2.795 million.

PRICE REDUCED: Gros Ventre in Teton Village 1-bed, 684-square-foot condo built in 1973, reduced from $1.2 million to $1.1 million after 40 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty.

PRICE REDUCED: Shooting Star in Teton Village 5-bed, 7,876-square-foot home built in 2017 on 1.52 acres, reduced from $23 million to $19.5 million after 165 days on market, listed by Compass Real Estate.

CLOSED: Rafter J 3-bed, 1,584-square-foot home built in 1989 on .29 acres after 128 days on market, listed by Compass Real Estate for $1.625 million.

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The sun sets on an Etna ranch in early November. Early-season snow has blanketed Star Valley and Jackson Hole and brought several feet of snow to the Salt River Range and Teton Range.

Today’s Jackson Hole real estate activity:

NEW: Hoback Junction quarter-acre building site, listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates for $345,000.
NEW: Green Mountain near Snow King freestanding 3-bed, 1,890-square-foot townhouse, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $1.25 million.
NEW: Snake River Lodge & Spa 3-bed, 3,800-square-foot penthouse condo built in 2001, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $5.95 million.
PENDING: Scott & Snow King Condo with 3 beds, 884 square feet built in 1984 after 1 day on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $450,000.
PENDING: Town of Kelly 2-bed, 1,056-square-foot home and log barn on .34 acres built in 1964 after 304 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates for $1.295 million.
PENDING: Town of Kelly 4-bed, 3,682-square-foot home built in 2015 on 8.49 acres after 761 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $5.995 million.
CLOSED: Rafter J 3-bed, 2,109-square-foot home built in 1986 on a quarter-acre after 58 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $1.375 million.
CLOSED: Snake River Sporting Club Fairway Lodge with 4 beds, 2,626 square feet built in 2019 after 93 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates for $2.399 million.
CLOSED: One Town Hill 3-bed, 2,031-square-foot condo built in 2019 after zero days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates for $3.3 million.
PRICE REDUCED: Rafter J 4-bed, 2,121-square-foot home built on a quarter-acre in 1987, now $1.25 million after 22 days on market. Listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates.

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I call this photo "Hydration." The temps have cooled slightly and firefighters have gained ground of late, but the land remains very dry (except in my front yard). — I call this photo “Hydration.” The temps have cooled slightly and firefighters have gained ground of late, but the land remains very dry (except in my front yard).

Today’s Jackson Hole real estate activity:

NEW: Hoback Junction 3-bed home on nearly an acre with a guesthouse, listed by Greg Prugh Real Estate for $1.2 million.
NEW: Snake River Sporting Club 35-acre building site, listed by IMI Resort Properties of Wyoming for 41.695 million.
CLOSED: Henry’s Road Arts and Crafts home with 3 beds, 2,400 square feet after 200 days on market, listed by Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty for $995,000.
PRICE REDUCED: Rafter J 3-bed, 1.344-square-foot home built in 1991 on .16 acres, was $625,000 no $599,000 after 80 days on market, listed by Clayton Andrews Real Estate.
PRICE REDUCED: Town of Kelly .17-acre building site reduced 22 percent from $495,000 to $385,000 after 64 days on market
PRICE INCREASE: Owl Creek 4-bed, 5,535-square-foot home on 4.5 acres built in 1999, originally listed at $5.895 million 139 days ago, then lowered to $5.495 million, now raised to $5.699 million. listed by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates.

Jackson Hole and Wyoming links:

Jackson Hole’s most important writer, Jonathan Schechter, predicts the upcoming primary and general elections in Teton County, Wyoming and nationally with, as usual, many words of wisdom and keen insight. Like reading tomorrow’s headlines today.
Several Jackson Hole Legion baseball players earned recognition by WyoPreps.com as all-state selections including Mackenzie Hollingsworth and Jon Fisher making the “AA” first team and Brian Feuz and Javen King making the second team.
OMG!OMG!OMG! “Winter is coming” notes Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in its first pre-season “stoke” video. Nice lines! Also, note that season tickets are on sale now through the end of the month – even if you only plan to be here on week check out the youth season passes.
The Food Network Blog checks in at most of Jackson Hole’s finest restaurants in “10 things I ate about you: Jackson Hole.” Couldn’t agree more with their choices, especially the fish n chips at Rendezvous Bistro.
The Grand Picnic ain’t no picnic, but Julia Heemstra invited herself nonetheless to the one-person party that involved biking 26 miles from town of Jackson to Jenny Lake, swimming 1.3 miles across Jenny Lake, running to the top of the Grand Teton and returning to town on the same route. Took her just under 15 hours. She became the first female to do it solo and unsupported.
And just because it’s a billion degrees lately in the Hole, enjoy this vintage backcountry snowmobile footage featuring lots of local Slednecks ripping it up in the 90s.
Meet the Golightlys and the McCoys, two Teton families that have chosen to start families that do not include kids, in Teton Family Magazine.
Enjoy this piece on the simple joys of encountering wildlife – in particular a “Heron, a Goldfinch and a Moose,” by Jon Mobeck, ED of Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation.
Do you like the reality TV show “Shark Tank?” The fifth year of the Jackson Hole version, Silicon Couloir Pitch Day, is set for Wednesday at Center for the Arts.
Craig Benjamin of the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance with a timely reminder that it is your privilege to vote but if you do please take the time to read up on the positions of the candidates.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s “Lucky Charm” trail is mentioned, among many others,

in this Runner’s World article on “rave runs.

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