646 Bear Lane

Description

Riverfront Wyoming. Nearly 179 acres. A 2023 home. Nobody in sight. A rare combination of riverfront living, productive Wyoming acreage, exceptional privacy and a nearly new home awaits just outside Worland. Set along the Bighorn River with sweeping open views and no neighboring homes in sight, this property offers the kind of space people move to Wyoming to find—without giving up convenient access to town. At the heart of the property is an impressive 4,320-square-foot home built in 2023, offering four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a three-car attached garage and abundant storage. Generous living areas and flexible rooms provide space for a home office, homeschool classroom, hobbies, livestock projects, guests or simply room to spread out. Outside, the acreage, barn, storage, RV parking and wide-open setting create countless possibilities for horses, agricultural projects and rural living. The agricultural ground adds both productivity and flexibility. Approximately 80 irrigated acres have established water rights and are currently in alfalfa. Buyers who want the land without taking on day-to-day farming may also appreciate interest from local producers in leasing the acreage, allowing the ground to remain productive while the owner enjoys the lifestyle. Then there is the river. Bighorn River frontage brings recreation literally into your backyard, with fishing, waterfowl and abundant wildlife including geese, ducks, turkey and deer commonly found throughout the area. It is a setting where mornings can begin on the river, afternoons can be spent in the field or shop, and evenings end with privacy, open skies and remarkably few reminders that other humans exist. The proposed Bighorn River Blueway Trail is also bringing increased attention to recreation along the river corridor, creating an intriguing future dimension for this property. Subject to applicable approvals and permitting, the location may offer possibilities for an outdoor-oriented small business such as primitive camping, fishing or outdoor services, guiding operations or a river recreation basecamp. Whether envisioned as a private Wyoming retreat, working or leased agricultural property, recreational headquarters, hobby farm or a combination of them all, this is much more than acreage with a house. It is a place to build a life around land, water, privacy and possibility—only minutes from Worland.