Parcel 4 TBD Hwy 287

Description

If privacy is what you're after, Lot 4 is the one — 37.31 secluded acres in the foothills overlooking the Little Popo Agie River and the Wind River Range, about 11 minutes (10.8 miles) south of Lander via US-287. Tucked down in the creek drainage on the far side of the ridge, with the ridgeline forming its shared boundary with Lot 3, this parcel is completely hidden from the sight and sound of the highway; here, it's just you, the water and the mountains. Its centerpiece is a year-round, spring-fed pond held by a permitted dam — a genuine standing-water feature and the very source of the seasonal creek that flows on to feed Lots 1 and 2 downstream. Access comes in through the subdivision's signature double wagon-wheel archway off the highway and along the graded gravel road via a recorded easement, and overhead power crosses the lot with the ability to tie in. Multiple building sites look west to the Wind River Range while the rest of the world disappears behind the ridge, and abundant public land — thousands of acres of BLM and State ground — lies just across the highway and a short drive away, with the Johnny Behind the Rocks trails and Red Canyon only minutes off. Plan for a private well (strong local water history and multiple springs) and a septic system, and Lot 4 delivers the rare combination of water, power, seclusion and mountain views, all just minutes from Lander. Minimal protective covenants protect the setting, and the recorded survey and covenants will be filed with Fremont County before closing. Covenants & Community — Onion Flat Estates carries light, protective covenants designed to preserve the land and the views: use is limited to residential, agricultural, farm or livestock purposes (no commercial or salvage operations); one main residence per lot with at least 1,000 sq ft of habitable space, plus the ancillary buildings and garages you'd expect; standard building setbacks of 50 feet from a road boundary and 30 feet from other boundaries; and no further subdivision below 6-acre tracts. Lot owners share in maintaining the two subdivision roads through modest, road-specific fees — Lots 1 & 2 share Road 1, and Lots 3 & 4 (with 5, 6 & 7) share Road 2. Survey and legal description by Hamilton Land Surveying, Inc., Lander, Wyoming. These are vacant lots; domestic water is by private well and sewer by individual septic system, both installed by the buyer.