TBD Hwy 789

Description

161± acres of Wyoming, fifteen minutes south of Lander, offered as one deeded parcel at $695,000. This is the entire Onion Flats ground brought together with about twelve adjoining acres into a single 161-acre tract. That number matters. At 161 acres, the property sits above Wyoming's 160-acre acreage minimum for the landowner license program, and the seller has a history of receiving two antelope landowner tags on this ground. This is hunting country. Lander is home to the "One Shot" Antelope hunt. The land is a rolling ridge with a seasonal creekbed running through it, the kind of ground that gives you elevation to build on and the draws and cover to hold game. A spring-fed year round pond sits on the property, a magnet for wildlife. Highway frontage means legal, year-round access. Power and telephone run along the property, though a transformer will need to be set to bring service to your building site. A few things set this one apart. No covenants. Build what you want, run stock, put up a shop, park your equipment. The seller is also willing to convey the mineral rights they own, a fifty percent interest, which is rare on land at this price and adds long-term value most parcels this size never offer. And before closing, the property will be resurveyed and the new survey recorded, so you and the title company know exactly what is being sold, right down to the corners. No guesswork. Patient-money land. Ground you can hunt, build on, and hand down. Call or text for the full due-diligence packet. Cody Renner, 307.438.1577, brokered by Timber Ridge Realty. Landowner tags are not sold or transferred with the property. Any new owner must apply through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department landowner license program; eligibility and issuance are subject to WGFD rules and not guaranteed.