This absolutely gorgeous 118 acre mountain estate is located at 3000 N Riva Ridge Road in Jackson, WY. Built in 2009, it features a 13,000 square foot main house, 3,850 square foot guest house and a 1,400 square foot annex. The main house features 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 2-story foyer with grand double staircase, 2-story great room with massive stone fireplace and wall of windows, double height formal dining room with vaulted ceilings, gourmet kitchen, 2-story library, custom billiards room with bar, home theater, recording studio, spa room with steam shower and sauna, 3-car garage and much more. It is listed at $37,000,000. I love all the stone and wood used, the custom chandeliers and the spectacular views from every room! The rear exterior is phenomenal.
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Tags: billiards room, home theater, Wyoming
What a gorgeous estate all the way around, out and in. I love all the wood, stone and antler lights. Awesome views everywhere, modern yet rustic.
It’s beautiful. It feels like one of the great camps in the Adirondacks. The furnishings are uninspired and the kitchen looks like it came out of another house, but beyond that I like it. The price is crazy, but at least there is a lot of acreage with it.
It’s gorgeous, if somewhat pricey, but I have on question. Why are some many of these mansions on the market after only 3 yrs or so? Are there THAT many divorces, are the houses unlivable, or isn’t there any one answer? I would assume the owners would want to live in these for at least a decade, to justify the effort, unless it’s just a hobby…
It’s quite dark. I don’t feel any pizzazz in the interior either, and for $37 million, I’d like to feel more inspired than this. Feels more like a corporate retreat than a home. And a professional recording studio? In Jackson, Wyoming? Really?
I’m a sucker for two story libraries. I’m a sucker for big libraries. overall I like the place.
Not sure about the complicated stereo/VCR panel in #14, that seems a bit much for me. I don’t even have a smart phone.
All I see are pretzel sticks on the walls! Actually, it is a very nice home. I do like the log cabin interpretation of a double bridal staircase.
Wow. So creative and amazing. Looks very sturdy and solid. That feels good. Why would anyone who could afford building this, sell it? I wish we could know why the homes we see are being sold. Bankruptcy? Boredom? Too many homes? Build for a profit? The owner must have been in the recording industry, otherwise why the sound studio.
I agree that the interior furnishings were uninspired. The furnishings are bland and cheap looking, as if they didnt want the furnishings to compete or distract from the intricate wood work. But, good interior decorating enhances the interior architecture and this doesnt do it in color or style. It is so obviously masculine inside that you wonder where the feminine touch was. Maybe that is why a divorce might have happened? Or was it the flag that overwhelmed? I like the flag touch a lot, except that it is a statement usually reserved for right-wingers, like when you see it on a car. I wonder what the flag of Wyoming would have looked like? This property and acreage certainly celebrates the exquisiteness of the state. We really do live in a gorgeous country.
A true he man home.