Mountain Sheep Meadows

Featuring
1,260 sq ft, 1-bedroom, 1-bath cabin with detached garage, greenhouse, and insulated office/man cave all on the grid.
Pristine maintenance throughout the property
Live water
Currently qualifying for landowner tags
Immediate adjacency to the Laramie Peak Wildlife Habitat Management Area and extensive public-land trail systems and access.
End-of-the-road privacy, surrounded by excellent big-game habitat
Located within Area 7 Elk Area, currently qualifying for landowner tags
Bighorn sheep, mule deer, elk, bears, and numerous other game and non-game species are observed daily on the property.

Spanning 160 deeded acres, this exceptionally private and meticulously maintained mountain sanctuary offers breathtaking vistas, high-quality habitat, and direct adjacency to the Laramie Peak Wildlife Habitat Management Area—providing seamless access to tens of thousands of acres of public land.

Location
Positioned in the Laramie Mountain Range, Mountain Sheep Meadows sits near the transition from the Laramie Range to the Laramie Plains, offering diverse panoramas and ecosystems with extraordinary privacy, views, and recreational qualities. The property is conveniently located approximately 30 minutes west of Wheatland and Interstate 25, and ¾ of a mile from the gravel county road.

Locale
Located in Albany County, Wyoming, within 3.3 hours from Denver, Colorado, and just 40 miles west of Wheatland, Wyoming, and 80 miles from Laramie, Wyoming, both county seats of their respective counties, offering hotels, groceries, medical facilities, and shopping.

Climate
The area receives an average annual rainfall of 14 inches and 48 inches of snowfall, with approximately 224 sunny days per year. Average temperatures are 80° in July and 43° in January.

Sporting Overview
This retreat offers a rare recreational experience due to its diverse terrain and direct proximity to the Laramie Peak Wildlife Habitat Management Area. Whether enjoying scenic backpacking trips, UTV excursions, hunting, or simply relaxing on the porch, the scenery, peace, and privacy enhance every moment.

Hunting
The area sustains robust populations of elk, mule deer, bear, and Merriam’s turkey. The property is situated in Area 7 Elk Area and offers over-the-counter deer tags along with the famed limited-quota elk unit.

Recreation
Year-round access is provided, with recreation significantly enhanced by immediate adjacency to the Laramie Peak Wildlife Habitat Management Area and surrounding public lands offering miles of hiking, biking, and UTV trails, along with numerous hunting and sightseeing opportunities throughout the mountain range. If the tens of thousands of accessible acres aren’t enough, you’re just a few miles from Wheatland #3, a popular year-round fishing spot for trophy trout.

Overview
Mountain Sheep Meadows has served as a family retreat and hideaway for many years, providing the hub for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation for family and friends with direct access to the expansive public lands that surround the property.

Aesthetic Value
Mountain Sheep Meadows is situated within an incredibly beautiful corridor near the transition of the Laramie Mountains to the Laramie Plains. Some of the most notable peaks in the range, including Reese, Pine, Sugar Loaf, and Pinto Rocks, are located just beyond the property, forming the beautiful valley and basin that surround the Mountain Sheep Meadows property, giving unparalleled views in every direction.

Investment Value
This property offers a year-round, accessible recreational retreat with valuable improvements and direct access to tens of thousands of acres of public land through the adjacent Laramie Peak Wildlife Habitat Management Area. Its close proximity to growing municipalities, including the Colorado Front Range and Cheyenne, positions it for continued value appreciation.