9 Orchard Hill Rd. , Lander, WY 82520(Fremont County)

This property features flat to gently sloping terrain.  It is adorned with mature trees; pine, elm, cottonwood, Quaking aspen, and heirloom apple. Native grasses, sage, wildflowers, and mature shrubs enrich the landscape of the property. Flower gardens and a large lush yard make this a perfect place to watch hummingbirds and songbirds all summer.  Wildlife and game birds frequently make their way onto the 4 acres. The lawn and vegetable garden are watered by an automatic sprinkler system and the remainder of the 4 acres can be watered by the seasonal Cottonwood ditch.  A invaluable opportunity for a family to enjoy a hobby farm and “cultivate” the land as well as raise 4-H and FFA animals.

Improvements

The 4,109 total sq. ft. charming and warm country home offers 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a spacious mudroom, partial basement, and a 2 car attached garage. In addition, an open formal dining and living room with high tongue and groove wood vaulted ceilings host panoramic picture windows, allowing exceptional natural light to fill the space throughout the year. A dramatic custom stone fireplace faces the area between the two rooms, warming and providing light to these areas during the winter months and offering a peaceful and cozy space for reading a book. Cooking in the kitchen and visiting at the breakfast nook with a warm cup of cocoa offers the serenity of the Lander Valley through the southeast facing windows. Washing dishes will no longer be a chore as you take in the breath-taking views of the Wind River Mountains and exquisite Valley below. Following the hallway away from kitchen leads to a large private guest suite which includes a bedroom, bathroom, and generous personal sitting area. Adjacent to the suite is the spacious master bedroom. The master bedroom features a walk-in closet and large jetted tub, in addition to beautiful views of the Lander Valley below. Continuing upstairs leads to another 2 bedroom loft suite with its own full bath, large recreation room and kitchenette, providing a perfect space for guests or teenage kids. Windows encircle the upstairs and offer an abundance of light and continuous views throughout the year. Entering from the attached garage is a mudroom and extra bathroom for cleaning up after working outside or taking care of the farm animals. The three large decks offer space to relax, entertain and take in the unbeatable views. An automatic sprinkler system and irrigation rights keep the large and lush lawn, trees, and mature landscaping surrounding the home green and easy to maintain all year. Do not miss your chance to own this rare, established, and serene slice of heaven in the Lander Valley. This 4 acre property is part of a 5 lot subdivision in which additional acreage is available for purchase.

Recreation

This property is an opportunity for a family to appreciate the great outdoors.  Kids can enjoy the summer months roaming around on their bicycles, ATV’s, dirt bikes, playing paintball, and finding places to build forts and climb trees. Winter brings opportunity to snowshoe and sled.  Only minutes away, Lander offers a myriad of recreation ; world-renown rock climbing, horseback riding, hiking, camping, fishing and hunting; Numerous places  are available  for mountain bike riding and ATV riding . Nordic Skiing and snowshoeing allow you to take in the pristine Wind River Mountain range.

Region & Climate

Lander is nestled along the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River, just south of the Wind River Indian Reservation sitting  5358 ft above sea level. Its population is about 7500.  All four seasons are enjoyed with over two -thirds of the days being sunny. Each season brings with it special activities in the Valley. “Landiego” as other Wyomingites fondly refer to Lander has been named “Tree City USA,” for 29 years in a row because of the abundance of lush trees that envelope this small western town. Lander’s beauty, recreation and a sense of community make it a sought-after place to live.

History

The Museum of the American West and Pioneer Museum offer insights into the history, culture, and heritage of the American West. Nearby South Pass City and Atlantic City offer visitors a glimpse into Wyoming’s rich history, particularly the era of westward expansion and the Oregon Trail. Exploring these towns allows you to step back in time and imagine the challenges faced by pioneers and gold prospectors as they made their way across the American West.

Location

Lander is a unique Western community with a range of attractions and events that cater to both residents and visitors. Lander boasts a vibrant culinary scene with numerous award-winning restaurants and bars with plenty of options to satisfy your taste buds. The community provides entertainment options throughout the year, ensuring there is always something to do. This includes concerts, theatre performances, festivals and other cultural events. Lander hosts an exhilarating  4th of July celebration, one you will not want to miss.  Brewfest and the International Climbers Festival are favorites in the area.   Lander is the headquarters of the NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School), a renowned institution that provides wilderness education and leadership training. The Catholic College and  Central Wyoming College (CWC) offer higher education opportunities. Only a few hours away is Jackson Hole, Yellowstone and Teton National Parks. Commercial air service is 30 minutes away.