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Historicaly Restored Dairy Farmstead

Classic 1912 dormered Cape Cod farmhouse at the foothills of Wyoming’s Laramie Mountains. Includes two houses on approximately 35 acres: five bedroom, two bath 3417 sq ft main residence and 800 sq ft guesthouse. The main residence has a large, sunny, country kitchen with custom made cabinets, tongue and groove woodwork throughout the main level harvested from the forests of the Laramie Mountains, oak floors, and abundant country charm. Both residences are surrounded by an expansive yard with 12 zone sprinkling system, numerous mature shade trees, walk-through perennial flower gardens, huge vegetable garden plot, and over 1/3 acre planted in fragrant lavender suitable for commercial production. A mature tree break borders over ½ mile of the property, providing both privacy and security.

The main farmstead also includes a turn of the century red barn with peak roof, metal Quonset, three loafing sheds with corrals, 1940’s dairy barn, 50’x70’ Cleary building with three-car garage and shop, well house with 25 gpm well capacity, large dog kennel with insulated dog house including power and lights, and an outdoor basketball court.

This property was originally homesteaded in the late 1800’s as part of the Wyoming Land Grant. For the past 100 years, the property has had three owners, and has operated as a sheep farm, a dairy, and wheat farm. Fantastic views of the Laramie Mountains to the west, and within minutes of the historic Oregon Trail ruts, the Pony Express route, the Mormon Trail, and the Deadwood-Cheyenne stage coach route. Enjoy a nature lover’s paradise, all within one hour to Cheyenne, WY, and the University of WY in Laramie.