A Jackson Hole Estate With 43 Acres of Snake River Frontage Lists for $37.5 Million
Many homes along the Snake River in Jackson Hole sit low in the forest along the winding riverbank, where thick greenery offers plenty of privacy but can also block views. Drift House takes a different approach. Instead of putting the main living spaces on the ground floor, they’re upstairs, above the trees, where the owners can look out across the property’s five ponds to the Snake River and the Teton Range. Rimac Will Wind Down Production of Its Electric Nevera Hypercar by Year's End Designed by local architect Vince Lee, the roughly 8,000-square-foot main residence was built in 1999 with its living and dining rooms, kitchen, and primary suite all on the upper level. The living and dining rooms share a two-way fireplace. Large windows bring the landscape into the home, while a spacious deck offers another vantage from which to enjoy the sweeping views. It’s a clever bit of planning that makes the most of the property’s position along the river. RELATED: This $48.5 Million Wyoming Estate Comes With Its Own Aircraft Hangar The great room has floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed timber beams. Latham Jenkins The property spans 42.6 acres, with five private ponds dotting the grounds. Footbridges and
