Taylor Vinot

$1,995,000

494 Acres

Moorcroft, Wyoming, 82721

Set in the heart of Northeast Wyoming’s most scenic and peaceful countryside, Tower Lookout Ranch spans 494± acres of lush grassland, natural springs, and elevated building sites with views that stretch for miles. From its open ridgelines and productive pastures to its development-ready infrastructure, this property offers the perfect balance of ranching heritage, recreational appeal, and investment opportunity.Land Historically used for grazing and haying, the land is rich with strong native grasses and gently rolling topography ideal for livestock. Water is abundant, with natural springs, a shared well, and four pipelined stock tanks thoughtfully placed across the property to support rotational grazing. Fencing is in place, making it turnkey for agricultural operations or land stewardship.But what truly sets Tower Lookout Ranch apart is the unmatched scenery. From high points across the property, take in iconic Wyoming landmarks—Devils Tower rising in the distance, the rugged Missouri Buttes, shimmering views of Keyhole Reservoir, and the striking presence of Inyan Kara and Arch Creek along the horizon. Whether you’re envisioning a private homesite, a family getaway, or development, the setting is nothing short of inspiring.Adding to its value, 13 residential lots have already been platted and approved through the county, giving future owners the option to pursue development, build a family compound, or hold as a long-term investment. The area remains quiet and serene, yet is accessible enough to support a wide range of uses—from a peaceful ranch retreat to a scenic residential buildout.With sweeping views, productive land, and flexible potential, Tower Lookout Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Wyoming that truly lives up to the name.Recreation Located in Wyoming, Game Unit 3 for Deer & Antelope, and Unit 1 for Turkey.  Please check Wyoming Fish and Game regulations for details on tags.

$800,000

10 Acres

Gillette, Wyoming, 82718

Located in the heart of Gillette’s busiest commercial corridor, this 10-acre tract offers unbeatable visibility and versatile development potential along Highway 59—one of the most heavily traveled routes in Northeast Wyoming. With over 15,800 vehicles passing daily, this is a prime location for any business looking to capture traffic, convenience, and central access.Land The property features direct access from both Highway 59 and Tipton Drive, with power running along the boundary and city water and sewer nearby. While currently zoned agricultural, this parcel presents a strong candidate for commercial rezoning, located within a district surrounded by thriving retail, industrial, and service-based businesses.Just 2 miles south of Interstate 90, and within minutes of major national retailers like Walmart, Albertsons, and Menards, the site benefits from exceptional connectivity and placement within Gillette’s most active commercial zone. The flat topography and multiple access points offer a clean slate for retail, office, service industry, flex space, or mixed-use development.With a manageable yet impactful 10-acre footprint, this parcel offers enough room for large-scale commercial vision while remaining efficient to build and manage. Whether you’re an investor, developer, or owner-operator, this is a rare chance to secure a centrally located, high-traffic site with strong surrounding growth and infrastructure access—positioning your next project for long-term success in one of Wyoming’s fastest-growing communities.Region & Climate Located in Northeast Wyoming, Gillette sits between the Black Hills to the east and the Big Horn Mountains to the west, giving it both economic and geographic advantage. With a population of over 33,000, the city has evolved into a regional center for commerce, logistics, and essential services, supported by a regional airport, modern healthcare, and expanding educational institutions.Gillette experiences a semi-arid, high plains climate with warm summers, cold winters, and approximately 15 inches of annual precipitation, mostly in the spring and early summer. Snowfall averages around 50 inches per year, and clear skies and wide temperature ranges support year-round construction and operations—making it an ideal environment for investment and development.History Founded in 1891 as a stop on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, Gillette was officially incorporated in 1892 and quickly became a vital shipping and trade center in Northeast Wyoming. Named after railroad surveyor Edward Gillette, the town was built on ranching and rail—and later transformed by energy.The discovery of vast coal reserves in the Powder River Basin marked a new era, solidifying Gillette’s reputation as the Energy Capital of the Nation. Today, the city remains a major hub for coal, oil, and natural gas production and has grown into a key driver of Wyoming’s economy.Location The 59 Frontage offers a premium location along one of Gillette’s most heavily traveled commercial routes. With thousands of vehicles passing by daily, this parcel provides excellent visibility and convenience for a wide range of  uses.Highway 59 connects Interstate 90, just two miles to the north, with Gillette’s growing residential and commercial zones—making it a key artery for both local traffic and regional flow. The site also benefits from secondary access along Tipton Drive, supporting flexible site design and ease of entry.Surrounded by established national retailers, industrial businesses, and service centers, this location continues to see strong commercial momentum. With its strategic position, high traffic exposure, and connectivity to Gillette’s core amenities, The 59 Frontage is a rare opportunity to develop in a proven and growing commercial hub.

$1,350,000

45 Acres

Gillette, Wyoming, 82718

Legacy Pointe offers 45 acres of R-4 zoned land in one of Gillette’s most sought-after and fastest-growing areas. Perfectly positioned for multi-family development, this parcel borders Buffalo Ridge Elementary and offers access from both Tanner Drive and Southern Drive—placing it at the heart of Gillette’s future residential expansion.Land The terrain is primarily flat with a gentle roll, making it ideal for construction, while distant views of the Big Horn Mountains enhance long-term value. Just minutes away are Thunder Basin High School, the Campbell County Recreation Center, Gillette College, and the Gillette Technical Education Center—highlighting the area’s exceptional access to education, recreation, and essential services.As Gillette continues investing in the Enzi and Southern Drive corridors—home to new subdivisions, medical services, and athletic complexes—Legacy Pointe stands out as a rare opportunity for developers ready to meet the community’s growing demand for housing. Whether you’re building apartments, townhomes, or a thoughtfully designed residential neighborhood, this property offers the location, zoning, and momentum to bring your vision to life.Region & Climate Gillette, Wyoming sits on the High Plains between the Big Horn Mountains and the Black Hills. With a population over 33,000 and status as the Energy Capital of the Nation, Gillette combines rugged western heritage with modern infrastructure and rapid growth.ClimateSemi-arid and continental, with warm summers and cold winters—typical of the High Plains.Average annual temperature is around 46–47 °F (8 °C).Summers (June–August) enjoy highs in the mid‑70s to mid‑80s °F (24–29 °C) and cool nights.Winters bring lows in the teens °F and average snowfall of about 53 inches annually.Precipitation is modest, with approximately 15 inches of rain (and ~53 inches of snow) each year.Spring and early summer see the most rain, notably in May and June.History Founded in 1891 as a strategic stop along the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, Gillette, Wyoming began as a small prairie settlement and quickly grew into a hub of activity and opportunity. Named after railroad surveyor Edward Gillette, the town was incorporated in 1892 and steadily evolved through ranching, railroad expansion, and later, the discovery of immense coal reserves in the Powder River Basin.By the late 20th century, Gillette had earned its title as the Energy Capital of the Nation, producing more coal than any other region in the United States. This boom spurred rapid population growth, infrastructure development, and the emergence of Gillette as one of Wyoming’s most dynamic communities.Today, Gillette is more than an energy town—it’s a thriving city known for its strong schools, expanding neighborhoods, and forward-thinking community investment. Legacy Pointe sits at the center of that momentum, offering a rare opportunity to build within a city shaped by history and poised for future growth.Location Legacy Pointe is located in one of Gillette’s most rapidly growing and highly sought-after areas, with direct access from both Tanner Drive and Southern Drive. This prime location sits within close proximity to the city’s top amenities, making it ideal for residential development.Future residents will benefit from immediate access to Buffalo Ridge Elementary, and just a short drive to Thunder Basin High School, Gillette College, the Campbell County Recreation Center, and the Gillette Technical Education Center. Nearby medical facilities, athletic complexes, and shopping centers further support the area’s strong appeal for families and working professionals.

$3,000,000

300 Acres

Gillette, Wyoming, 82718

Welcome to Southern Ridge Ranch—300± acres of prime land located along Southern Drive in the rapidly growing southern corridor of Gillette, Wyoming. With gently rolling hills and sweeping views of the Big Horn Mountains, this property offers both scenic beauty and strategic opportunity.Land Ideally positioned just minutes from key community amenities—including the Campbell County Recreation Center, Thunder Basin High School, Buffalo Ridge Elementary, and Gillette College—this parcel sits at the edge of some of the area’s most active residential and institutional growth. Its location makes it an ideal candidate for development, long-term investment, or a private ranch retreat.Historically used for cattle grazing, the land is fully fenced and features strong native grasses and multiple seasonal reservoirs. A two-track road provides access throughout the property, ideal for maintenance, management, or recreational use. Power runs along the property, and there are multiple access points off Southern Drive and Swanson Drive for added flexibility.  A cell tower is located on the property; the landowner may consider a lease negotiation, or the tower can be surveyed out prior to sale, keeping the offered acreage at approximately 300± acres.With its size, location, and natural appeal—set against a backdrop of city expansion—Southern Ridge Ranch represents a rare opportunity in a high-demand area. Whether you’re seeking a development project, ranch headquarters, or long-term land asset, this parcel checks every box.Recreation Southern Ridge Ranch offers convenient access to some of northeast Wyoming’s most enjoyable outdoor recreation. Antelope are commonly seen on the property, and mule deer occasionally frequent the area.Beyond the ranch, the region offers countless opportunities for outdoor adventure. The nearby Big Horn Mountains, Weston Hills, Rochelle Hills, and Black Hills open the door to hunting, hiking, trail riding, camping, and exploring thousands of acres of public land. Whether you’re looking to ride the ridges, scout game, or enjoy a weekend in the hills, the area delivers year-round access to Wyoming’s signature wide-open spaces.With its location just minutes from Downtown Gillette, Southern Ridge Ranch offers the rare chance to enjoy both the quiet of the outdoors and the convenience of town.Region & Climate Situated in the High Plains of Northeast Wyoming, Gillette offers a semi-arid climate known for low humidity, abundant sunshine, and steady seasonal shifts. Summers are typically warm and dry, with average highs in the 80s °F, while winters bring crisp air and occasional snowfall. The region sees around 15 inches of annual precipitation, with most moisture arriving in the spring and early summer. With its wide-open skies, steady breezes, and practical weather patterns, this area supports a variety of land uses.Location Southern Ridge Ranch is located in Gillette, Wyoming—a thriving city proudly known as the Energy Capital of the Nation. Anchored by its vast coal, oil, and natural gas industries, Gillette continues to experience strong economic growth, infrastructure development, and population expansion. With over 33,000 residents and a reputation for community investment, it remains one of Wyoming’s fastest-growing cities.Gillette is home to a regional airport, comprehensive healthcare, top-tier schools, and a wide array of retail, dining, and recreational amenities. From national retailers and restaurants to extensive parks, trails, and sports complexes, the city offers convenience without sacrificing the open space and western charm Wyoming is known for.Southern Ridge Ranch sits in one of Gillette’s most active development corridors, where residential neighborhoods, educational facilities, and public services are expanding rapidly. With its close proximity to the city center and excellent access to key roads, this location is not only desirable—it’s forward-looking, making it a prime setting for investment and growth.

$535,000

20 Acres

Rozet, Wyoming, 82727

Hay Creek Ranchette offers 20 acres of country living in Campbell County, WY. This well-cared-for property features a 3-bed, 2-bath home, 2,560 sq. ft. shop, barn with stalls, loafing sheds, and multiple fenced pastures. With Hay Creek meandering the east side and abundant wildlife, it’s the perfect blend of comfort, function, and Wyoming lifestyle.Land Tucked away on 20 acres off Cow Creek Road in Campbell County, Wyoming, just 20 miles from Rozet, Hay Creek Ranchette is a beautifully cared-for property offering both comfort and function. The 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home features warm living spaces, a bright kitchen, and an attached two-car garage, creating a welcoming retreat at the heart of the acreage.For horse enthusiasts, the property is fully fenced and cross-fenced with multiple pastures, complete with hot wire and loafing sheds to ensure easy management and year-round care. A versatile barn with two stalls provides additional shelter and storage,  while the spacious 2,560 sq. ft. shop with concrete flooring and two large overhead doors is perfect for equipment, vehicles, or projects. Other thoughtful additions include a chicken coop, greenhouse, and large storage shed, making the property as practical as it is inviting.Adding to its charm, Hay Creek meanders along the eastern boundary, bringing a seasonal water feature that enhances the landscape and draws wildlife. Mule deer, antelope, sage grouse, and even nearby elk herds frequent the area, creating an authentic Wyoming backdrop right outside your door.With a manageable size yet all the amenities of a larger operation, Hay Creek Ranchette is a rare find—an ideal fit for horse owners, hobby ranchers, or anyone seeking a peaceful country lifestyle with a strong foundation already in place.