Jesse Webb

$40,000

0.93 Acres

Lander, Wyoming, 82520

Located just outside Lander Wyoming, this 0.93 acre vacant lot offers mountain views and a great opportunity to build a home. The property provides plenty of space while still being close to town, offering both privacy and convenience. The level ground and open space are perfect for a house, garage, or other improvements. Enjoy nearby outdoor recreation, local amenities, and the natural beauty of the area. Call today for a private showing!Region & Climate Lander Wyoming is a friendly and sought after mountain town with a variety of activities, festivals, restaurants, art, and shops. Riverton Regional airport is just 30 minutes away, while luxury resorts, shopping, and skiing are only a few hours away in Jackson Hole Wyoming or Park City and Salt Lake City Utah. Teton and Yellowstone National Parks with their famous wildlife and magnificent scenery are also only a short drive away.Sunny days make up the majority of the year, and a temperate Spring and Fall bring breathtaking beauty.Location Lander is centrally located in Wyoming along the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River. Sitting at 5,358 ft. above sea level and with a population of 7,551 Lander is known for its Sinks Canyon State Park, Wind River Mountains, and nearby Red Canyon.

$100,000

40 Acres

Kemmerer, Wyoming, 83101

Just minutes north of Kemmerer, Wyoming, this 40-acre recreational property offers rolling high plains, abundant wildlife, and plenty of outdoor adventure. Ideal for hunting or off-grid living, the property is abundant with many types of large and small game. With easy access and proximity to Bridger National Forest and BLM lands, it’s a perfect spot for a recreation cabin or an off-grid home.Land Located less than 15 miles north of Kemmerer, Wyoming, this property offers rolling hills covered in sagebrush with excellent mountain views in every direction. The terrain provides multiple suitable sites for a recreation cabin or off-grid home. Wildlife is abundant, including sage grouse, rabbits, antelope, deer and elk, making it a great spot for hunting or wildlife viewing.The property has excellent access in the summer, located just 1.5 miles off the paved highway and can be reached in the winter by snowmobile or tracked machine. Its location near thousands of acres of BLM land and the Bridger National Forest provides endless opportunities for outdoor activities like hunting, hiking, and ATV riding. Whether you’re looking for a remote getaway, a base for recreation, or a self-sufficient living site, this land offers space, privacy, and access to Wyoming’s rugged outdoors.Recreation This 40-acre property is a prime location for hunting and outdoor recreation. Located in Elk Hunt Area 102 and Deer Hunt Area 135, both of which offer over-the-counter general tags, this land provides excellent opportunities for hunters. It is also in Antelope Hunt Area 93, known for its strong pronghorn populations.With abundant wildlife, including deer, antelope, sage grouse, and small game, this property is ideal for both big game and upland bird hunting. Its proximity to thousands of acres of BLM land and the Bridger National Forest expands hunting and outdoor recreation possibilities.Region & Climate Kemmerer, Wyoming, is located in the southwestern part of the state at an elevation of approximately 6,900 feet. The region is characterized by rolling high plains, sagebrush-covered hills, and distant mountain ranges. It is surrounded by vast open spaces, BLM lands, and is near the Bridger National Forest, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and ATV riding.The climate in Kemmerer is classified as semi-arid, with cold winters and mild to warm summers. Winter temperatures often drop below freezing, with snowfall common from late fall through early spring. Summer temperatures are generally pleasant, with daytime highs in the 70s and 80s, while nights remain cool. The area experiences low humidity and moderate winds throughout the year. Precipitation is relatively low, with most moisture coming from winter snowfall and occasional summer thunderstorms. The region’s high elevation and open landscape provide clear skies, making it an excellent place for enjoying Wyoming’s natural beauty.Location This property is located less than 15 miles north of Kemmerer, Wyoming, offering easy access to town while providing a remote and private setting. It is approximately 150 miles south of Yellowstone National Park and about 130 miles northeast of Salt Lake City, making it a great base for regional outdoor adventures while still being within reach of major destinations.

$98,000

39.91 Acres

Kemmerer, Wyoming, 83101

This nearly 40 acre slice of Wyoming wilderness sits just minutes north of Kemmerer and offers wide open high plains, rich wildlife habitat, and endless possibilities for outdoor living. Whether you're looking to hunt, build an off grid retreat, or just have a quiet place to get away, this property fits the bill. With convenient access and nearby national forest and BLM lands, adventure is right out your back door.Land Located less than 15 miles north of Kemmerer, this 39.91 acre property offers open, rolling hills covered in sagebrush and solid mountain views in all directions. There are several good spots to build a cabin or off grid home, and the area is full of wildlife like sage grouse, rabbits, antelope, deer, and elk. It’s an excellent choice for hunting,  a weekend getaway campsite, or just some quiet space.Access is easy in the summer, just 1.5 miles off the paved highway, and you can reach it in winter with a snowmobile or tracked machine. With thousands of acres of BLM land and the Bridger National Forest nearby, there’s plenty of room to hunt, hike, or ride. If you’re looking for a no nonsense spot with privacy, good access, and lots of room to roam, this place checks the boxes.Recreation This parcel sits in a great location for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. It’s in Elk Hunt Area 102 and Deer Hunt Area 135, both offering general over the counter tags, making it easy to access hunting opportunities. The land is also part of Antelope Hunt Area 93, which has a solid reputation for pronghorn.Wildlife is common throughout the property—expect to see deer, antelope, sage grouse, and small game. It’s well suited for big game or upland bird hunting. Plus, with Bridger National Forest and large stretches of BLM land nearby, there’s even more space to hunt, explore, and enjoy the outdoors.Region & Climate Kemmerer, Wyoming, is located in the southwestern part of the state at an elevation of approximately 6,900 feet. The region is characterized by rolling high plains, sagebrush-covered hills, and distant mountain ranges. It is surrounded by vast open spaces, BLM lands, and is near the Bridger National Forest, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and ATV riding.The climate in Kemmerer is classified as semi-arid, with cold winters and mild to warm summers. Winter temperatures often drop below freezing, with snowfall common from late fall through early spring. Summer temperatures are generally pleasant, with daytime highs in the 70s and 80s, while nights remain cool. The area experiences low humidity and moderate winds throughout the year. Precipitation is relatively low, with most moisture coming from winter snowfall and occasional summer thunderstorms. The region’s high elevation and open landscape provide clear skies, making it an excellent place for enjoying Wyoming’s natural beauty.Location This property is located less than 15 miles north of Kemmerer, Wyoming, offering easy access to town while providing a remote and private setting. It is approximately 150 miles south of Yellowstone National Park and about 130 miles northeast of Salt Lake City, making it a great base for regional outdoor adventures while still being within reach of major destinations.

$1,500,000

20.07 Acres

Lander, Wyoming, 82520

Located in the private, gated Homestead Park subdivision, 515 Lander Mountain Road offers private access to Shoshone National Forest, a 1,120 sq ft cabin, and five individual lots. The 20.07 acres boasts of nearly 1/4 mile of Sheep Creek, with eight ponds winding through the land, plentiful with trout. This private forest retreat features mature trees, lush ground, live water, private well and an abundance of elk, deer and other wildlife.Land This 20.07 acre property on Lander Mountain Road is a rare piece of mountain ground made up of five individual lots, four of which are vacant and ready for future use or expansion. Tucked behind a private gate in the premier Homestead Park community, the land offers direct access to the Shoshone National Forest from multiple points. A quarter mile of Sheep Creek winds through the property, feeding eight unique ponds, each full of fish. This steady water source draws in a rich variety of wildlife, with elk and deer moving through the area regularly, along with moose, small game, and other mountain species. The terrain is classic mountain country with a mix of spruce, pine, and quaking aspen that provide cover and beauty year round. The property is located in an over the counter hunting area for both deer and elk, making it an ideal base for hunting, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors in a private and scenic setting. Each lot has road access, giving you flexibility for use and development.Improvements The 1,120 square foot cabin features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, powered by solar with a private well. The open concept living area with vaulted ceilings and large windows bring in natural light and showcase the surrounding forest. The kitchen includes plenty of counter space, room for dining, and flows into the cozy living room centered around a wood stove. A wraparound covered deck offers the perfect place to watch wildlife or keep an eye on family fishing in the nearby ponds. Heat is provided by wood or propane. The property also includes a 10×12 bunkhouse with a front deck, a 10×20 storage shed, and a well-built outdoor cooking area with its own large rock counter, ideal for campfire meals and family gatherings. Recreation This area is perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors. The property includes private access to the Shoshone National Forest, where you can hike, ride, and explore miles of rugged country. It’s in a general tag area for both elk and mule deer and is well known for producing trophy animals. Elk and deer are often seen on the property and throughout the area. Sheep Creek and the ponds on the land offer easy fishing, just steps from the cabin, with more streams and mountain lakes nearby. Whether you’re hunting, fishing, or just enjoying the outdoors, this is a rare chance to own real mountain ground with true endless access to all that Wyoming offers.Region & Climate The Lander Mountain area has a true mountain feel with cooler summers, moderately snowy winters, and fresh air year round. It sits just outside of Lander, a small town known for access to public land, hunting, and fishing. The area is quiet and laid back with plenty of space and wildlife. It’s a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors and a slower pace of life.Location Lander is located in central Wyoming’s Wind River Basin along the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River. It sits about 30 miles from the nearest regional airport in Riverton. Salt Lake City is roughly a four hour drive southwest, and Yellowstone’s south entrance is just a couple hours to the northwest. This location offers a good balance of mountain living with access to larger cities and travel hubs.

$350,000

6.7 Acres

Shoshoni, Wyoming, 82649

Located just one mile from Fremont County’s busiest intersection, this 4,000 sq ft shop with living quarters offers prime business potential. The living space can be used as is, or easily converted to office space. The property includes two lots with over 1,000 feet of highway frontage, ideal for visibility and access. Just minutes from Boysen State Park, this property sits at the crossroads of Wyoming.Land This 6.7 acre property includes two lots and offers outstanding potential for business or residential use. With over 1,000 feet of highway frontage, the location provides excellent visibility and easy access, just one mile from the busiest intersection in Fremont County, often referred to as the crossroads of Wyoming. The land is flat and usable, with plenty of room to develop additional business operations or build one or more homesites. A shared well is already in place, reducing infrastructure costs. Whether you’re looking to expand an oilfield operation, set up an automotive or equipment shop, develop rental units, or launch something entirely new, this property gives you the space, exposure, and location to make it happen. Just a few miles from Boysen State Park, it also benefits from nearby recreation traffic and tourism. This is a rare chance to secure a versatile parcel in a high traffic, high-potential area.Improvements The centerpiece of the property is a well built 50′ x 80′ (4,000 sq ft) metal shop designed for versatility and durability. This insulated structure features high ceilings and two 14 foot overhead doors, making it ideal for large equipment, implement storage, or tractor trailer access. The shop is fully wired for welders and heavy duty tools, making it ready for a wide range of commercial or industrial uses.Inside, there’s a comfortable 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom living space complete with a full kitchen and living room, perfect for on site living, employee housing, or temporary quarters while you build your home. It’s clean, functional, and could easily be converted into office space to support a business operation. Whether you’re running a trade business, need storage for large equipment, or want a flexible space to live and work, this shop offers the setup and space to make it happen.Recreation This property sits in a prime location for year round recreation. Just a few miles from Boysen State Park, you’ll have quick access to fishing, boating, and water sports on the reservoir. The Wind River Canyon offers incredible scenery and is just down the road, leading to Thermopolis with its famous hot springs and dinosaur museum. Nearby public lands and national forest areas provide endless opportunities for hunting, hiking, and ATV riding. Yellowstone National Park is within a few hours’ drive, making this a great basecamp for exploring some of Wyoming’s most iconic outdoor destinations. Whether you’re into weekend adventures or full time access to the outdoors, this area has it all.Region & Climate This part of Wyoming offers a true high desert climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and dry with plenty of sunshine, while winters are cold with light to moderate snowfall. Spring and fall bring cooler temperatures and wide-open skies. The region sees low humidity and big temperature swings from day to night. It’s a place where you can enjoy clear skies, fresh air, and the rugged beauty of the Wyoming landscape year round.Location This property is located in Shoshoni, at the heart of Fremont County, often called the crossroads of Wyoming. It sits just one mile from the county’s busiest intersection, where major highways meet and connect much of central Wyoming. Riverton is about 25 minutes away, offering a regional airport, shopping, and services, while Thermopolis is roughly 30 minutes in the other direction with its hot springs and historic charm. Casper is just under two hours to the east, and Yellowstone National Park is a scenic drive to the northwest. With easy access to major routes and surrounded by Wyoming’s iconic landscapes, this location is ideal for both business and lifestyle.

$199,000

35.43 Acres

Thermopolis, Wyoming, 82443

This 35 acre property just 15 minutes from Thermopolis, Wyoming offers beautiful mountain views in every direction. The land has several great building locations and is easily accessible year round. Power runs just across the road, and fiber optic is at the property line. The quiet, open setting provides plenty of room for a home, shop, or getaway.Land This 35-acre property boasts beautiful mountain views stretching in every direction. The gently sloping land creates a varied landscape with plenty of excellent building sites that take advantage of the scenery and privacy. Scattered trees dot the property, offering shade and character without crowding the open space. You’ll often spot wildlife here, including antelope, deer, and pheasants, adding to the peaceful, natural feel of the land. The setting is quiet and spacious, perfect for anyone wanting room to spread out and enjoy the outdoors. Even with all the serenity, it’s just a quick 15 minute drive to Thermopolis, making it easy to get into town for necessities. Whether you’re planning a full time home or a weekend retreat, this property offers a great balance of seclusion, nature, and convenience.Recreation This property is a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts. With its open spaces and nearby wildlife you can enjoy spotting antelope, deer, and pheasants right from your own land. The rolling terrain makes for easy exploring on foot, horseback, or ATV riding and the wide open views create a perfect backdrop for relaxing or hunting. Whether you’re looking for peaceful nature walks or a quiet place to hunt, this land offers plenty of ways to get outside and enjoy Wyoming’s great outdoors.Region & Climate Thermopolis sits in a beautiful part of Wyoming where wide open plains meet rolling hills and distant mountains. The weather changes with the seasons, warm summers, cold snowy winters, and mild springs and falls. You get a good mix of sunshine and fresh air most of the year. It’s a great spot if you like having plenty of space and enjoying all four seasons without extreme weather hanging around too long.Location This property is located in Hot Springs County, just outside the town of Thermopolis in central Wyoming. It’s about a 15 minute drive from town, giving you easy access to local shops and amenities while still enjoying plenty of privacy. The area sits roughly in the middle of the state, with Yellowstone National Park about two hours to the northwest and Casper around two hours to the east.

$385,000

6 Acres

Riverton, Wyoming, 82501

Tucked away at the quiet end of 33 Ranch Road, this 6 acre property offers plenty of privacy and stunning mountain views. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath passive solar home features 1,734 sq ft, a durable metal roof, and oversized 3 car attached garage. The property also includes a spacious 1,248 sq ft detached shop and garage. Just minutes from Riverton, Wyoming, it’s a peaceful place to settle in, with space to grow and enjoy the calm country lifestyle. Land The 6 acre parcel at the end of 33 Ranch Road offers a mix of open space and privacy, with level ground ideal for additional buildings, livestock, or simply enjoying the outdoors. With no through traffic and few nearby neighbors, it’s a quiet setting with room to expand. Whether you’re looking for extra space to work, build, or relax, the land provides a flexible foundation for a range of uses.Improvements The 3 bedroom, 2 bath home offers 1,734 square feet of comfortable, practical living space. Built into the hillside with a low profile and metal roof, it’s quiet, sheltered, and built to last. Oversized south facing windows let in an abundance of natural light and take full advantage of the views. The layout is simple and efficient, with an easy flow and a strong sense of space and seclusion. The conveniently located pellet stove provides excellent heat and adds a cozy touch to this energy efficient home.Additionally there is a 24×52 detached shop, with 1,248 square feet of functional space, and one large bay door for vehicle or equipment access. One end of the building is finished and could work well as an extra living area, office, workout room, or storage. It’s a solid, workspace with plenty of room for tools, projects, or additional space away from the main house.Recreation The property offers plenty of room for outdoor recreation on your own land with ample space to ride ATVs, build trails, garden, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. Located just outside Riverton, it’s also close to hunting, fishing, and public lands. The Wind River Mountains, Boysen Reservoir, and Ocean Lake are all within easy reach, offering options for hiking, boating, wildlife, and year round experiences.Region & Climate Riverton sits in a broad valley framed by mountains, giving it a mix of open plains and rugged terrain nearby. The climate includes warm, dry summers and cold winters with regular snowfall. You’ll experience all four seasons distinctly, with plenty of sunshine and generally low humidity. It’s a region that balances wide open spaces with easy access to outdoor activities year round.Location The property is located just a few miles north of Riverton, giving you quick and easy access to the city’s amenities like grocery stores, schools, medical facilities, and dining. Riverton is the largest city in Fremont County and acts as a regional center for shopping and services. From the property, it’s about a 10 minute drive into town, making it convenient to enjoy rural privacy without being far from everyday needs.  Riverton is also home to a regional airport offering daily flights to Denver, Colorado.

$875,000

1.91 Acres

Wamsutter, Wyoming, 82336

Prime I-80 investment, The Sunset Inn in Wamsutter, WY is the only motel within nearly 110 miles, ensuring constant demand from travelers, truckers, and energy workers. This 19 room property has unbeatable highway visibility and year round occupancy driven by interstate traffic and nearby energy production. With minimal competition and a proven revenue stream, it’s a rare turnkey business in Wyoming’s high growth energy corridor.Land Situated on a generous commercial lot next to the I-80 on ramp, the property offers ample space for parking, future development, or complementary businesses. Wamsutter’s location between major Wyoming and Utah hubs positions it for continued growth as interstate traffic and regional energy projects expand. The high exposure frontage ensures unmatched marketing visibility to thousands of passing vehicles daily.Improvements The property features 19 rentable rooms with the infrastructure and space in place to add up to five more units, expanding revenue potential. Current accommodations include a well maintained 10 room, two story motel building with a mix of single and double units, designed for efficiency and easy turnover. Nine individual guest cottages provide a variety of layouts, from single room studios to multi bed configurations, appealing to both overnight travelers and extended stay guests such as energy sector workers.A comfortable 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment offers flexibility as an owner’s residence, manager’s quarters, or additional rental unit. The main office building includes attached living quarters, ideal for on site management, creating both operational convenience and security.Supporting facilities include a large, fully enclosed shop suitable for equipment storage, maintenance, or conversion to additional business use; a two-bay storage shop for vehicles and supplies; and a commercial grade walk in cooler to serve guest needs or future food service operations. A dedicated laundry room is equipped for high volume turnover, streamlining housekeeping operations.All structures are situated for easy access and smooth traffic flow, with ample room for trucks, trailers, and future development. The well thought out arrangement of lodging, operational, and storage buildings creates an efficient business hub ready for continued growth.General Operations The Sunset Inn operates as a steady, year round revenue source, driven by a diverse customer base of interstate travelers, truckers, and energy sector crews working in the surrounding region. With minimal local competition and a strategic location capturing both transient and extended stay guests, the business delivers consistent occupancy and reliable cash flow. Its turnkey setup, proven performance, and expansion potential make it an outstanding investment opportunity.Region & Climate Wamsutter, Wyoming, experiences a semi arid climate characterized by cold winters and warm summers. Annual precipitation averages around 8.17 inches, with the majority occurring in late spring and early summer months. Snowfall is minimal, contributing to the area’s dry conditions. The region is known for its wide temperature fluctuations, with summer highs reaching into the 80s°F and winter lows dropping below freezing. These conditions make Wamsutter suitable for year-round operations.Location Wamsutter is a small town in eastern Sweetwater County, Wyoming, located just off Interstate 80 with easy access via the on ramp. Positioned between Rawlins and Rock Springs, it serves as a key stop for travelers and businesses along this vital corridor. Wamsutter sits roughly midway across southern Wyoming, about 140 miles west of Cheyenne, the state capital and approximately 190 miles northeast of Salt Lake City, Utah, making it strategically placed near major regional hubs.

$86,000

44.14 Acres

Rock River, Wyoming, 82083

With nearly 1,200 feet of Laramie River frontage, this 44 acre property sits between Wheatland Reservoirs #2 and #3. A sportsman’s paradise, it offers fishing, waterfowl, and big game hunting opportunities, while bordering BLM land and lying just 20 miles south of Medicine Bow National Forest. Perfect for an off grid cabin or home, it’s also ideal for camping and year round outdoor recreation.Land This 44 acre property combines rolling terrain, open meadows, and an elevated ridge that overlooks the Laramie River, offering several excellent homesites or campsites. The higher ground provides sweeping views of the river corridor and surrounding countryside, while the lower land gives easy access to the water, with a large natural Island that appears most of the year. With nearly 1,200 feet of Laramie River frontage, this property is as functional as it is scenic, perfect for a private cabin, recreational retreat, or simply a place to enjoy Wyoming’s natural beauty.Recreation This property is perfect for any outdoor enthusiast. On site, it offers excellent fishing, waterfowl hunting, and big game opportunities, with abundant antelope roaming the area. Nearby, the Wheatland Reservoirs provide world class waterfowl hunting and fishing, while Medicine Bow National Forest, just 20 miles north, is ideal for elk and deer hunting. With so many recreational opportunities on and around the property, it’s a true Wyoming playground.Region & Climate The climate here is classic Wyoming with sunny days, big skies, and crisp, clean air. Summers are warm but not stifling, perfect for fishing, camping, or hunting. Winters bring snow and quiet beauty, ideal for winter sports or enjoying a cozy cabin. Spring and fall are vibrant, with flowing rivers and colorful landscapes, making it an exceptional place to live or play outdoors almost year round.Location This property is situated in southeastern Wyoming near Rock River. It lies approximately 40 miles northwest of Laramie, a regional hub with full amenities, and is conveniently accessible via nearby Interstate 80. The property is just 18 miles northeast of Rock River, nestled between Wheatland Reservoirs #2 and #3, which provide excellent fishing and waterfowl hunting. To the north, the expansive Medicine Bow National Forest offers hiking, camping, and big game hunting opportunities.