Cold Springs Sanctuary

The Cold Springs Sanctuary is a 35-acre parcel ideally situated near excellent hunting opportunities. The secluded, scenic property is ready for development, complete with a perimeter foundation, electricity, a well, and a septic system already in place. The drive to Cold Springs Sanctuary is not only scenic but also leads to a private property offering stunning 360-degree views of mountains, hills, and valleys. Spanning approximately 35 acres, the land features gently rolling native grassland hills and striking moss rock outcroppings. The property is partially fenced with woven-wire and barbed wire along the highway frontage, and a four-wire barbed fence on wood posts along the northern boundary. Access is provided through a gated entrance, ensuring security and peace of mind.

The acreage is surrounded by abundant wildlife, including deer, elk, antelope, coyotes, and fox. Sitting at an elevation of 5,900 feet, it provides sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The northern edge borders the State of Wyoming public land, enhancing the sense of open space and outdoor access.

Cold Springs Sanctuary is near "Area 7" in Wyoming, a highly prestigious area in the Laramie Mountain Range known for its trophy-caliber elk, though much of it is private land. It is a limited-quota, preference-point draw area. The area offers a variety of hunting experiences, including archery and rifle hunting. Beyond hunting, the region is rich with recreational possibilities, including camping, hiking, 4-wheeling, and fishing, some of which can be enjoyed on the adjacent State of Wyoming public land that borders the property.

The Facts:

~ 35+/- acres

~ 25 minutes to Douglas and one hour to Casper

~ Perimeter foundation and architectural plans for a 3,500+/- square foot home

~ Utilities in place include underground electricity, a 22 GPM well, a septic system, two filled 1,000-gallon propane tanks, and a gravel driveway

~ Gently rolling native grassland hills and striking moss rock outcroppings

~ Near "Area 7" in the Laramie Mountain Range