The beautiful thing about nature is its way of healing and providing a sense of grounding and peace. Let’s get you reconnected to that beauty at The Waters on Savery Creek. Nature’s stunning beauty is prevalent across this 200 +/- acre property with nearly one mile of private fishing water on Savery Creek, featuring extensive improvements to enhance the fishery. The valley stands still in time, iconic, embracing its historic ranching roots with hay meadows, cattle and sheep production, and decades old cottonwoods that tower above the creek. All this peaceful, nostalgic, beauty seems to be bottled up and delivered to the doorsteps of the stunning, newly renovated 4,300 square foot, six-bedroom, three full and two half bath log home headquarters being offered turnkey. Truly a hard-to-find property of this quality and attributes in today’s market.
LOCATION
An easily accessible ranch located in the historic Little Snake River Valley. The ranch is sitting along the Savery Creek, four miles north of the Savery, Wyoming on a lightly traveled, tree lined, gravel road that in county-maintained all year long.
Offering exceptional privacy and just the right touch of remoteness, the ranch lies between Baggs and Saratoga, Wyoming and is about 65 miles north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado - only 8 miles from the jet-capable Dixon airport.
The ranch is serviced by high-speed fiber optic internet with speeds up to 1gigabite - perfect for the remote work lifestyle while providing both the safety and tranquility of being miles away from large population centers -- and just a short drive to the Three Forks Ranch & Luxury Spa!
Savery, Wyoming, is 6,500 feet in elevation. Summer weather is spectacularly sunny and warm. Fall is mild and as the evenings cool down, you’ll see the magnificent autumn colors change. Winters offer snow cover to the area for most of the season until the longer days of spring usher in warmer temperatures. Annual precipitation falls partially in the form of snowfall and averages about 10”. The warmest month is July with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. January is normally the coldest month with average lows just above zero. The cool, dry Wyoming air and the abundant sunshine produce ideal weather, making time spent outdoors in any season almost irresistible.
ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION
Comprising two parcels that total 200+/- acres, the ranch is a scene out of your favorite western movie - a beautiful river valley with towering Cottonwood trees aligning the riverbanks, lush, green irrigated hay fields, with wild animals abounding the meadows and wetlands.
At the base of the beautiful hay field lies the picturesque ranch
headquarters, featuring a stunning, completely remodeled, 4,300 square foot log home, oversized two-car garage, a separate caretaker unit and several outbuildings that dot the grounds. The Savery Creek has both sides meandering through the property for almost a mile of private water and features over half a million dollars’ worth of new river improvements completed in the Fall of 2022. A Stock Growers conservation easement protects the 140 acres of meadow lands and river area while the 40 acres the buildings are located on remain separate.
OPERATIONS
Is your dream ranching, fishing, hunting, horses, cattle? This ranch has it all - fertile ground, facilities for horses, cattle, or your other four-legged friends. In addition, irrigated hay fields produce approximately 225 tons on average of hay per year. The daily ranching operations are currently managed by a neighbor with a long history of ranching in the valley. You may choose to continue to operate by renewing the lease or run your own ranching operation.
A conservation easement is in place and held by the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust, the 9th largest regional easement holder in the nation. The 40+/- acre parcel with all improvements is held outside of the conservation easement.
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