Fort Steele - 155
155+ Acre Wyoming Land Opportunity Near Historic Fort Steele
Discover 155.46 acres of wide-open Wyoming landscape in Carbon County, where history meets opportunity. This expansive parcel offers the perfect canvas for your vision of rural living, recreation, or investment in the heart of the American West.
Location & Access
Conveniently positioned just half a mile from Interstate 80, this property provides easy highway access while maintaining the peace and privacy of rural Wyoming. County Road 347 runs directly through the property from north to south, ensuring year-round accessibility. The land sits in a prime location near Fort Steele, with Sinclair just 10 minutes away and Rawlins a quick 20-minute drive for shopping, services, and amenities.
Distinctive Features
The property boasts an enviable position bordering the historic Fort Steele Historic Site along its northern boundarya rare oppo...
The property boasts an enviable position bordering the historic Fort Steele Historic Site along its northern boundarya rare opportunity to own land adjacent to this fascinating piece of Wyoming heritage. Enjoy stunning views of the North Platte River valley and the surrounding high plains landscape that defines this region.
With 240 acres of BLM public land bordering the western boundary, your recreational opportunities extend far beyond the property lines. The North Platte River - Fort Steele/Rochelle Public Access Area lies just across the highway, offering immediate access to some of Wyoming's finest fishing, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation.
Development Potential
Power lines already run along County Road 347, making this an exceptional homestead opportunity. Whether you're envisioning a ranch headquarters, weekend retreat, or simply want to secure your piece of the West, the infrastructure is in place to bring your plans to life.
Important Note: The buildings visible in photographs and video are NOT included with this property. Please refer to the detailed property map for boundary information.
Why Carbon County?
Experience the freedom of wide-open spaces, minimal light pollution for spectacular stargazing, abundant wildlife, and the independent spirit that defines Wyoming living. With no state income tax and minimal development restrictions, Wyoming offers lifestyle and financial advantages that are hard to match.
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