Working improvements include a metal 1,862 sq ft equipment shop, a new 1,680 sq ft pole building, miscellaneous loafing sheds and utility buildings, and well conceived corrals with livestock scales and shipping capabilities. The homestead is nicely situated along Gooseberry Creek overlooking the irrigated hay meadows to the east and Hillberry Rim to the north. Additional pens are located in the mature shelter belt for holding livestock and calving season. A newly remodeled 1,504 square foot single story home completes the buildings and provides a modest yet very functional headquarters. The beautiful thing about this property is it is priced only on land values allowing a new owner to build a new headquarters home.

The Quartz Gulch Ranch is well balanced with irrigated hay fields and undulating summer pasture. Two year-around streams meander through the ranch, Gooseberry Creek for nearly 2.5 miles and Buffalo Creek for nearly a mile. These streams provide sub-irrigated creek bottom, dependable stock water, and sufficient irrigation for approximately 147 acres. The topography and riparian areas provide good winter cover and significant additional forage for both livestock and wildlife. Livestock water is provided by an extensive pipeline system that provides water to tanks throughout the rangeland to maximize use of the available grass on the property by spreading the livestock out. The property is located in a draw area for both deer and antelope. The landowner does receive 2 landowner tags each year for both deer and antelope. Also, upland birds can be found along the creek bottom.

Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in the Big Horn Basin of northwestern Wyoming. The Quartz Gulch Ranch is only a 20 minute drive from Meeteetse and within a 40 to 50minute drive of Cody, Worland and Thermopolis. Where the rugged Absaroka Mountains meet the Wyoming Bad Lands. Some of the best fishing, hunting, sight seeing and wildlife viewing available anywhere! Enjoy the western charm of nearby Cody with the Irma Hotel, the Buffalo Bill Center, and Yellowstone National Park. The school bus goes to Thermopolis which boasts the worlds largest hot springs or children can be driven to Meeteetse.