This unique property is located at the outskirts of Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming. This modest 1.63-acre lot backs up into the Bridger-Teton National Forest and is surrounded by a lush forest of ponderosa pines and woodlands.

The house itself is nestled into the sloped landscape and features two main volumes. The open floor plan seamlessly connects public and private spaces, while a saddlebag design extends the primary suite. This simple yet sophisticated shape offers multiple views downhill to the west side of the property, overlooking Star Valley. The building's footprint has been carefully arranged to allow natural drainage to flow throughout the property, utilizing runoff from the various mountain ranges to the east. The exterior showcases a modern blend of vertical cedar siding, board-formed concrete walls, metal structural steel, and multiple glazed openings.

The lower level of the home includes a garage, mechanical space, bath, and a theater room enclosed in concrete walls. A stairway leads up to the main entrance from the side of the lower level. Upon entering, you'll find the primary bedroom straight ahead, public spaces to the left, including a spacious open-concept family room, kitchen, and dining area with a wrap-around deck, pantry, closet, and office. To the right are private spaces, including utilities and two bedrooms.