$18,500,000

Crazy P Ranch

Buffalo , Johnson County , Wyoming

1,429.00
ACRES

4
BEDROOMS

7
BATH

12369
SQ FT

pen • hay barn • fenced • second house • 2 barns with 9 stalls • 9 Run-in stalls

Property description

Crazy P Ranch is one of the most thoughtfully developed ranches in the eastern foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. Located approximately 15 miles south of Buffalo, Wyoming, the ranch is comprised of 1,749± total acres of which approximately 1,429± acres are deeded, 280± acres are State of Wyoming leases, and 40 acres are a Bureau of Land Management lease. Lush fields attract an abundance of wildlife including whitetail deer, mule deer, elk, antelope, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge, pheasants, and turkeys. Live water in Muddy Creek provides some technical fishing opportunities for large trout. The “next level” improvements are second to none in the area and include a well-designed main home, a meticulously planned equestrian barn along with an outdoor arena, round pen, horse runs, hot walker, and paddocks. Working improvements on the ranch are all in good condition and include employee housing, a calving barn, a shop, and corrals. With exceptional panoramic scenic qualities, unlimited outdoor sporting opportunities, and agricultural production, Crazy P Ranch offers a unique opportunity to invest and share the enjoyment of an extraordinary luxury ranch rarely found in this area.

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Details

Home Features

Completed in 2019
12,369± square feet under roof
Massive courtyard
Numerous outdoor living spaces porches, decks, patios, and tasteful landscaping
Architecturally designed by Kipp Halverson and team with Faure Halvorsen Architects
Built by custom home builder Behrend Construction, Inc.
3 bedrooms
3 full bathrooms
3 powder rooms
Many storage areas
Exercise room
Game room
Reading nook
Great room
Oversized kitchen with a large pantry and galley
Large dining area
Mud room
1 bed/1 bath casita attached by a breezeway
Exterior is a mix of stucco and stone with large stone headers for all of the exterior doors and windows Rustic tin covers the entire home
Exposed beams in many of the rooms and all the outside porches
This home is positioned to capture excellent views of the ranch and the surrounding mountain vista.
The construction and workmanship in this home is of the utmost quality and attention to detail.

Lot Features

The ranch is well-balanced with both native pastures and irrigated meadows.
The irrigated meadows produce grass hay and alfalfa sufficient to provide feed for wintering livestock.
The native pastures are comprised of buffalo, blue gramma, and several varieties of wheat grasses.
Combination of irrigation methods including a remote-controlled Valley 5-tower pivot
Two side-roll sprinklers
Big-gun sprinklers
Flood irrigation via gated pipe and ditches
The irrigated ground produces quality hay that can be fed on the ranch or sold annually.
These lush fields not only create a beautiful park-like setting but also attract an abundance of wildlife.

Horse Facility Features

Very rarely does a horse barn have this much functionality and class.
Matching the Main House with stucco and stone accents
Full concrete foundation backfilled with gravel
7,729 square-foot steel structured barn finished with a bridge plank timber floor
9 custom pipe and wood lined box stalls
Two stalls that are extra-large to accommodative mares and foals
1,344 square feet of covered space leading to outside runs
Heated/automatic waterers
Large tack room
Feed storage bay
Wash bay
Office
½ bathroom
Indoor riding area
Designed with the comfort of the horses in mind for every season
Thoroughly insulated and heated with radiant heat for the colder months
Integrated fly control system for both indoor stalls and outside runs
Large fans to keep the air moving
Odor exhaust system pulls air from beneath the wood flooring to keep the air fresh
Set up to accommodate auctions
The barn is also wired for several multimedia options.
The 150′ x 300′ arena is thoughtfully designed for many different equestrian pursuits.
Arena is built with pipe and lined with wood.
Adjustable roping boxes
Automatic air/electric controlled Priefert roping chute
2 cattle pens with loafing sheds
Return alley
Great footing in the arena
Reining, cutting, cow horse, English disciplines, and other events could be easily accommodated.