A beautiful 35-acre and 3-bed, 2-bath home near Basin, Wyoming, offers a blend of irrigated acreage, rural living, and mountain scenery just outside Basin. The land features a combination of productive pasture and open space. With convenient frontage along a state highway, the property provides both accessibility and privacy, making it a versatile setting for agricultural, recreational, or residential use.

The residence includes a very well-taken care of three-bedroom, two-bath home (built in 2023) positioned to take in broad views of the Big Horn Mountains and the surrounding valley. The home site is situated on gently rolling ground with open pasture extending in multiple directions, providing space for livestock, gardening, or small-scale hay production. There is a 30 x 40 shop and a storage shed. Established irrigation infrastructure, including wheel lines, supports consistent forage growth across the acreage.

Water is a key feature of this property. The irrigated portion of the land allows for multiple agricultural uses. The combination of productive land and natural water creates opportunities for a range of uses such as grazing, hobby farming, or wildlife habitat improvement.

Access to the property is convenient via a state highway, providing year-round reliability for residents and agricultural operations. Basin, the nearest town, is approximately 2 miles away and offers basic services, schools, and supplies. Additional amenities, including larger stores and healthcare, are available in Greybull, roughly 6 miles to the north, and Worland, about 30 miles to the south.

The property’s location within Big Horn County provides access to a wide range of outdoor opportunities. The nearby BLM lands, Big Horn Mountains, and Bighorn National Forest offer extensive public land for hunting, fishing, and recreation. Mule deer, pronghorn, and upland birds are common in the region, making the area popular among outdoor enthusiasts.

The acreage surrounding the home offers space for additional improvements or outbuildings such as barns and corrals. The combination of irrigated ground, open space, and practical infrastructure provides flexibility for a range of uses, from small-scale ranching to recreational retreat.

Whether you are looking for productive acreage to raise livestock, a manageable property to enjoy Wyoming’s rural lifestyle, or a base for exploring the Big Horn Basin and surrounding public lands, this property offers a balanced mix of agricultural potential, accessibility, and scenic setting. The established irrigation system, live water source, and open terrain provide a foundation for multiple uses while maintaining the natural beauty of the area.