SUGARLOAF BUTTE RANCH Clark
$754,000
Canyon Real Estate, LLC 1327 Rumsey Ave., Cody, WY 82414 Office (307) 527-7092 Cell (307) 899-7092 Fax (307) 527-7093 www.canyonrealestate.net INFORMATION ON THIS PROPERTY WAS OBTAINED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN THAT OF CANYON REAL ESTATE, LLC, AND IS DEEMED TO BE RELIABLE, BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED BY EITHER THE SELLER OR THE SELLER’S AGENT. THIS OFFERING IS SUBJECT TO CORRECTION, WITHDRAWAL, PRIOR SALE, OR PRICE CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
Situated in the rolling foothills of Sugarloaf Butte at the base of the Beartooth Mountains, this custom home offers an atmosphere of western ambiance. The spacious great room has vaulted ceilings, floor to ceiling rock fireplace and oak hardwood floors. Detailed woodworking and custom rustic maple cabinets are throughout the home. Large windows surround the great room capturing the dramatic mountain views of the Absaroka and Beartooth mountain ranges. The kitchen combines a good working area with an eating bar. All appliances convey including a 5 burner gas stove top, wide by side refrigerator, convection/microwave double oven, built in conventional oven and dishwasher. The dining area features an antler chandelier purchased at the Western Design Conference. A walk in pantry provides abundant storage conveniently located next to the kitchen. The oversized mud/laundry room is entered through the garage or from the deck and offers ample storage and convenient work space. The washer and dryer are included in the sale. The master suite on the main level has vaulted ceilings, two walk-in closets and a generous master bath with double sinks, tiled walk-in shower, large tub and linen closet. The downstairs feature a family room with a game area, sitting area, eating area and cozy fireplace. An additional bedroom, office/den and full bath complete the lower living space. There are two accesses to the lower level, a stairway from the great room and a stairway from the garage. A surround sound system is wired throughout the house living areas and outside on the deck. A covered deck wraps around on 3 sides of the home offering views of the mountains to the west and south and the Clarks Fork Valley to the east. An attached 2 car garage is accessed from a circular drive. The property consists of 71 acres in two parcels bordered by BLM on the north and east. The home is privately situated on the property and the yard is fenced. The barn is located on a separate parcel from the house with its own well. The central part of the barn is 28’ x 48’. There is a tack room within this area with 12 built in racks for saddles. Above the tack room is a storage area. There is an interior and exterior entrance to the tack room. The remainder of this area works well for hay storage, ATV storage and other miscellaneous uses. There are 6 sliding feeder doors, two for each stall. There is an electric overhead door in this central part of the barn. There is a water spigot with warm water in the interior and several frost free spigots outside. One wing of the barn has a heated, insulated work room that is 32’ x 18’. There is a heated pump room with 4 shut valves for water lines to two pastures and two exterior areas of the barn. The wing with the loafing shed is divided into three stalls all with lighting and is 48’ x 18’ with six feeders. This well planned horse set up has continuous fencing around the barn and corral system which includes a catch pen. Many recreational opportunities exist in the area with 3 public accesses to the Shoshone National Forest nearby. Fishing on the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River is minutes away. Watch the wildlife from the front porch and enjoy the brilliant sunrises and mountain sunsets.
Great Room
Great Room
Great Room
Great Room
Dining Room
Dining Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Laundry Room
Half Bath
Half Bath
Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom
Master Bath
Master Bath
Guest Bath on Lower Level
Family Room
Family Room
Barn
Barn
Corrals
Sugarloaf Butte Ranch
Heart Mountain
Beartooth Mountains
Beartooth Mountains
Bald Ridge and The Absaroka Mountains
CLARK, WYOMING, where the grandeur of the rugged Beartooth Mountains loom majestically over the sage covered prairie is situated 30 miles north of Cody. The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, Wyoming’s only federally designated ‘wild and scenic river’ flows out of the Clarks Fork Canyon and meanders through the valley. The Clarks Fork Canyon is the division between the Beartooth Mountains to the north and the Absaroka Mountains to the south. Looking west when you turn into Clark, from the Canyon south, the mountains you see are Bald Peak, Bald Ridge, Trout Peak, Pat O’Hara and Heart Mountain. There are 3 drainages to the north of the canyon, Little Rock Creek, Bennett Creek and Line Creek. Clark’s legal boundaries encompasses approximately 193 square miles. The boundary begins just north of County Road 7RP on Chapman Bench (Hwy.120) and goes north to the Montana state line, west to the Shoshone National Forest and east to include some of the arid lands in Badger Basin. The first Clark post office was established in 1891 and the first school was established in 1895. There are approximately 300-350 residents in the Clark valley today. There is no longer a post office. Mail comes through the Powell post office. There are 3 accesses to the Shoshone National Forest, the Clarks Fork Canyon being the most spectacular. From the mouth of the Canyon you can horseback ride, hike or 4wheel drive five miles along the river with towering mountain walls on either side. At the end of the canyon, the trail on the north side switchbacks to the top of the Beartooth Mountains and goes over to Highway 212. This is the Morrison Jeep Trail. Looking across the river on the south face of the canyon, the steep trail that Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce Indians took on their escape from Yellowstone Park in 1877 can be faintly seen. Colonel Sturgis had been waiting at the mouth of the Canyon. He was told by scouts that there was no way that the Nez Perce could escape through this canyon and he moved his company south to Heart Mountain. The Nez Perce accomplished an amazing fete, and 700 people and 2000 horses escaped through this canyon and headed north. A year later in 1878, the Bannock Indian conflict took place on the Clarks Fork River. During the early morning battle, among the dead were Captain Andrew Bennett and Little Rock, a Crow interpreter. Bennett Creek, Bennett Buttes and Bennett Buttes Cemetery are named in honor of Captain Bennett. Little Rock Creek was named after the Crow interpreter. The Clarks Fork Recreation Center hosts community activities including an annual rodeo. Clark is within the Powell School District with an elementary school of Kindergarten through fifth grade and a student population averaging 30-35 students total.
