Jackson, Wyoming, USA — 3-Bed New-Build Home With Elk Refuge Views

3Bedrooms

5Bathrooms

312 m²Living area

~45Nights / year

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About This Property

A brand-new single-family home in Hidden Hollow, just two blocks from Jackson's Town Square, with pristine views across the National Elk Refuge. Designed by Northworks Architects, it is due for completion in December 2026 — the images shown are architectural renderings.

There are three en-suite bedrooms plus a fourth flex suite with a bunk area and its own full bathroom — five bathrooms in all — across 3,355 sq ft. Vaulted ceilings, gas fireplaces, white-oak floors and premium finishes run throughout, with a Wolf, Miele and Sub-Zero kitchen, a generous wine cooler and a Miele coffee system.

Look Inside

Browse the photo gallery, or ask us for a full 3D walkthrough of this home.

Features & Amenities

Elk Refuge & mountain views
Elevator
Attached heated 2-car garage
Gas fireplaces
Deck, balcony & patio
Wolf, Miele & Sub-Zero kitchen
Two blocks from Town Square
New build — completion Dec 2026

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, USA

How Co-Ownership Works

You own 1/8 of the homeReal ownership of the home — not a timeshare, not points.
~45 nights a yearStays are scheduled fairly between the co-owners across the whole year.
Costs are sharedYou pay 1/8th of the home's total running costs, shared between all owners.
Fully managedMaintenance, cleaning and scheduling are handled for you — just arrive and enjoy.
You set the resale priceThe share then goes on the open market.
Transfer to your loved onesPass your share on to your children or loved ones, so your family can enjoy the home for generations.

What a night here really costs

Owning a piece of this home, renting something similar, or buying a whole home like it: the cost per night you'd stay, side by side.

Prefilled with this home: $1.3M for a 1/8 share of a $11M home.

Nights a year you'd stay 45A similar holiday rental, per night$Your estimate, averaged over the weeks you'd go.Years you'd keep it 10 years

Assumptions

Running costs a year% of valueManagement, insurance, upkeep. Shared between the owners.Buying taxes and fees%Selling costs%Change in value a year%What the money could earn elsewhere% a year

Example figures: change them to your own. This home's real running costs are a button away below.

What each night really costs you over 10 years. Money paid in rent is gone. With a share you own a piece of the home, and when you sell, its value comes back to you.

Rent every year

$3,550

per night you stay

Real cost over 10 years: $1,597,500
Money tied up: None
Back when you sell: Nothing
Nights a year: 45

Co-own a 1/8 share

$2,078

per night you stay

Real cost over 10 years: $935,006
Money tied up: $1,439,640
Back when you sell: $1,266,350
Nights a year: about 45

Buy the whole home

$16,622

per night you stay

Real cost over 10 years: $7,480,046
Money tied up: $11,517,120
Back when you sell: $10,130,800
Nights a year: 45 of 365

At 45 nights a year, owning a share works out at $2,078 a night: $1,472 a night less than renting and $14,545 less than owning the whole home for the same stays.

Per night = what you pay in (price, taxes, running costs, and what the money could have earned) minus what you get back when you sell, divided by the nights you stay. It assumes the home is worth the same when you sell; a share can appreciate in value, so change that under Assumptions if you like.

What each night really costs you over 10 years. Money paid in rent is gone. With a share you own a piece of the home, and when you sell, its value comes back to you.

Want the real numbers for this home?

We'll send its yearly running costs with the full photos and floor plans.

Financing

Your way into ownership

Estimate a purchase from 30% down

Finance this home from 30% down through the partner bank of the team that manages it, available to buyers in eligible countries — we confirm your options with you from the start. Adjust the ownership share, down payment and interest rate below to see your monthly figure.