35 Acres with Agriculture Classification for property taxes of just $27 annually. Gorgeous View Property of the Big Horn Mountains including Blacktooth! 360 Degree View of the beautiful Painted Hills (Whispering Hills) and of the valley below. Two hills to decide between to set your best home view. I suggest the other for your hunting cabin that can be rented for income. Just 4 miles east of Sheridan off US Hwy 14 and 1 mile north is Forever Grace Ranch. It is fenced with a shared well and a couple natural springs for livestock. There are three livestock tanks, a portable corral and a shooting range at present. Per county regs you can build one main home for residing and have additional out buildings barn, shop, a small dwelling unit, etc. There are no structures on the ranch so placement is entirely up to the Buyer. Permit in place for stock reservoir and for ground water spring. This is Track No. 10 of Whispering Hills/Painted Hills. Well is 625' deep with 25 gallons per minute per State of Wyoming permit. Buyer to investigate and confirm. 5th Wheel camper included by separate agreement! In the 21st century, Sheridan is the economic center for a large area spanning three counties in north-central Wyoming and southern Montana. The town has a relatively diversified service economy - including government, healthcare, education, real estate, mining, and financial services, with a growing manufacturing sector - in contrast to many communities in Wyoming that rely mostly on natural resource extraction, government jobs, or national park tourism. Sheridan was ranked number one by True West Magazine in 2006 among the Top Western Towns. It is a vacation destination and a travel stop, due to its proximity to Interstate 90 and U.S. Route 14. Often, tourists stop in Sheridan on the way to Yellowstone Park. Sheridan has a strong rodeo culture that draws from its ranching history as well as a tradition of catering to the wild-west entertainment and shopping tastes of locals and tourists. The Sheridan WYO Rodeo was established in 1931 to provide entertainment and economic development following the success of the PK Ranch Rodeos in 1928 and 1929. It was a professional rodeo from the beginning but took a hiatus because of the Second World War in 1942 and 1943. It returned as a working cowboy rodeo in 1944. The Sheridan-Wyo-Rodeo became a professional rodeo again in 1966. Must come see the Views! MANAGING MEMBER OF LLC IS A WYOMING REAL ESTATE BROKER.

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