PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Welcome to the Greeves Studio & Gallery, a serene estate on a full acre of land in the heart of Wind River Country. With 8,400 square feet, this home features 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, multiple indoor and outdoor living areas and a kitchen with high-end appliances. A true one-of-a-kind property that must be experienced. With an art gallery, multiple shop spaces, storage and living areas, you will feel right at home whether you're creating your next masterpiece or relaxing in your garden taking in a sunset. Richard V. Greeves was a renowned American sculptor celebrated for his evocative works that capture the spirit and history of Native American cultures. His sculptures, known for their realism and emotional depth, often depict Native American figures and themes, earning him widespread acclaim and numerous awards. Greeves' work is recognized for its historical authenticity and artistic excellence, contributing significantly to the preservation and celebration of Native American heritage. This wonderous estate has been in the Greeves family trust for nearly 5 decades; the artistic touches and designs made to the property during those years echoes the memories of an inspired creator. Throughout the property you'll experience a beautiful mix of peaceful, serene spaces that juxtapose perfectly with the energetic, industrious nature of the workshops. The estate has dedicated a 1,600sqft plot of land (80' x 20') to garden beds, where you can grow almost everything with the help of Wyoming's abundantly sunny climate. The garden has been fully fenced and is equipped with an automatic watering system. As if this wasn't already enough, you'll find an attached accessory dwelling unit that can be employed in multiple ways. Create additional passive income as a rental unit, offer a private space to house your guests, or welcome clients to your property to make sure your gallery space doesn't ever stay too full. Call Jenna Ackerman at 307-438-6511 today to set up your showing for this extraordinary property before it is gone for another 5 decades! It is a true Wyoming treasure.