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Mallory House

The 5 bedroom, 7 bath Mallory Home offers space and comfort with phenomenal Teton views. An expansive deck with private hot tub is surrounded by a wonderfully manicured lawn including a stream flowing through it in the summer. The large living space with fireplace and loft with a billiard table are both designed to take advantage of the extraordinary mountain views. The fully-equipped kitchen is open to the great room with vaulted ceilings and a formal dining area with seating for 10-12 people. High ceilings and large windows frame views of the Tetons for everyone to enjoy.

Abode at Open Meadows

Nestled in the valley, where the rugged stretch of the Grand Teton Mountain Range meets the endless Western sky, is where you’ll find the luxuriously private and expansive Open Meadows Ranch. Embodying the true mountain lifestyle, this one-of-a-kind private sanctuary resides on 20 lush acres and is ideal for a family reunion, corporate inspiration retreat or unique celebration where you’ll find the balance and serenity you’ve been searching for.

Moose Hideaway

Bedding: 1 King, 1 King, 1 King, 2 Captains Bunk (twin over queen), 2 Twins (king conversion for a fee) Approximately 4,145 square feet Contact free, Remote Check-In • Three sided fireplace • Indoor hot tub • Washer and dryer • Boot dryer Moose Hideaway brings the beauty of the outdoors inside; the gracious layout finds serene details echoing the natural splendor surrounding the five-bedroom home. There are three master bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms to make this an easy destination for families to gather. There are also two living areas upstairs and downstairs that leads to a adult and kid zone very easily. The house has the latest technology with access to 5G network throughout as well as Apple TV, Google mini's and full choice of cable programming on each TV in every bedroom. Moose Hideway envelopes guests long before they step foot inside: The spacious entry porch presents a bench respite, and rustic barn wood flanks the entrance. The foyer, marked by flagstone, flows into the open-floor plan perched amid the fir trees. A floor to ceiling window greets you as you enter. The first bedroom to the left of the front door, a retreat outfitted with a king sized bed, flat-screen TV, wood-paneling and bath with a large tiled shower. Continue on to the second master suite with its glimpse of valley views, framed by the forest. A plush duvet covers the king bed, backed by a leather-paneled headboard piled with beautiful accent pillows. The suite encompasses a walk-in closet and large master bath with custom cabinets, a sink, tile shower and bench. Across the foyer, the living room blends contemporary aesthetics with Western warmth: rustic, barn-wood paneling lines the walls and exposed beams fly above. A pair of textured sofas dialogue with two leather armchairs around matching stone-topped tables a cowhide rug in the primary seating area. Nearby, an iconic chaise with a leather sofa provides a retreat to read a book or have a separate conversation between the fireplace and a lamp-lit console for quiet contemplation of a cowboy lithograph. The three-sided fireplace warms both the living room and the adjoining dining room, where a stone-inlayed dining table comfortably seats eight to ten beneath a chandelier of votives. The neighboring gourmet kitchen boats a built-in charcoal grill, granite counter-tops, custom cabinetry, a double-basin porcelain sink, and a stove island. A breakfast area offers banquette seating for four as well as three chairs, and a built-in desk lends convenience with a charging station for phones and a bluetooth speaker to share your favorite music anywhere in the house. The kitchen overflows onto the deck, where a Weber gas grill, a dining table and eight chairs encourage outdoor entertaining. Just off the kitchen is a laundry room with large capacity washer and dryer. The mudroom with dual entrances from the two-car garage and front porch. Its cubbies, a ski rack and coat hooks and commercial boot dryer make winter disrobing easy. A powder room and hall closet round out the main-level amenities. Art enlivens every room. Downstairs offers even more living areas, with a second family room with a large floor to ceiling window overlooking the forest that features a game table for four, armchairs, two large couches, a 55'" flat-screen TV and entertainment system, including Blue-ray player for access to guests' internet accounts. An indoor hot tub feels outdoors with its surrounding walls of windows but is easy to access off the family room. This bonus living space is complete with an additional 3/4 bath. Lower level sleeping quarters look out onto the forest and include 3 bedrooms. The first downstairs bedroom, just to the right of the stairs, presents two twins topped by woolen bedspreads and backed by wrought-iron headboards. A second bedroom features two sets of built-in captain bunks. A detached bath caters to both bedrooms with its tile shower and tub and double vanity. Across the living area from the west wing is the third master bedroom, which boasts a king bed with its wood headboard, duvet and leather-covered bench anchoring the bed's foot. A matching console and upholstered armchair accent the room, and the walk-in closet leads to the bathroom with its marble counter-top and tile shower and tub. All told, the Moose Hideaway pairs serene elegance with nature immersion. \*Please note, gatherings greater than the maximum occupancy are not permitted in this property. Mountain weather is variable and unpredictable. Resort conditions and ski access may be weather and snow dependent.

Anvil Hotel

The Anvil Hotel’s 50 rooms in downtown Jackson call to mind the elegant and restrained composure of Shaker homes—well-appointed but without unnecessary fanfare. You’ll notice the quality craftsmanship and the timelessness of the design. Rooms feel like they’ve always been here, but are undoubtedly modern. There’s a mountain-rustic vibe to the décor, from the high wainscoting to the iron beds. Look closely and you’ll notice thoughtful details – brass lighting fixtures, soft woolen blankets (custom-designed by Woolrich), and leather-wrapped pegs for resting your skis or fishing rod. The hotel’s laid-back Italian trattoria, Glorietta, focuses on wood-fired cooking and handmade pasta, paired with hand-crafted drinks.

Four Seasons Resort

Nestled in a verdant mountain valley, five-star Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole is surrounded by some of America’s most rugged peaks, celebrated ski runs and wildlife in nearby Grand Teton National Park. Adventure for every season awaits, complemented by spectacular guest rooms and on-site amenities at our luxury resort in Jackson Hole. **Food and Beverage Outlets:** **Steadfire Chophous**e-new in 2025 Wyoming’s distinctive spirit is central at Steadfire, a modern chophouse celebrating the heritage, resources and stories of the American West. From breakfast to dinner, Steadfire is refreshingly modern while anchored in the heart of the American frontier. **The Handle Bar** Hungry skiers, travellers and revel rousers, this is the place for you. Grab a seat at our American pub and beer hall, featuring a wide selection of American and international beers, whiskeys and provisions, and you’ll soon see why it’s one of Jackson Hole’s favourite restaurants. **Ascent Lounge** See what our creative bartenders have in store this season at our popular slope-side bar in Jackson Hole, where Pan-Asian inspired plates are best shared either by the wood-burning fireplace or outside on the heated patio. **80 Proof** Our speakeasy is where elevated mixology meets the untamed spirit of the American wilderness. Step into this hidden private bar reminiscent of the prohibition era, where the art of crafting cocktails reaches new heights and transports you to a new era. **First Chari Grab n Go** Fuel your day from morning to afternoon at the slope-sideFirst ChairGrab & Go market, your one-stop shop for all-day provisions. Featured items include pastries, locally roasted coffee and fresh-pressed juices, along with cocktails and mocktails to go, sandwiches, and sweet treats. A selection of specialty retail items also is available. **Pool Cafe** During the summer our poolside al-fresco café serves up burgers, sandwiches, salads and refreshing ice-cream floats. In the winter, stop by for complimentary s’mores to enjoy by the fire. **24hr In-Room Dining**
Four Pines

Four Pines

A rustic elegance pervades this expansive residence, sited in the foothills of the Teton Range. True to its name, this Western refuge sits nestled within pines and aspens, within sight of the local landmark that inspired its name: the treed terrain of Four Pines, a beloved destination within Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Set within Shooting Star — a luxury development in Teton Village. Context aside, the house itself delights guests. The front porch, defined by a chinked enclave, greets guests graciously with a barnwood door. The entryway welcomes with an antique cabinet and studded leather bench. Just beyond is an antique table and rustic arched, panned mirror.

Mackers Cabin Home

Bedding: King with daybed and trundle, Queen, Queen, Queen, Bunk with a full bed on bottom, twin on top, Loft: 2 Twins Approximately 3,000 square feet Contact free, Remote Check-In Amenities include: • Wireless internet • Massive river rock fireplace • TV, DVD & • 2 Laundry areas • Large 2 tiered deck with outdoor hot tub & gas grill • Vehicle Recommended A log cabin hand-crafted with large living in mind. Tucked away in the trees beside a babbling brook, the cabin feels like an enclave unto itself, yet its proximity to the Aspens makes it convenience incarnate. The experience outside with the ground floor patio featuring a hot tub, gas grill and seating. A brand new upstairs deck affords mountain views. The magic continues inside: river rock lines the foyer, and taxidermy mounts peak from the great room. Beside the front door lies a bedroom with twin bunk beds, a stereo, closet and built-in shelves. Artful light fixtures and photography decorate the walls. Continue on into the great room, where huge windows funnel in light. The two-story river rock fireplace, fronted by an intricate fireplace screen, presides over the expansive living space. Two deep leather sofas and a matching loveseat offer ample seating in front of the big-screen plasma TV and DVD player. Mounts of animals indigenous to the valley, from a massive bull moose to a wily jackalope, line the walls, as do historic photography and memorabilia. French doors open onto the aforementioned patio. An electric keyboard invites entertaining, as do the cubbies of board games. The attached open kitchen features a vintage Frontier Gas sign (Rarin' To Go, indeed!) and six tooled leather barstools. Meanwhile, a large dining table sets eight. Outfitted for gourmet cooking, the kitchen boasts custom cabinetry and new high-end appliances including a gas stove. A pantry, laundry room and full bathroom round out the living area amenities. A second ground-floor bedroom features a lodgepole pine king bed and a twin daybed. A gas stove, flat-screen TV and country Western bedding make for a cozy room. Climb the stairs and find two twin beds tucked under the eaves of the loft overlooking the living room. Benches and a bookcase make the loft a lovely perch for more guests. The first upstairs bedroom features a queen lodgepole pine bed and a vintage cobalt-blue stove. The ensuite bathroom features checkboard tiles and a closet. Its mirror bedroom lies across the hall with a queen bed, a telescope sighted on the Tetons and an ensuite bathroom with a closet and black-and-white tiles. A recently-renovated mother-in-law apartment features a large deck, studio kitchen, dining table and living space with a leather loveseat, gas stove and TV. A washer/dryer is tucked inside a closet. The studio's apartment features a queen bed with deck access and a brand new bathroom with slate floors, a river rock shower and pine countertops. Conveniently located four miles from Teton Village, Macker's Cabin sits directly across from the Aspens entrance, making it steps away from the Aspens market. \*Please note, gatherings greater than the maximum occupancy are not permitted in this property. The owner keeps a vehicle in the driveway.

Timber Ridge

Timber Ridge #1 Bedding: King, Queen, 2 Twins (king conversion for a fee), 2 Twins (king conversions for a fee) Loft: 1 Queen and 1 Full Contact-Free, Remote Check-In “Uncle Al's,” as Timber Ridge 1 is affectionately known, invites groups to let loose and relax in its more than 2,700 square feet of living space. The townhome unfolds over three floors, starting with the ground floor and its flagstone mudroom flanked by benches, racks and cubbies. A map of Grand Teton National Park primes guests for adventuring. Follow the hallway into a bedroom with a queen bed, closet, armchair and soft carpet. Two coat closets, a laundry room and bathroom round out the ground floor amenities. Upstairs, on the main level, an open floor plan flows from the living area into the kitchen – a great room topped by a cathedral ceiling and awash in natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows. The living room boasts two plush couches, an armchair and a towering rock fireplace. A wraparound deck offers spectacular valley views, as well as a gas grill and outdoor dining set. The adjoining master suite features a king bed, an entertainment armoire, a desk with a printer, a cozy armchair, two walk-in closets and an ensuite bathroom. Mountain scenes line the stairwell to the top floor, where a loft overlooks the living area and offers additional accommodations with a queen and a full bed. A nook with an armchair invites reading. The top floor also features a pair of bedrooms sharing a double-vanity bath. Bothe bedrooms have 2 twin beds and closets. The ultimate in slopeside convenience, the townhome sits within steps of the Moose Creek lift. All Timber Ridge units grant seasonal access to the nearby Sundance Swim and Tennis Club and its outdoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi. Timber Ridge lies within walking distance of the lifts, boutiques, bars and restaurants that make Teton Village a bustling place. From authentic Thai food to hipster woolens and high-tech gear, the Village carries everything you crave on vacation. \*\*Please note that this unit is available for lodging only. Gatherings that exceed the maximum occupancy of this unit are prohibited. Mountain weather is variable and unpredictable. Resort conditions and ski access may be weather and snow dependent.

Aspens

Uniquely situated in a wooded, alpine environment, these comfortable condominiums feature spacious living areas, dining areas, fireplaces, fully-equipped kitchens, and patios/decks for taking in the spectacular mountain surroundings. At The Aspens you'll also find a small grocery store and coffee shop. This location is about 4 miles from Teton Village and 8 miles from the town of Jackson. A private vehicle is recommended.

Mountain Cabins

Experience the pinnacle of mountain luxury at the Snake River Sporting Club, where our Lodge Cabins in Jackson Hole seamlessly blend striking interiors with the natural world outside. These stunning homes are thoughtfully designed to exude elegance, comfort, and the beauty of the Wyoming wilderness.