Bull Elk Creek Ranch offers 234.20 acres of quintessential alpine beauty and unmatched recreational opportunity. With sweeping panoramic views of the Grand Teton Mountain Range, the Snake River Range, and Big Hole Mountains, this legacy property is a sanctuary for wildlife and a haven for those seeking seclusion and natural splendor. The landscape is rich and diverse—mature cottonwoods, aspens, thimbleberries, and willows form a thriving habitat for elk, deer, bears, and other native species. Elevations range from 5,000 to 7,000 feet, creating an array of micro-environments, including timber stands, open meadows, and natural basins. Bull Elk Creek flows year-round through the ranch, supported by additional water sources and 1914 water rights. The upper 157 acres are dry farmed under lease and currently planted in Foxtail barley, generating annual income and substantial agricultural tax benefits. The ranch has historically supported both barley production and recreational/event uses, with a layout that lends itself to equestrian activities, ATV touring, and further development. Infrastructure includes a charming 2022-built farmhouse, a 2,000 SF insulated shop, an eight-stall two-story barn with paddock, grain silos, feed and hog barns, and the original Reece family homestead. These structures blend function with a sense of history and offer foundational support for future expansion. The property's location near Jackpine-Pinochle in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest provides convenient access to public lands, the Ashton-Tetonia Rail Trail, and premier fly fishing on the Teton River. Grand Targhee Resort, Palisades Reservoir, and multiple wilderness areas are a short drive away. With multiple prime building sites offering frontal Grand Teton views, the property is ideal for a private estate, guest ranch, or conservation-minded buyer. While it cannot be further subdivided, it stands as a unique candidate for a conservation easement, preserving its pristine beauty for generations. Key Features: 234.20 acres (FH-10 Zoning) with varied topography and mature alpine vegetation. Spectacular views of Grand Teton, Snake River, and Big Hole Ranges. Year-round creek, historical water rights, and multiple wells. Current barley farming lease with income and AG tax benefits. Existing residence and multiple ranch outbuildings. Abundant wildlife habitat and recreational opportunity. Near Caribou-Targhee National Forest and major outdoor attractions. Potential for additional dwellings and conservation easement. Bull Elk Creek Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a significant and scenic holding in the heart of Idaho's mountain countryan exceptional legacy property with enduring value.