Built for the outdoors-minded buyer who may work in town but refuses to give up the life they love. Set on 5.62 wooded acres, this custom home delivers rugged freedom with everyday functionality. Offering four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a two-car attached garage, and an impressive four-car tandem detached shop with drive-through capability, there is room for trucks, trailers, boats, side-by-sides, and every piece of weekend gear. Reliable trenched-in internet keeps work running smoothly so the mountains are waiting the moment the day ends. The 28-minute commute from Cheyenne lets the noise fade mile by mile, while the easy 24-minute drive to Laramie offers small-town charm and a slower pace. By the time you arrive home, the reset has already begun. Inside, 2,878 square feet unfold with a walkout basement and two primary suite options ‹” one on the main level and one on the lower level ‹” ideal for guests, multi-generational living, or extra space. The main-level primary features its own private deck retreat, perfect for quiet mornings or evening unwinding. The lower-level primary walks directly out to the patio, seamlessly extending living space into the outdoors. Expansive Pella windows and doors frame panoramic views from nearly every angle. Vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and warm wood finishes create a refined yet grounded mountain aesthetic. The lower level is theater-ready with a wet bar, and thoughtful details like a laundry chute and generous storage make daily living easy. Peace of mind comes built in. The home features a Malarkey roof inspected in late summer 2025 and confirmed to be in good condition. Its natural sunk-in topography helps buffer major weather exposure. While most homes in the area do not offer central air, this one does. It is also fully wired and paneled for a generator (generator not included), providing readiness for emergencies ‹” though rarely needed in this protected setting. Beyond the private acreage, owners enjoy access to three stocked ponds and approximately 30 additional acres of shared greenbelt space. An active game trail connects to neighboring state land, bringing frequent wildlife sightings including deer, moose, bear, mountain lion, woodpeckers, hummingbirds, blue jays, and finches. With over 800 square feet of wraparound deck space positioned for privacy and views, mornings begin with mountain air and evenings end under wide-open skies ‹” where the balance between responsibility and wilderness finally feels exactly right.