Set in the pristine Dunoir Valley near Dubois, Wyoming, the Cowboy Starship is a rare convergence of history, design, and natural wonder. Spanning 40 acres of alpine meadows, live-water springs, and sweeping views of the Absaroka and Wind River mountain ranges, the property offers an extraordinary balance of privacy and grandeur. More than a residence, it is a living work of art. It's an architectural masterpiece crafted from reclaimed timbers and historic materials gathered from across the American West. Every beam, plank, and truss tells a story, creating a home that is as much a celebration of frontier heritage as it is a bold expression of mountain-modern design. The main building spans 9,000 square feet, with 6,400 square feet of heated living space featuring a large grand room which is open to the kitchen along with 4 ensuite bedrooms. The walls are crafted from 12x12 antique timbers salvaged from an 1898 sawmill, standing 12 inches thick, anchoring the home in history. The floors are antique oak planks, beams come from Astoria's early 1900s docks, and redwood decking is reclaimed from 1800s Napa Valley wine vats. Even the roof trusses hail from a 1902 Washington cannery. Enjoy spectacular 360 degree views of the mountains, not only from the inside but from the large deck areas around the home. In under an hour, you have access to both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks or quick access to airports in both Dubois and Jackson. The home is slated to be finished by August 2026. It's off-grid by design, powered by solar with diesel back up, ensuring independence with out sacrificing luxury. For the Buyer seeking more than a retreat or for someone who values design with a story and land as legacy, this is a singular Wyoming offering.