Bordering Bridger-Teton National Forest on 3.62 acres south of the Town of Jackson, this Hog Island compound has room for family, guests and all the trappings of the Jackson Hole lifestyle. Originally built in 1991, the 5-bedroom main home affords more than 3,800 sq.ft. of living space including a full basement and attached two-car garage. Views from the property extend north to Glory Bowl and east to the rock formations on Henry's Road. An oversized 2-bedroom, 1,452 sq.ft. guest house was added in 2016, while a separate shop of 1,722 sq.ft. is partitioned with a workshop/tack room, and an office. Located eight miles south of the Town of Jackson, the Hoback Junction location enjoys easy access to the trails of Munger Mountain and the adjacent national forest. Public access for fishing on the world-renowned Snake River is also just a short walk away. Ride your bike to the Hoback Market on the community pathway system or head toward Town to enjoy the trails in Game Creek or the South Park Wildlife Habitat Management Area.