Bluffview Country Homestead is a 50± acre Wyoming property high plains 6.7 miles northwest of Wheatland with stunning Laramie Peak views, an exceptional shelterbelt of 800+ mature trees, and a capable, well-built improvement set that lets you live the Wyoming life on your terms. You can run a few head of cattle, keep horses, park the toys, or simply enjoy 50 well-treed acres of country quiet. The home is a well-maintained 1979 ranch with 1,672 sq ft on the main floor plus a 600 sq ft finished basement. The vaulted main level features an open kitchen, dining area, and living room layout anchored by a striking stone fireplace, with three bedrooms and two full baths. The primary suite is tucked at one end for privacy. The dining area opens to a 22’ × 15’6" screened porch with a hot tub for year-round outdoor living that captures the views and the trees. Downstairs, the finished basement adds a fourth bedroom, a walk-in closet, a large recreation room, and substantial utility / storage space. The 36’ × 56’ metal-sided pole barn is built for how Wyoming families actually live. One side is finished as a man cave with a golf simulator. It is equally suited as a home office, hobby room, or guest space. The other side has a 16-foot roll-up door and dirt floor, ideal for a feed truck, RV, trailers, equipment, or toys. For buyers who want livestock, the property includes substantial cattle handling and feeding facilities: 1,850 feet of bunk space across 14 pens with capacity for 999 head, 7 large pens with steel pipe and guardrail fencing, concrete J-bunk feeders and aprons, tire tank waterers, a pipe load-out system, a covered double alley, and a covered processing area equipped with a Silencer hydraulic chute. The infrastructure is also easily reconfigured for horses. Or run no animals at all. The property reads beautifully as a country residence on 50 well-treed acres. The 50 acres consist of approximately 39 acres of open pasture, with the residential and working areas wrapped by a shelterbelt of 800+ mature trees that create a Wyoming oasis simply impossible to replicate. Yard is on a sprinkler system. The property sits on a high plains bench on the south side of the Laramie River with abundant wildlife and a wide-open horizon to the west. Co-listed by Scott Leach, Hall and Hall.