Just a few minutes east of downtown Wilson, a little over a quarter mile south on Wenzel Lane, take a left turn on Goodrick Lane and enter a setting reminiscent of what ''old'' Wilson used to be. Tucked away on 1.88 acres are two lovely one bedroom, one bath log cabins, each just under 700 square feet, one constructed in the early 70's and the other in 2018. Connected to the Wilson Sewer District trunk line, this sunny metes-and-bounds parcel has recorded water rights from the Prosperity Ditch and two of the last occupied Teton County-grandfathered yurt structures on the west bank of the Snake River, along with a grandfathered rentable tipi. The yurts and the newer cabin have long-term tenants (8, 30 and 10 years, respectively) and collectively generate approximately $3,700 in monthly income on month-to-month leases. Additional sheds, greenhouses and gardens complete this peaceful, rural retreat from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day Jackson Hole - this gem is truly a diamond in the rough for its next owner to maintain and/or to sculpt a new vision for the modern Jackson Hole lifestyle. No CC&Rs. Abundant wildlife. Five minutes from the Snake River access at Wilson Bridge, or to the base of Teton Pass. Ten minutes to Jackson, twelve to Teton Village, or connect at the nearby Stilson transit center or to the Valley's expansive pedestrian trail system. Within the Wilson School District.