For those who prefer an airplane hangar and runway on their own property, this 14-acre, Alpine, Wyoming, estate may be a good fit. The $48.5 million property has 17 bedrooms, 17 baths, employee housing, room for a chef, and a cabin for guests.

Beyond the Tetons lies a community shaped by conservation, outdoor adventure, philanthropy, and limited growth – a combination that has given this luxury market remarkable staying power. The draw of Jackson Hole has never been a mystery. The Tetons rise straight out of the valley floor with no foothills to soften the approach, a breathtaking backdrop unlike almost anywhere else in the country.

Overlooking the open valley with framed views of Sleeping Indian, The Sky House is a meditation on light, space, and material. Designed with Japanese and European influences, the 6,574-square-foot residence unfolds across 6.41 acres of native landscape, offering a quiet dialogue between architecture and nature. The interiors are wrapped in warm European oak and finished with Italian travertine, Madera wood ceilings, and hand-troweled plaster, each detail selected for its texture, tone, and sense of calm.

The Jacksonian in Jackson, Wyoming—an 18-unit development by Crystal Creek Capital Real Estate Advisors and Northworks—will launch sales in October with residences starting at $5.5 million, offering two- to four-bedroom homes with private lobbies, direct elevator access, dedicated parking, and amenities including terraces, a rooftop deck, and fitness and yoga facilities; completion is expected in fall 2026.

Nearly 40% of agents describe today’s $10 million plus market as a strong buyer’s market - a noticeable shift from the frenzied pace of recent years. But rather than stalling, the market is evolving.

“Luxury buyers want it all - access, privacy, home automation, lifestyle” explains Matt Faupel in Jackson Hole.