4800 NETHERCOTT Lane, Wilson, WY 83014 (MLS# 26-1399)

Water: Well

Sewer: Septic (existing)

Basement: None

Construction: Log

Exterior: Log; Stone

Furnished: Unfurnished

Amenities: Balcony; Barn/Stable; Cable; Deck; Fenced; Garage Door Opener; Hardwood Floors; High Speed Internet; Horse Set-up; Hot Tub; Landscaped; Porch; Sprinkler System; Storage

Property Features: Cable to Property; Electric to Property; Fenced; Flat; No CC&R's; Paved; Phone connected to Home; Phone to Lot Line; Seasnl Strm (Ditch); Year Round Access

Interior Trim: Pine

Exterior Trim: Pine; Stone

Roof: Metal

Air Conditioning: None

Fuel Type: Electric

Heat: Electric; Electric Baseboard

Appliances: Dishwasher; Dryer; Freezer; Microwave; Range/Oven/Cooktop; Refrigerator; Washer

Driveway: Gravel

View: Glory Bowl; Grand Teton View; Gros Ventre Mtn View; Sleeping Indian View; Teton View; Scenic

Special Rooms: Eat-in Kitchen; Media Room; Mud Room; Storage; Study

Documents: Floor Plan; Other Maps; Plat Map

Lifestyle: Country Living; Equestrian/Polo; Mountain; Outdoor Recreation; Pets Allowed

A Place Where Memories Take Root Chosen with intention, Sleeping Indian Lodge gave a D.C. family the balance they wanted for their children: the structure of city life offset by the freedom of Wyoming. On 3.46 acres at the end of quiet Nethercott Lane, childhood unfolded outdoors--forts mowed into summer grass, horses in the paddocks, trampolines under starry skies, dirt bikes and go-karts looping the fields. What began as a getaway became a way of growing up in Jackson Hole: curious, confident, and close to the land. The Main Lodge - Crafted for Gathering Built in 1987 and thoughtfully reimagined, the hand-hewn log home spans approximately 4,355 square feet across three stories, with seven bedrooms and four baths designed to welcome a crowd. Its origins as a bed-and-breakfast are still a quiet advantage: abundant, right-sized bedrooms create privacy for guests while the main level draws everyone together. A wide-open great room anchors daily life with an oversized, recently remodeled kitchen--generous island workspace, dual ovens, induction cooktop, integrated storage--and sightlines to the dining and living areas so meals and conversation flow naturally. From the kitchen sink or dining table, the home's elevated perch frames the Sleeping Indian, the Grand Teton, and the rhythms of the land below--children playing in the yard, elk moving through in the fall, or a moose wandering past at dawn. Downstairs, a dedicated kids' entertainment room with ping-pong and lounge space gives younger generations a place to gather on their own, while the bunkroom becomes the cousin camp every family hopes for. Outdoor Living, Elevated Three distinct decks extend the lodge into the landscape. The front deck captures direct Grand Teton views and morning alpenglow. Off the kitchen and great room, the expansive rear deck was designed for entertaining, complete with a wood-burning outdoor fireplace and large dining space shaded naturally by aspens in the evening light. Below, the hot tub and firepit terrace become the setting for post-ski evenings, late-night conversations, and stargazing under Wyoming skies. Outbuildings That Power the Lifestyle The detached 1,170-square-foot garage and toy barn serves as the operational hub of a Jackson Hole lifestyle--housing skis, bikes, rafts, kayaks, motorcycles, boats, and the gear that comes with living outdoors in every season. Nearby, the 793-square-foot horse barn with tack room supports daily riding life with ease and practicality. Four paddocks and a professionally sized 175' x 100' outdoor riding arena create an equestrian setup equally suited for casual riding, barrel patterns, jumping practice, or simply keeping horses at home. The sport court has hosted basketball games, pickleball matches, and years of family competition, while the open lawns became soccer fields, zip-line corridors, and endless childhood imagination. A Neighborhood With Soul Positioned between Wilson and Teton Village--and midway to the Town of Jackson--the location allows life to happen effortlessly. Ski mornings fit between meetings. The bike path, river access, schools, and Wilson's daily conveniences are all nearby. Across the lane, the Hardeman Ranch preserves the valley's open agricultural character and mountain views. Nethercott itself remains one of the Westbank's authentic enclaves: a quiet dead-end road where kids still ride bikes freely, neighbors know each other, dogs walk off leash, and wildlife continues to move naturally through the landscape. It is the kind of Jackson Hole setting that has become increasingly rare. An Unbuilt Vision for Generations The owners worked with Price West Architecture to envision a future expansion of the property--one designed to honor the original lodge while extending its life for generations to come. The concept preserved the character of the existing log home while introducing a new arrival sequence, expanded social spaces, additional bedroom suites, and a connected "party barn" designed around gathering, mountain views, and family continuity. The design intent centered on longevity: creating a home where children would someday return with families of their own. Larger windows and thoughtfully positioned additions were designed to better capture the property's extraordinary mountain views in every direction, while contemporary elements complemented rather than replaced the warmth and quirkiness of the original lodge. Though never built, the vision reflects the enduring potential of Sleeping Indian Lodge as a long-term family legacy property. A Family Legacy Awaits For nearly two decades, this lodge has been a family's center of gravity--holiday ski trips, summer dinners that drift long into cool evenings, and the kind of outdoor freedom that shapes childhood memories forever. The next owners will inherit more than a home. They will step into a way of life rooted in togetherness, adventure, and the enduring spirit of Jackson Hole.