 Hungry Horse Farm Location: 5 miles north of Meeteetse, Wyoming and 26 miles south of Cody, Wyoming Price: Reduced to $1,250,000.00 Property Tax: $2,500.00 Total Deeded Acres: 46.96 per Park County Wyoming Assessors Office. Irrigation water is usually available in the spring. 
4,630+/- sq. Ft. Upscale custom log home built in 1985 consisting of 2,278 sq. Ft main floor, 240 sq. Ft. loft, 1,270 sq. Ft. finished basement, and 842
sq. Ft. heated garage.
Four full bathrooms, three bedrooms, great room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, rec. room, wet bar, office/loft, stone fireplace, 535 sq. Ft. of wood decking, 182 sq. Ft. concrete patio. 2,016+/- sq. Ft. two story log and stone barn built in 1986, concrete floor, oversize overhead door, heated, insulated and dry walled on upper level, horse stalls in lower level. 2,500+/- sq. Ft. metal hay storage/shop building built in 1991, with two oversize overhead doors and concrete floor on one side.
Three wells, central air, natural gas heat. Wood rail fencing, automatic waterers, fenced into three separate pastures. Incredible landscaping, sprinkler system, and paved driveway. This Meeteetse, Wyoming home has been immaculately maintained and is in move-in condition. A brief history of Meeteetse, Wyoming The Hungry Horse Farm is located 5 miles north of Meeteetse, Wyoming, a historic western town located 32 miles south of Cody on Highway 120. Founded in the 1890's, the word Meeteetse is a Shoshone Indian word for "meeting place." The town continues to retain its western flavor with wooden boardwalks, watering troughs, hitching rails and several old buildings from the turn of the century.
Meeteetse, Wyoming is one of the oldest communities in the Big Horn Basin. The town was
settled in the 1880s and by 1906 had seven saloons, one store, two banks, and two hotels. Until fairly recently, the town had a reputation for being "wild and woolly". For the first time in Meeteetse's history, churches now outnumber saloons.
Famous and colorful people from this area include Checkbook Smith, Poker Nell, Bronco Nell, Laughing Smith, Swede Pete, Airplane Jerry, Shorty the Crook, and Greasy Bill. Noted outlaw Butch Cassidy once lived in Meeteetse. In 1886, he signed a petition for a new bridge. In 1894, he was arrested in front of the Cowboy Bar. Meeteetse's original bank is now the town's museum which preserves the history of the community. The information listed below was taken directly from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meeteetse,_Wyoming Geography Meeteetse is located at 44ƒ9 221 3N, 108ƒ52 28 3W (44.155954, -108.869022)GR1. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 2.1 km¾ (0.8 mi¾), all land. Demographics As of the census GR2 of 2000, there were 351 people, 151 households, and 94 families residing in the town. The median income for a household in the town was $29,167, and the median income for a family was $31,953.  Click here to return to main page |
