$832,000

Located 35 minutes southwest of Casper, Wyoming, this 640-acre property offers a substantial acreage opportunity in the rolling grasslands of central Wyoming. Featuring gently rolling terrain, a creek running through one corner of the property, county road frontage, and power on-site, this property has several features worth considering for agricultural, ranching, recreational, or investment purposes. The property consists of approximately 640 acres of rolling grassland characteristic of the Wyoming landscape. The varied terrain provides open acreage with room for livestock operations, grazing, and other agricultural uses. A creek runs through one corner of the property, adding a natural water feature to the landscape. Access is provided by county road frontage, offering an established connection to the property. Power is also available on the property, providing an existing utility feature for buyers evaluating potential future improvements or operational needs. An additional feature of this property is the presence of three capped oil wells. These existing oil-related improvements are part of the property's history and should be evaluated as part of any purchase. They have been doing seismograph studies on the property with the intent to hopefully re-open the wells. A few acres of the property are currently leased to an oil company. This leased area includes several buildings used for storage. The property's location southwest of Casper provides access to the services and amenities of Natrona County's largest community. Casper offers shopping, restaurants, medical services, schools, employment centers, and other regional amenities. The surrounding area is characterized by Wyoming's open landscapes and rural properties, making this location worth considering for buyers interested in owning acreage within reach of Casper. With 640 acres of rolling grassland, county road frontage, on-site power, a creek along one corner, and existing oil-related improvements, this property offers a combination of agricultural land characteristics and established infrastructure. The existing oil company lease and storage buildings add another component for buyers evaluating the property's current uses and potential investment considerations. Whether considering the acreage for grazing, agricultural operations, recreational use, or long-term land ownership, this 640-acre property southwest of Casper presents an opportunity to acquire a substantial piece of Wyoming land. For information please call Land Specialist Drue Meyer at 307-421-9221