267 Tongue Canyon RD Dayton, WY 82836

Nestled in the shadow of the Big Horns at the mouth of Tongue River Canyon, this executive horse property offers a 2 bed, 3 bath custom home as well as a 2 bed, 1 bath unit all on 17+ acres conveniently located less than 5 minutes from Dayton, Wyoming and Highway 14; the gateway to hunting, fishing, skiing, and every outdoor recreation the mountains have to offer. With the mountains just out your back door, you'll take in exquisite views from every room of this executive home whether it be from the great room (24 ft. ceiling), the living room, the loft, or either of the master suites. It's the perfect marriage of more modern appeal where appreciation for the arts meets Wyoming living. In addition to the 3,524 square feet of main level living, the loft here leaves endless possibilities for a home studio/office, a 3rd bedroom, or gallery space. The seller was thoughtful in function here as well; the home has radiant in floor heat that runs primarily off of a geothermal system and solar panels, and yet it's also all supported by a back-up propane system AND a back-up generator (Generac). Out your back door, you're invited to a fully fenced dedicated yard featuring a small pond and beautiful landscaping, where you can take in views of the Amsden Creek Wildlife Habitat. For the rest of the grounds, you'll find an equestrian's retreat: 5 small pastures (2 hay-producing and flood irrigated with water from 2 different ditches), 2 loafing sheds, and 2,300 s.f. barn with 4 horse stalls, another 2400 sq. foot pole barn and a large bird barn. This home and property will leave you wanting for nothing, the home is on public water (a rarity for this part of the county), over 2,000 square feet of attached garages, 2 storage units. Everything was thought of and no expense was spared in finish or function of this custom home and the owner is leaving pasture fencing, corrals, livestock feeders, as well as the automatic water tank and Powder River Panels. Find your peace, live where you can enjoy sightseeing everything from mule and whitetail deer to elk, Sandhill cranes and everything in between .. don't miss your chance to take your place at the foot of the Big Horns.

More to love below:
Your grounds are not tremendous maintenance here, hardy hibiscus around the pond for color and chokecherries, lilacs wild plum, Austrian Pine, and Junipers compliment the local climate nicely.

The chef's kitchen here has quartz counters, hickory cabinets, and a Cherrywood island, a double dishwasher, a Viking cooktop and a Bosch double-oven. Things you'll love: the exposed wood beams, tongue and groove wood ceilings in the great room, Brazilian cherry stairs to the loft, large tiled walk-in showers, a dog-shower in the oversized laundry, the massive pantry with moveable metal shelving and zero-step attached garages.
Both the infloor heat and central air (3 condensers) operate off of the geothermal-system. The 2 tankless Rinnai hot water heaters run off of the propane. The home boasts 2 gas fireplaces, one 3-sided fireplace in the great room and another in one of the master suites.
Home is a SIP panel home with pella windows and doors. Has steel shingles and siding. The dedicated yard has an automatic sprinkler system.
*Seller represents that they have generous water rights from Highline and Cannon ditches that allow them to irrigate on-demand. All gated pipe remains with the property.

GUEST UNIT a.k.a. Accessory Dwelling Unit or A.D.U.:
603 sq. ft
The 2 bed, 1 bath guest unit is situated north of the main house and attached to the barn/shop, it is also on city water but has a separate septic system from the house. This has electric baseboard heat and a mini-split that performs both heating and cooling. It is currently occupied by an on-site caretaker who assists with the horses, llamas, and property maintenance in exchange for rent.
Barn:
Has a ceiling fan and large temperature controlled exhaust fan.
Completely concreted with exception of stalls.
Sidewalls are OSB.
Has a storage loft above the roof of the A.D.U.
Stalls have pivoting hay and grainfeeders and straddling water trofts as well as metal dividers between the boxstalls