$7,500,000

Positioned along the eastern shoreline of Lake DeSmet, the Lake DeSmet Legacy Retreat offers a rare opportunity to own 89± deeded acres of Wyoming lakefront property with sweeping views of the Bighorn Mountains. Located just minutes from Buffalo, Wyoming, this distinctive retreat combines privacy, exceptional recreational opportunities, and an extensive collection of thoughtfully designed improvements. The property features a 2,565-square-foot clubhouse, a 1,248-square-foot main cabin, and 11 additional cabins and duplex accommodations, creating an ideal setting for family gatherings, corporate retreats, or hospitality use. Extensively remodeled in 2022, the improvements offer updated interiors, comfortable accommodations, and inviting spaces for entertaining. The clubhouse serves as the centerpiece, featuring a modern kitchen, fireplaces, expansive windows, and gathering areas overlooking the lake. Lake DeSmet provides year-round recreational opportunities, including boating, fishing, swimming, and other water activities. A private concrete boat ramp and floating dock offer convenient access to the lake, while the 3,024-square-foot heated boat garage provides substantial storage for boats and recreational equipment. Additional improvements include a 1,600-square-foot shop, three RV hookups, and maintained grounds connecting the various residences and recreational facilities. The property's eastern shoreline location provides beautiful western views across the water toward the Bighorn Mountains, creating a remarkable backdrop for sunsets and outdoor gatherings. The combination of lake frontage, substantial acreage, and multiple accommodations offers flexibility for a private family compound, multigenerational retreat, or potential commercial hospitality operation. With its exceptional setting, extensive improvements, and convenient proximity to Buffalo and the Bighorn Mountains, Lake DeSmet Legacy Retreat represents a distinctive opportunity to establish a lasting Wyoming legacy on the shores of one of the region's most recognized recreational lakes.