145 Brinton Road, Big Horn, WY 82833

More than just a location...Formerly known as the Malone Ranch, this Brinton Road estate is situated in one of the most sought after and highly coveted areas in all of Wyoming. 145 Brinton Road represents a true work of distinctive architecture. Designed by Adrian Malone, having studied at Harvard with world-famous architect Walter Gropius, of the Bauhaus movement, this stunning home blends seamlessly into the nearly 60 pristine acres near the base of the Big Horn Mountains. The artfully created indoor spaces allow for individual reflection while large rooms bring people together comfortably. A weave of courtyards and decks are a welcome invitation for outdoor solace that plays off the home's ideal location taking advantage of breathtaking mountain views and mature landscaping. The three-level home has been elegantly updated throughout and includes, an expansive culinary kitchen, large living, and dining areas, three spacious main floor bedrooms, each with an ensuite bath, two bedrooms downstairs with a private bath, a gallery entry, and a second-floor bonus loft space. Everything in this home is built to last and the quality of the materials and workmanship is beyond exceptional. This incredibly pristine property has been kept with a great deal of care and a remarkable attention to detail. Below the main home you will find four accessory dwelling units separated by a charming tree-lined walkway. There are 2 two-bedroom homes, the "Suffolk House" & "Cow Palace", a studio, the "bunkhouse" is connected to the 3-stall shop, and an additional studio, the "birdhouse." A spacious two-level historic pole-barn is in the lower complex as well. Offering an extensive irrigation system fed via Muskrat ditch & Park Reservoir shares, the owners have created an efficient hay and agriculture operation suited perfectly for the equestrian enthusiast. Estates like this in Big Horn Wyoming are becoming increasingly scarce. This is a one-of-a-kind offering that beckons a highly discriminating buyer who understands its architectural and aesthetic beauty. All measurements are approximate. Square Footage source; Sheridan County Assessor