A giant ranch over twice the size of London and four times bigger than New York City has gone on sale for $79.5m.
Pathfinder Ranch boasts over 916,000 acres and includes a large cattle operation, a main lodge and even a church.
The property features hardwood floors, stone and wood walls, and beamed ceilings, as reported by Luxury Property News.
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It has an open layout, with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out on the open prairie between the Ferris and Pedro Mountains, in Wyoming, US.
There is also a bar, a games room, two windowed-dining areas and a pass-through kitchen.
The grounds features 20 miles of the Sweetwater River and a stretch of the North Platte River, along with historic landmarks from America’s westward expansion, including Independence Rock, the original Pony Express Trail, and the Oregon Trail.
The ranch is also home to the nation’s first habitat conservation bank for sage-grouse – the largest ever approved by the US Department of the Interior’s Fish and Wildlife Service.
The property hosts 12 ranches in total, hosting approximately 3,400 cows, 180 bulls and 130 saddle horses.
The listing reads: “Pathfinder Ranches is a testament to stewardship.
“Past stewards have worked this ground, building healthy soil, nurturing wildlife habitats, and protecting fragile species such as the greater sage-grouse through thoughtful grazing practices and regenerative efforts.
“This property is a true king maker.
“The next owner will inherit a legacy, with the chance to make a lasting impact on the land, the industry, the culture, and the state of Wyoming; to experience the simple wealth of clean air and wide-open spaces; and to immediately take their place among the major players in the cattle world.”
The ranch is for sale with Scott Williams and Michael Swan from Swan Land Company for $79.5m.
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