Room for the Whole Life: A Look at 1688 Espen Trail Near Cheyenne

Horse property with outbuildings near Cheyenne

Every so often a property comes along that does not make you choose. You want the finished home, but you also need real space for the horse, the trailer, the shop, and everything else that a full life in Wyoming collects. Usually you pick two out of four and settle on the rest. At 1688 Espen Trail, just north of Cheyenne, you do not have to settle.

This is a custom 2022 ranch home on 4.89 fully fenced acres in Little Bear Estates, and it is one of the rare properties in the area where the outbuildings are as finished as the house. It is offered at $1,299,000.

Aerial view of 1688 Espen Trail, a ranch home between two barns on 4.89 acres near Cheyenne, Wyoming

A home that feels calm the minute you walk in

The home lives easy on a single level. You come through an iron-and-glass front door into a vaulted great room anchored by a stacked-stone gas fireplace, with west-facing windows that catch the Wyoming sunset over open pasture. The kitchen is built for people: a solid-granite island and breakfast bar, a gas cooktop, a vented hood, a pantry, and a dining area that flows right off the great room.

Vaulted great room with a stacked-stone gas fireplace at 1688 Espen Trail near Cheyenne

 

 

The primary suite is itsown quiet corner, with a five-piece bath, a separate shower, and his-and-hers walk-in closets. Three bedrooms sit on the main level, with two more in the fully finished basement, each with an egress window and a closet, plus a living area, an office, and a wet bar. Wood-look floors run throughout, and the systems are current and low-maintenance: on-demand tankless hot water, a water softener, central air, a 50-year hail-rated roof, fiber-optic internet, and a three-car attached garage that is finished and heated.

The part you cannot fake: the outbuildings

 

Here is where this property separates itself. Two insulated outbuildings flank the home, both matched to it in stone and steel, and each has its own gated, fenced access.Insulated horse barn with stone accents and a drive-through door on acreage near Cheyenne, WYThe larger barn is set up like someone who actually uses a barn, built it. Two box stalls open off a wide center aisle, there is a wash bay with hot and cold water and a trenched drain, tack and feed rooms are already in place, and a large heated shop with a full bath means a working day does not have to stop when the weather turns. Tall drive-through doors let a trailer pull straight through. The second building handles the RV, the gooseneck, and the gear, with a 30-amp plug, and it clears a full living-quarters horse trailer with room to spare. Frost-free hydrants are set across the property, the perimeter is luxury vinyl fenced, and the drives are paved and gated.

Center-aisle horse barn with matched stalls at 1688 Espen Trail near Cheyenne

Close to town, but it does not feel like it

The property sits on open Wyoming prairie with long views to the west today. It is about half a mile from the Little Bear Inn, one of the best steaks in the region, and about 5.5 miles from Cheyenne, where you have Starbucks and an Albertsons grocery. The roads are paved the whole way. You get the quiet and the space without a long haul every time you need a gallon of milk.

Primary suite in the 2022 custom ranch home at 1688 Espen Trail near Cheyenne

Who it is really for

 

The honest answer is that this property fits more than one kind of buyer, and that is its strength. It suits someone who wants a finished luxury home with genuine shop space, a collector who needs secure, insulated buildings, an RV or toy-hauler owner, a personal dog owner who wants room and a wash bay, or a 4-H family. It also fits someone who simply wants to keep a horse or two close to home.

Heated workshop inside the barn at 1688 Espen Trail near Cheyenne, Wyoming

We will be straight with you on the horse question, because a good agent should be. Five acres near Cheyenne will not grow enough grass to graze a string of horses. What this property does beautifully is give you a first-class place to keep a horse or two, a lay-up or seasonal spot, or a soft landing for a retired horse. The Little Bear Estates covenants allow up to three horses and other 4-H animals within set limits, for personal use, so it is worth reading the covenants for how you plan to use it. Buyer to verify all permitted uses.

Insulated building holding a gooseneck living-quarters horse trailer at 1688 Espen Trail

Come see it

Some properties photograph well and disappoint in person. This one is the opposite: the more of it you walk, the more it adds up. If you have been waiting for a place with a finished home and outbuildings you can actually put to work, 1688 Espen Trail is worth the drive.

4.89-acre property with two matched barns and open pasture near Cheyenne, WY

At #1 Properties Ranch and Recreation, we help people read a property for what it truly is, and we tell you the hard parts along with the good ones. Reach out to Holly Allison and Leah Woods to walk it, and we will show you every corner.

Frequently asked questions

Where is 1688 Espen Trail located?

It is in Little Bear Estates in Laramie County, just north of Cheyenne, Wyoming. It sits about half a mile from the Little Bear Inn restaurant and roughly 5.5 miles from Cheyenne, Starbucks, and an Albertsons grocery.

How far is it to Starbucks?

About 5.5 miles, in Cheyenne.

How far is it to Tractor Supply?

About 2.5 miles, in Cheyenne.

How far is it to Interstate 25?

About 2.5 miles.

Is the entire property on paved roads?

Yes. The roads are fully paved, all the way to the property.

How big is the home, and how many bedrooms does it have?

The home is 3,940 finished square feet per the county assessor, built in 2022, on 4.89 fully fenced acres. It offers five bedrooms: three on the main level and two in the fully finished basement, each with an egress window and a closet.

Can you keep horses on the property?

Yes. The Little Bear Estates covenants allow up to three horses per tract. Five acres near Cheyenne will not support grazing, so it is best suited to keeping a horse or two rather than a working operation. The barn has two box stalls, a wash bay, and tack and feed rooms. Buyer to verify permitted uses.

What are the outbuildings?

Two insulated buildings, each matched to the home. The horse barn has two box stalls, a wash bay with hot and cold water, tack and feed rooms, and a heated shop with a full bath. A second insulated building offers RV and trailer storage with a 30-amp plug and a storage loft, and it clears a full living-quarters trailer.

What kind of flooring does it have?

Luxury vinyl plank in the living areas, kitchen, entry, and much of the basement, with carpet in the bedrooms and tile in the bathrooms.

What is the price?

1688 Espen Trail is offered at $1,299,000.

 

 

Offered at $1,299,000 by #1 Properties Ranch and Recreation with Leah Woods. All information is subject to verification. Buyer to verify all data, measurements, acreage, covenants, and permitted uses.

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