6106 Yellowstone Rd Cheyenne, WY 82009
Licensed in NE
A lifelong resident of Wyoming, Natacha grew up on the Petsch Ranch in Meriden Wyoming where she helped her family farm, beets, beans, corn and more. Starting with 600 acres and growing to 1600 acres of farm ground. She became a young pro at gravity and pivot irrigation and spent many a day in a tractor, where her family found their quality time. Natacha is married with 4 kids and was introduced to the show cattle life, where she spent many months in the barn with their kids getting ready for jackpots and County Fairs.
Natacha has been selling real estate for over a decade, with rural and farm/ranch property being her expertise. Real Estate is her passion and there is nothing more gratifying to her than helping clients achieve their real estate goals. She takes seriously their real estate needs and how to fulfill them. Her goal is to create lifelong relationships built on honesty, respect and great service, and to be your foundation for information in all things real estate in Wyoming and Nebraska.
She is also a board member of the Rose Family Foundation out of Eagle Colorado, and is a part of the fiduciary body responsible for dispersing funds for scholarships, 4-H, Boy Scouts of America, and more. Natacha enjoys camping and spending time with her family and friends.
Natacha is a proud member of the Cheyenne Board of REALTORS, the National Association of REALTORS, and the Wyoming Association of REALTORS. She enjoys serving the people of Wyoming and Nebraska. Whether you're buying, selling or looking for real estate advice, talk to Natacha today and experience her first-rate care and attention to detail she offers all her clients.
FAQ- Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a local agent matter when buying or selling in Laramie County or Kimball County?
Homes and rural properties in Laramie County and Kimball County don't price or sell like city real estate. Value depends on condition, updates, acreage usability, access, outbuildings, and how well the property is presented. A local agent knows which features buyers here actually pay for, how to price around a limited set of comparable sales, and how to market a property with strong photography and accurate details. I'm licensed in Wyoming with #1 Properties and in Nebraska with #1 Properties Ranch and Recreation, so I work both sides of the state line.
How much do homes and rural residential properties cost in Laramie County and Kimball County in 2026?
As of June 2026, properties in these two counties generally range from about $200,000 to over $1,000,000. Median home values are around $378,000 in Laramie County and $187,000 to $225,000 in Kimball County, per the Cheyenne and Western Nebraska MLS. Lower prices typically reflect age, condition, and location. Higher prices reflect acreage, updates, shops, outbuildings, views, and overall condition. Market figures change; contact me for current numbers on a specific area.
What should I ask before buying a home or acreage in Laramie County or Kimball County?
Buyers should verify all of these independently before closing.
What is the difference between rural residential property and small acreage?
Rural residential property is usually a home on land meant for lifestyle use. Small acreage often adds room for horses or livestock, shops, or agricultural use. Acreages typically sell at higher prices and may need specialized financing. Because fewer buyers are shopping for them, they can take longer to sell. Well-kept improvements and usable ground help most with resale.
How long does it take to sell a home or rural property in Laramie County or Kimball County?
A well-priced home in town typically sells in 30 to 90 days. Rural residential properties often take 60 to 180 days because the buyer pool is smaller. Spring and summer usually bring the most activity. Correct pricing, good condition, and professional marketing shorten market time. Overpricing, deferred maintenance, and unusual features tend to lengthen it.
What mistakes do buyers make on rural residential property?
The most common are:
What mistakes do sellers make when listing a home or acreage?
The most common are:
On rural property in particular, sellers often fail to clearly communicate access, usable acreage, and improvements. Each of these reduces buyer interest and can lower the final price.
Why work with an agent who specializes in residential and rural residential real estate?
Local experience matters on both sides of the Wyoming and Nebraska line. I have more than 10 years in the business, close 70+ transactions a year, and handle over $30 million in annual sales volume. My clients benefit from established local relationships, negotiating experience, and firsthand knowledge of the neighborhoods, acreages, and rural properties across Laramie and Kimball Counties.
How do I get started working with you?
Call, text, or email me, and we'll set up a short conversation about your goals, timeline, and the property you want to buy or sell. I'll answer your questions, walk you through the process, and help you decide on next steps, with no pressure.
