Modern stable with dark vertical wood siding and a black shed roof. A person opens one of the large, light wood sliding doors in a recessed entrance, facing a gravel foreground, autumnal trees, and a blue sky with white clouds.

Black Fox Ranch Barn

Jackson, Wyoming

Service

Architecture

Type

Outbuilding

Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Photography

Matthew Millman
Kevin Scott

This 35-acre property holds a rich history, having formerly functioned as a working cattle ranch. For their new residence and barn, the owners wanted to return the land to its historic roots as a working ranch, creating a home situated next to a new barn, corral, and pastures that help them return to their equestrian roots.

Two horses, one brown and one tan, stand at a concrete water trough under a blue sky with dramatic clouds. A wooden fence and green trees are in the background.

Sited next to a band of cottonwoods and aspens occupying a former riverbed of the Snake River, Black Fox Ranch consists of a couple’s primary residence and a barn with stables. The property formerly functioned as a working cattle ranch and has remnants of a 19th-century trapper’s cabin, corrals, and 100-year-old irrigation ditches. With an appreciation of wildlife and conservation, plus their longtime love of horses, the clients desired to return the land to its origins as a working ranch with livestock and hay production. The newly constructed main residence sits beside a contemporary barn containing stables, a corral, and pastures, ensuring the horses are a constant visual presence.

Project Leads

Eric Logan FAIA

Partner