The home is finished with unique custom features including copper kitchen countertops, hand painted cabinet doors, and a mule deer antler chandelier. The hardwood floors in the upstairs of the home are sourced from reclaimed barns in Tennessee and Kentucky and the deck and stair railings are made from locally sourced hand-peeled pine.

In addition to the attached and heated two-car garage, there is a 1,200 square feet steel-sided shop building next to the home. The shop has electrical service and a 12x12 overhead door.

This area is well-renowned for its recreational and wildlife resources. Antelope, mule deer, migratory birds all frequent the property along with the occasional moose and elk sighting. The subdivision holds a private fishing access easement for the lot owners to access the North Platte River to the east of the property.

The home is situated in the North Platte River Valley between the towns of Encampment to the south and Saratoga to the north. This area is well-known for its recreational amenities including blue-ribbon trout fishing in the North Platte and Encampment Rivers. The property and the Cow Creek subdivision have a private fishing access easement to reach the North Platte River to the east of the property, just north of Treasure Island.

The North Platte Valley area also offers access to thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management, State of Wyoming and Forrest Service public land for hunting, fishing, skiing, snowmobiling, hiking and camping. The area also supports healthy populations of all Wyoming big-game species.

Private air service is available in Saratoga (SAA-Shivley Field) with an 8,800 runway and commercial air service is available in Laramie and Rock Springs.