Little Big Sky is a rustic, bohemian rhapsody of a home, situated at the end of a dirt road in one of Jackson Hole’s hippest quarters. It is made up of two simple connected buildings, crafted out of antique floors, reclaimed beams, weathered barn wood siding and red tin roofs. The front entrance opens, it seems, right back to the outside: a wall of glass holds a breathtaking view of the Wyoming’s fabled Teton Pass and the enormous Twin and Glory Bowls. The Great Room fills one half of the house, where the living, dining and cooking areas share an airy expanse under a high vaulted ceiling. The kitchen is fitted with every convenience – an ample pantry, a six-burner gas range, a pocket office, and inlaid cabinetry that contains unique serving pieces and elegant place settings. There are two bedrooms at Little Big Sky, each with a private bathroom and stunning views. The master bedroom floats in a sea of windows on the second floor, while the guest room sits below. This part of the house was designed after a fire lookout tower, and indeed, it seems like you can see all of Wyoming from the king size bed in the master bedroom. The master bath is separated from the bedroom by a freestanding wall, and has a deep tub, separate shower and double sinks. A sliding glass door opens to a wonderful, north-facing deck. Downstairs, the guest bedroom has a deep king bed, whimsical art and windows that frame the Teton peaks. Little Big Sky has the feel of a welcoming, well-appointed ski lodge: it is relaxed, supremely comfortable and has a great view of the slopes. Outside are decks, a picnic table, and wooden lounge chairs. The house sits on one private acre, and there are neighbours to one side – but to the north, east and west there is nothing but wilderness. From here you can strap on your snowshoes, skis or hiking boots and head out into the big adventure of Wyoming. And when civilization calls, fabulous downtown Jackson Hole – with its restaurants, theatres, galleries, shops and nightlife – is just down the road.