2BR Waterfront cabin w/wood stove, firepit, views

Bucks House The space Enjoy the tranquility of waterfront living at this unique cabin nestled right on Flat Creek! Located in the heart of the charming town of Jackson, this retreat offers an exceptional blend of seclusion and convenience, allowing you to unwind in nature’s embrace. Keep your eyes peeled for sightings of wildlife such as geese, ducks, deer, and even majestic moose as they meander through the property, adding to your authentic Wyoming experience. Relax on the patio as the gentle murmur of the creek—just three feet away—serenades you, and bask in the warm glow of the firepit. Inside, discover a vibrant, rustic retreat with high vaulted ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and rich wooden accents throughout. A highlight of the cabin is the masonry heater, meticulously crafted by the owner’s father, a skilled mason. This fireplace not only provides cozy warmth but also stands as a testament to the property’s craftsmanship and history. Curl up by the fire while streaming your favorite shows on the smart TV with streaming services. The well-appointed kitchen invites you to channel your inner chef and delight your group with delicious homemade treats. Things to Know This property is managed by Vacasa Wyoming LLC. You will need to purchase a fishing license if you would like to fish on the creek. For more information please reach out to the WY Department of Natural Resources. Guest access You'll use a keyless entry system at the front door. You'll receive your 10-digit code via email and text before arrival. To unlock: Press the Schlage key pad, enter your code, wait for the lock to turn green, then turn the deadbolt to open the door. To lock up when leaving: Press the Schlage key pad and turn the deadbolt. A video guide showing the lock mechanism is available in your arrival confirmation. If you have any questions about entry, reach out to the property contact provided in your booking details. Other things to note This home is not air-conditioned, which is typical for Teton Valley mountain properties. The natural cooling strategy works beautifully here: open windows during the coolest parts of the day (evening and early morning), close windows and draw the curtains mid-day when it's warmest, and use the fans provided throughout the home as needed. You'll find this approach keeps the space comfortable while letting you enjoy the mountain air.