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Waterfront Homes for Sale in Jackson
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27 listings
Avg $7,488,481
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$37.5M
7020 N BAR B BAR RIVER Road
Jackson, WY
3 bd5 ba8,417
$24.5M
8910 PORTER LOOP
Jackson, WY
6 bd7 ba7,949
$15.4M
6625 N UPPER CASCADE Drive
Jackson, WY
4 bd4 ba6,222
$14.9M
5660 N STONE CREEK Lane
Jackson, WY
4 bd5 ba5,816
$11.8M
2740 W RAPTOR VIEW Lane
Jackson, WY
4 bd5 ba4,738
$9.9M
955 RED TAIL BUTTE Road
Jackson, WY
00 ba
$9.8M
1325 MUNGER MOUNTAIN Road
Jackson, WY
6 bd3 ba4,248
$9.5M
10720 & 10700 N UPPER MEADOW Road
Jackson, WY
4 bd4 ba5,244
About Waterfront Homes in Jackson
Jackson, WY currently features 27 waterfront properties with an average price of $7,488,481, ranging from $249,000 to $37,500,000. These homes typically sit along the Snake River and offer direct access to Grand Teton National Park views. The market attracts buyers seeking luxury riverfront estates in Wyoming's premier outdoor destination.
Average listing price: $7,488,481 · 27 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
How many waterfront properties are currently listed in Jackson, WY?
There are 27 active waterfront listings in Jackson. Prices average $7,488,481 and span from $249,000 to $37,500,000. Buyers should review inventory quickly as desirable riverfront parcels move fast.
What price range should I expect for Snake River waterfront homes in Jackson?
Waterfront homes in Jackson range from $249,000 to $37,500,000 with an average of $7,488,481. Most options fall in the multi-million dollar segment due to limited river access and Teton views. Compare listings by acreage and water frontage to match your budget.
Are there any entry-level waterfront options under $1 million in Jackson?
Yes, Jackson offers a few waterfront properties starting at $249,000. These lower-priced homes may require updates or sit on smaller lots compared to luxury estates. Work with a local agent to verify flood zones and access rights before making an offer.