71 Goeman Ranch Rd, Tie Siding, WY, 82084

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2,310 Acres of Wyoming Ranch Country | Albany County, WY Just outside Laramie lies a stretch of Wyoming land that still feels wild and honest — the kind of place where the grass runs long, the wind carries for miles, and the creeks still cut through the sage like they always have. This 2,310-acre ranch in Albany County captures the true spirit of the West: functional, scenic, and built for folks who appreciate space, livestock, and quiet country living. The landscape rolls gently, with wide pastures, low ridges, and a mix of open range and brushy draws. Multiple creeks wind through the property, providing natural water and keeping the grass strong well into summer. Scattered across the land are small ponds that hold water year-round — a draw for both cattle and wildlife. You’ll also find groves of mature trees tucked into the bottoms and along the creek banks — the kind of spots where calves find shelter from a spring storm or a rider can tie off for lunch in the shade. It’s a balanced piece of ground, with enough character to be beautiful and enough productivity to make sense. This ranch has the kind of grass that built Wyoming’s cattle country. With proper management, it’s estimated to support 140-150 cow/calf pairs, depending on rainfall and rotation. Fencing is in serviceable shape, and the layout works well for moving livestock through pastures without wasted miles. A medium-sized Quonset hut offers shelter for vehicles, tack, feed, or equipment — a simple, solid improvement that fits the land. Whether you’re a hands-on operator or an investor wanting to lease it out, this place is ready for use and flexible for expansion. There’s already a home site on the property with a partially finished dwelling, giving you a head start on your dream build. The foundation and basic structure are in place — ideal for finishing out as a ranch house, hunting cabin, or practical headquarters for your operation. With utilities nearby and easy year-round access, it’s a blank canvas to design exactly what you want without starting from scratch. For those who enjoy time outdoors, the ranch sits in Deer Area 77, Antelope Area 44, and Elk Area 6 — some of the best hunting country in southern Wyoming. The mix of open grass, creek bottoms, and tree cover creates prime habitat for mule deer, pronghorn, and elk, along with upland birds and the occasional wandering coyote or fox. It’s the kind of place where you can check cattle at sunrise and glass a ridgeline for deer that evening — all without leaving your own fence line. For a working ranch that also delivers solid hunting and recreation, this one checks every box. Situated in Albany County near Laramie, the ranch balances seclusion with convenience. Laramie provides supplies, feed stores, and good food, while the property itself lies far enough out to feel the peace and freedom of real ranch country. Access is straightforward via maintained county roads, making it practical for both daily operations and year-round living. At 2,310 acres, this property offers the kind of size and setting that’s getting harder to find. Whether you’re looking for grazing ground, hunting land, or a long-term investment, this ranch delivers both function and beauty. It’s not a showplace; it’s a real Wyoming ranch — useful, scenic, and ready for someone to make it their own. There’s room here to run cattle, build a new home, or simply hold a piece of the West for the next generation. Properties like this don’t come along often — big, continuous acreage with live water, trees, and wildlife all within reach of town. This is Wyoming the way it’s meant to be — open, quiet, and full of promise. Mason Rivera Coldwell Banker The Legacy Group ?? 307-797-9544