$25.5 Million on West Ridge: Inside One of Jackson’s Most Watched Luxury Listings

Jackson’s ultra-luxury market has a new benchmark to study. 200 N. West Ridge Road, located in Skyline Ranch, is currently listed at $25,495,000, and after nearly 200 days on the market, it remains one of the most closely watched properties in Teton County.

The Basics

Price: $25,495,000
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 6 bed, 8 bath
Size: 7,312 square feet
Lot: 3.09 acres
Year Built: 2024
Garage: 3-car

This newly completed mountain-modern residence features expansive glass walls oriented toward the Tetons, high ceilings, multiple gathering spaces, a private elevator, and a separate guest apartment. The design leans contemporary, but the scale and setting are classic Jackson: big views, privacy, and acreage.

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Days on Market & Price History

The property first hit the market on August 9, 2025, at $26,500,000.

On September 16, 2025, the price was adjusted to $25,495,000, a reduction of just over $1 million (roughly 3.8%).

As of this week, the home has been on the market for approximately 200 days.

In most markets, that would raise eyebrows. In Jackson’s $20M+ real estate tier, longer marketing windows are not uncommon. Buyers at this level are deliberate, often comparing properties across multiple states or multiple countries before making a move.

Notably, this listing has seen only one price reduction so far, suggesting the sellers are testing the market rather than chasing it.

Price Per Square Foot

At its current ask, the home trades at roughly $3,480 per square foot, placing it squarely in the upper echelon of Jackson residential pricing.

For context, properties above $3,000 per square foot are typically newer construction, prime view corridors, or legacy parcels with limited inventory competition. This home checks at least two of those boxes.

The Bigger Picture

Jackson’s luxury segment continues to operate differently from traditional housing markets. Inventory remains constrained in many submarkets, but buyers have become more selective over the past year. Trophy homes still command attention, yet pricing discipline matters.

Nearly 200 days on market doesn’t signal distress. It signals patience.

Whether 200 N. West Ridge ultimately trades near its current price will be another data point in understanding where the very top of the Jackson Hole real estate market is headed in 2026.

For now, it stands as one of the most prominent active listings in town, and a clear reminder that even in Jackson, $25 million homes don’t sell overnight.