New listing on 130 Stinnett Drive highlights continued demand for acreage, privacy, and mountain views in Jackson’s high-end market

Another high-end listing just hit the Jackson market, and it checks nearly every box buyers are still chasing.

130 Stinnett Drive is now listed for $8,195,000, offering a mix that’s getting harder to find: meaningful acreage, unobstructed views, and a home that actually feels designed for life in Jackson, not just a weekend showpiece.

The Details

4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
4,183 square feet
3.63 acres
Built in 2009
~$1,959 per square foot
HOA dues around $125/month

Positioned to capture direct Teton views, the home leans into natural light with large south-facing windows and an open-concept layout connecting the main living spaces.

Think vaulted ceilings, a central great room, and the kind of indoor-outdoor flow that matters a lot more when your backyard looks like this.

Why This One Stands Out

At this price point, buyers have options. But not all options look like this.

The biggest differentiator here is the 3.6-acre lot, something that’s becoming increasingly rare, especially paired with strong sightlines of the Tetons.

In today’s Jackson real estate market:

Smaller lots are becoming the norm
New builds often prioritize density over space
True “privacy + views” combinations are limited

This property leans hard into that scarcity.

Where It Fits in the Market

The $8M range in Jackson is competitive, but it’s also where buyers start expecting everything to come together.

Across the valley:

4-bedroom homes can range widely from $4M to well north of $10M+
Premiums are being paid for view corridors and acreage
Older, well-sited homes are often preferred over tighter new construction

At just under $2,000 per square foot, this listing lands right where you’d expect for a property offering both land and views.

The Bigger Picture

While some national markets are cooling, Jackson continues to operate on its own curve.

Limited inventory is still the defining factor
High-end buyers remain active
Properties that check multiple premium boxes, like this one, continue to draw attention

In other words, the top of the market isn’t slowing, it’s just selective.