Create Your Multi-Generational Family Compound
Ownership opportunities at The Grand Teton Club include the purchase of a Homesite or a Custom-Built Residence — designed either by an architect of your choosing or by one from our curated network. The Club's design standards span Modern Mountain Luxury and more traditional Mountain Alpine styles — together producing architectural interest, quality craftsmanship, and enduring community value.
Designed for Legacy Living
Custom Residences & Homesites
Families may choose between curated architectural residence designs or private estate homesites, creating a legacy property within one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the American West.
DESIGNS & SHOWPIECES
Signature Mountain Modern Architecture
The Grand Teton Club offers a curated collection of architect-designed, permit-ready residences and private estate homesites, enabling Families to create legacy properties within one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the American West. Refined Mountain-Modern Designs, ranging from approximately 4,400 to 10,000+ square feet, are designed by Bechtle Architects and South Fork Design, with full personalization options and optional Guest Houses for Multi-Generational living. Additional designs from Clever Homes, Freestone Creative, SageModern, Turkel Design, and Richard Meier are coming soon.
Teton Valley, Idaho · Block 6 Lot 4
The Grand Teton Club Spec Home
Designed by Bechtle Architects · Completion Summer 2026
Available Summer 2026
A Residence
Ready to Be Yours
The first move-in-ready opportunity within Grand Teton Club — no design process. Ownership secured today, life begins in summer.
Signature Features
- Dry & steam saunas
- Cold plunge pool
- Red light / meditation room
- Jacuzzi
- Dedicated home offices
- Oversized primary bedroom suite
Marble sourced directly from the finest Italian quarries near Carrara, Italy — White Carrara, Calacatta, and Statuario slabs and tiles throughout the kitchen and bathrooms.
Each design balances timeless architecture, natural materials, generous proportions, and seamless indoor–outdoor living, creating residences that feel both refined and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape.
Homeowners may personalize interior layouts, finishes, and materials, and may incorporate an attached or detached Guest House to accommodate extended Family and visiting guests.
Fully Custom Design
Private Estate Homesites
For Families seeking their own architectural expression, The Grand Teton Club offers private homesites, with a minimum of one acre. Homesites span exceptional settings — from golf-front and river-adjacent parcels to elevated view estates and expansive meadow homesites — each offering extraordinary scenery, privacy, and connection to nature.
Homesite owners may work with their own architect and design team to create a fully bespoke Multi-Generational Family Compound, following the Club’s Modern Mountain or more traditional Mountain-Style Guidelines, which safeguard architectural excellence, aesthetic cohesion, and enduring community value.
See it before you decide
Qualified Buyers are Invited to Experience
Grand Teton Club Firsthand
A complimentary 2-night, 3-day Discovery Stay for pre-qualified buyers.
No cost. No obligation. No pressure.
A Proven Model of Long-Term Value
A Proven Pattern of Appreciation in
Mountain Resort Communities
The Grand Teton Club takes its place among the most prestigious gated golf communities in the Western United States,
alongside Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Shooting Star in Jackson Hole, and Martis Camp in Lake Tahoe/Truckee.
A Legacy of Lasting Value
One notable story that has received little press coverage is the remarkable appreciation of homes and lots in gated golf course communities in the ski towns of the Northwestern United States.
Property values in Big Sky, Montana — home to high-end communities like the Yellowstone Club — have increased by nearly 80 percent over the past five years, an average annual appreciation of roughly 12 percent.
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