An Alabama couple bought 21 acres in Jackson Hole in the 1990s; decades later, their family retreat is asking $40 million
- PC: LATHAM JENKINS/ The Wall Street JournalAn Alabama couple who bought a 21-acre property in Jackson Hole in the 1990s has spent decades turning it into a family retreat with a Western-style lodge, guest cottage and creek and riverfront grounds.
- Investor Jon Rotenstreich and his wife, Susan, initially lived in the two-bedroom guest cottage while renovating and expanding the main house to about 5,900 square feet.
- The compound also includes a 1,730-square-foot barn, an art studio, a teepee and a section of the Snake River.
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- PC: LATHAM JENKINS/ The Wall Street JournalAn Alabama couple who bought a 21-acre property in Jackson Hole in the 1990s has spent decades turning it into a family retreat with a Western-style lodge, guest cottage and creek and riverfront grounds.
- Investor Jon Rotenstreich and his wife, Susan, initially lived in the two-bedroom guest cottage while renovating and expanding the main house to about 5,900 square feet.
- The compound also includes a 1,730-square-foot barn, an art studio, a teepee and a section of the Snake River.
Sources: Times of India