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Homes with Views for Sale in Cody

“Breathtaking Cody Views, Your Wyoming Dream”

86 listings

Avg $1,182,343

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$11.2M

62 Skull Creek Dr

Cody, WY

$4.3M

40 Castle Rock Rd

Cody, WY

$4.0M

366 Lower Southfork Rd

Cody, WY

$3.9M

3080 & 3064 N Fork Hwy

$3.8M

30 Nielsen Trail

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Cody, WY

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366 Lower Southfork Rd

Cody, WY

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$3.9M

3080 & 3064 N Fork Hwy

Cody, WY

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$3.8M

30 Nielsen Trail

Cody, WY

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$3.6M

6 Whitney Dr

Cody, WY

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Cody, WY

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$3.5M

1531 Gulch St

Cody, WY

3 bd4 ba4,302

About Homes with Views in Cody

Cody, WY currently features 86 homes with views on the market, with prices averaging $1,182,343 and ranging from $80,000 to $11,200,000. These properties showcase stunning vistas of the Absaroka Mountains, Shoshone River, and surrounding high desert landscapes that define the Cody area. Whether you're seeking a modest mountain-view cabin or a luxury estate overlooking the valley, Cody's real estate market offers diverse options with remarkable scenery.

Average listing price: $1,182,343 · 86 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Cody properties most frequently feature sweeping views of the Absaroka Range to the west and the dramatic Shoshone River canyon. Many homes also offer overlooks of Heart Mountain and the high desert plains stretching toward Yellowstone National Park, just 50 miles away.

With 86 listings averaging $1,182,343, Cody's view properties command premium pricing compared to many Wyoming communities. The range spans from $80,000 for smaller lots with distant vistas to $11,200,000 for expansive estates with multiple mountain and river views.

Buyers should evaluate seasonal weather impacts on views, potential wildfire zones in the foothills, and any HOA restrictions on building heights that could affect sightlines. It's also important to verify that views are protected by zoning or conservation easements rather than relying on currently undeveloped neighboring parcels.