206 Lower Redwater Creek Road, Beulah, WY 82712

T Diamond Ranch. 432.96 deeded acres on Lower Redwater Creek in the western Black Hills of Wyoming. Irrigated hay meadow under adjudicated water rights dating to 1882, native pasture, timbered ridges, and private live water with wild trout. An 8,382-square-foot custom residence and historic headquarters anchor the cattle and hay operation.

Two miles north of Beulah, 20 minutes west of Spearfish, South Dakota. Perpetual conservation easement.T Diamond Ranch consists of 432.96 deeded acres tucked into the western folds of the Wyoming Black Hills, two miles north of the quiet ranching community of Beulah and 20 minutes west of Spearfish, South Dakota.

The ranch lies at 206 Lower Redwater Creek Road in Crook County, and roughly 1.4 miles of Lower Redwater Creek run cold and clear through the entire length of the property. The land is described of record in Township 53 North, Range 60 West, 6th Principal Meridian, Crook County, Wyoming, as all that portion of the NE1/4 and the N1/2SE1/4 of Section 20 lying east of the centerline of Crook County Highway No.

142, excepting therefrom Tract A, together with the W1/2W1/2 and SE1/4SW1/4 of Section 21 and the N1/2NW1/4 of Section 28. Access is from Lower Redwater Creek County Road No. 142, which fronts and crosses the ranch. The land is a tapestry of irrigated hay meadow along the creek, native pasture rolling through gently undulating draws, riparian corridors shaded by cottonwood and oak, and ponderosa pine ridges that frame the valley.

Approximately 115 acres of fertile bottom ground sit along Lower Redwater Creek, carried by the Crook County Assessor as 115.42 acres of irrigated crop land, with the balance of the acreage in productive grazing ground and timbered cover. Elevation across the ranch runs from roughly 3,429 feet along the creek bottom to 3,615 feet on the high ground, with an average slope near 8 percent.

The 2024 land cover survey shows the ranch at approximately 85 percent grassland and pasture, 12 percent shrubland, and the balance in hay and alfalfa ground. The perimeter of the property is fenced, with cross fencing that supports rotational grazing across the pasture and timbered units.

The combination of creek bottom, open pasture, and timbered ridge gives the ranch both working productivity and true seclusion with everyday accessibility. The historic headquarters is the working heart of the ranch and a record of well over a century of stewardship.

The original farmhouse, carried by the Crook County Assessor as built in 1903, holds 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom in 1,380 sq ft. The historic barn and the working corrals stand as they have for generations, with a shop building and attached living quarters supporting modern operations.

These structures are not relics. They are part of the working ranch, maintained and ready. Across the creek and a short distance up the bench sits the custom entertaining residence, built in 2002 and the lifestyle anchor of the property. Total finished area is 8,382 sq ft: 3,820 sq ft on the main level, a full finished walkout lower level of the sa

me footprint, and 742 sq ft of finished upper level, together with a 360-square-foot open loft and a 1,565-square-foot attached garage. Three bedrooms and seven bathrooms, with a full elevator serving all three floors. The house was designed for gathering.

A great room under a stone fireplace opens to a large deck above the creek. The kitchen is built around a granite island with a Viking gas oven and cooktop and an oversized Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer. The master suite occupies the lower level and walks out to a patio overlooking the water, with an oversized steam shower and a private office.

A refrigerated wine room, a dedicated gun room, heated floors throughout the lower level, and curved staircases round out a home where the detail was clearly not accidental. Recent capital work is substantial and documented. The roof was replaced in 2025 with a Euroshield Beaumont Shake HP impact-resistan