Sotheby’s International Realty

Location

A new subdivision called Palisades Bench offers a unique opportunity to live in a setting that offers the perfect balance of privacy and open spaces on the one hand, but close proximity to recreational opportunities and modern conveniences on the other. Located in Swan Valley, an hour from Jackson Hole or Idaho Falls, Palisades Bench sits at the southern tip of the Teton Mountain Range. Its panoramic mountain views include the Big Hole Mountains to the north, the Caribou Range to the south, and the Palisades Range to the east.

Amenities

Palisades Bench is your escape from the city, but not the amenities and services a city offers. With county-maintained paved roads and snow removal, Palisades Bench allows for year-round access. All home sites offer power and water utilities, high-speed telephone and internet, and fire suppression. Situated in close proximity to both Jackson Hole and Idaho Falls airports, travel is convenient any time of year. The centralized location of Palisades Bench offers unlimited recreational and cultural opportunities, yet also offers a neighborhood setting and the intimacy of an exclusive residential community.

Recreation

Regardless of the season, Palisades Bench offers a world of outdoor adventure just minutes from your doorstep. With Targhee National Forest on its border, the opportunities are endless. Whether you enjoy hunting, hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding, Palisades Bench puts you only minutes away from fun. The Palisades Reservoir, popular among boaters, lies just to the north. For fly fishing enthusiasts, the Snake River is five minutes away. Come winter, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing are accessible out your back door. If downhill skiing, telemarking, or snowboarding is more your style, world-class skiing is an hour away at Targhee or Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Best of all, Palisades Bench lies within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Not only is some of the country’s best wildlife viewing going to be part of your landscape, both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks are less than 100 miles away.