Drive up and up to almost the 7,411-foot summit of East Gros Ventre Butte, and then descend just a bit to Teton Perspective, a six-suite, 8,000-square-foot house that seemingly hangs off the hillside. Anywhere else, the home’s art collection — which includes works by artists as varied and notable as Frederick Remington, William H Clarke II, and Joan Miro, and also antique and contemporary weather vanes, Buddhist thangka paintings, and cigar store Native American sculptures — would be the highlight. But even with this museum-quality artwork, the views out Teton Perspective’s windows and walls of glass are hard to tear your gaze from. Below, stretch ranch-lands and pastures; look out and across the valley and the Tetons feel close enough to touch. 

Teton Perspective is the Jackson Hole vacation home for a family or group of friends who don’t want only spectacular views of the Tetons, but also an enlivening and intriguing interior space. 

This dual personality of Teton Perspective is established as soon as you enter through its oversize double front doors: Two- and three-dimensional art works greet you in the foyer and here the western wall is glass, through which you can see the entire expanse of the Teton range. The home’s generous great...