$310K
Median Home Price
Market Intel
St. Anthony Market Snapshot
Real-time insights into Fremont County's mountain gateway real estate market.
~3,600
Population
Fremont
County Seat
~10,600 ac
St. Anthony Sand Dunes
Why Invest Here
What Makes St. Anthony Special
From gateway to Yellowstone to world-class fly fishing, St. Anthony offers unique advantages for outdoor enthusiasts and investors alike.
Gateway to Yellowstone
Strategic location as western corridor entry to Yellowstone and Island Park. Drives tourism demand, vacation rental opportunities, and second-home investment appeal.
Outdoor Enthusiasts & Families
Attracts fly fishing aficionados, outdoor adventurers, and families seeking mountain living. This demographic supports strong demand for quality homes and second homes.
World-Class Fly Fishing
Henrys Fork of the Snake River offers premium fly fishing destination status. Draws anglers globally, supporting vacation rentals and premium home appreciation.
Sand Dunes Recreation
Home to America's largest free-standing sand dunes. Year-round recreation destination for ATV, snowmobiling, and outdoor sports enthusiasts.
Affordable Mountain Living
Lower median prices (~$310K) compared to tourist-heavy mountain towns. Captures mountain lifestyle appeal with better value and strong appreciation potential.
Scenic Mountain Community
County seat with small-town character, community stability, and local amenities. Access to quality schools, healthcare, and infrastructure in intimate mountain setting.
For Investors
Investment Opportunities
Why Investors Love St. Anthony
- Vacation rental demand from Yellowstone and Island Park tourism creates premium income potential compared to primary-residence markets.
- Gateway positioning captures year-round visitors for mountain recreation, outdoor activities, and gateway travel.
- Affordable entry prices (~$310K median) mean lower capital requirements while capturing premium market demand.
- Fremont County seat designation provides administrative and service-sector stability and growth.
- Second-home and investment property appeal from fishing enthusiasts and outdoor recreationists creates strong demand diversity.
- Land opportunities and rural properties provide development and expansion potential.
- Growing recognition as premium fly-fishing destination supports long-term appreciation and rental income stability.
Explore
Neighborhoods & Areas
Discover where to invest and live in St. Anthony's most desirable communities.
Downtown St. Anthony
The historic heart of town. Local shops, restaurants, and community gathering places. Mix of historic homes and newer renovations. Great for those seeking walkable mountain-town atmosphere with local character and amenities.
Parker-Salem Corridor
Charming nearby communities with small-town feel and spacious properties. Quieter living with scenic surroundings and access to outdoor recreation. Popular with families and those seeking more space while remaining close to St. Anthony amenities.
Riverfront Properties
Premium locations near Henrys Fork and waterfront areas. Exceptional for fly-fishing access and outdoor recreation. Higher-value properties appealing to serious anglers, vacation home buyers, and nature enthusiasts.
Rural Mountain Properties
Land and acreage with stunning views and privacy. Development potential and rural living appeal. Attracts investors, second-home buyers, and those seeking expansive mountain properties with investment upside.
Exclusive Development
Whitetail Ridge
The premier new development in St. Anthony — and we're the exclusive listing partner.
1.6-Acre Lots in the Shadow of the Tetons
- Spacious 1.6-acre residential lots on E 350 N — room for the shop, the RV, and the view.
- Minutes from the Henry's Fork, the St. Anthony Sand Dunes, Island Park, and Yellowstone.
- Paved roads in and power already installed — bring your own builder and build on your timeline.
- A 35-acre open-space parcel is available as a bundleable add-on for buyers who want more land.
- Phase 1 is nearly sold — only a handful of lots remain.
As Real Estate Two70 is the exclusive listing partner, our clients get first access to pre-market lots and builder coordination. Explore Whitetail Ridge and our development partners →
St. Anthony FAQ
Frequently asked about St. Anthony
What is the median home price in St. Anthony?
~$310,000 as of spring 2026. Town homes $260K–$400K, rural acreage $400K–$800K+, recreation cabins along Henry's Fork can exceed $1M.
How close is St. Anthony to Yellowstone?
~60 minutes from Yellowstone's West Entrance, 45 minutes from Island Park. True gateway community — many residents frequent Yellowstone.
Are St. Anthony homes USDA-eligible?
Most of Fremont County qualifies as USDA-eligible rural. Zero-down USDA financing available for income-qualifying buyers. Major advantage for first-time buyers. Verify at eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov.
What are the St. Anthony Sand Dunes?
Roughly 10,600 acres of white quartz dunes just northwest of town — among the largest free-standing dune fields in the U.S. Popular for ATV riding, camping, off-roading. Property values get a boost from this unique recreation access.
What's the fly fishing like?
World-class. Henry's Fork of the Snake River runs through the area — one of America's premier dry fly fishing destinations. Warm River, Fall River, Teton River all within 30 min. Major draw for residents and vacation property owners.
What's Your St. Anthony Home Worth?
Acreage, river frontage, and recreation access swing value here in ways a national algorithm can't see. Get a free instant estimate, then a real local CMA from closed sales near you — no cost, no obligation.
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