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Douglas, Wyoming real estate

The Converse County seat, home of the Jackalope and the State Fair.

The county seat, and Home of the Jackalope

Douglas sits about fifty miles east of Casper on I-25, the county seat of Converse County and, at roughly 6,400 people, one of the larger towns we serve. It is the self-proclaimed Home of the Jackalope, statue downtown and all, and every August it hosts the Wyoming State Fair. This is a real town with real history, from the old railroad depot to the Pioneer Memorial Museum, and it has the services and community to match.

We sell across Douglas and all of Converse County, from in-town homes to outlying acreage. Here is how we work.

A steady, mid-market town

Douglas is a mid-market town, and for a lot of buyers that is the appeal: more house, or more land, for the money than you will find in Casper's move-up range. Converse County runs on energy and agriculture, and it has been through a real oil and gas boom, which shows up as a steady, working housing market rather than a boom-and-bust one.

Because Wyoming does not make sale prices public, the numbers you see for Douglas online are estimates. We price from the real ones.

What you get choosing Douglas

Choosing Douglas over Casper or the closer-in towns is a trade you make on purpose. You give up the shorter Casper commute, roughly fifty-five minutes each way, and in return you get the county seat: its own schools and amenities, the State Fair in your backyard, and generally more room for the money. For buyers whose work is tied to Converse County, it is not a compromise at all. It is home.

Schools in town are part of Converse County School District #1. Tell us what you are looking for and we will point you to the right part of Douglas. Let's talk.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Douglas from Casper?

About fifty miles east on I-25, or roughly fifty-five minutes. It is the farthest of the towns we serve east of Casper, and the trade for that drive is a full county-seat town with its own schools, services, and the Wyoming State Fair.

What is the market like in Douglas?

Steady and mid-market, supported by the county's energy and agriculture economy. You generally get more home or more land for the money than in Casper. For a real number on a specific home, ask us, because Wyoming does not publish sale prices.

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