Fully Remodeled 4-Bedroom Home on 2 Acres – Wheatland, WY – $379,000

Property Overview

31 Haeberle Drive offers a fully remodeled single-family home on 2 acres in Wheatland, Wyoming. The 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence was built in 1981 and combines updated interior finishes with a finished basement, attached garage, mountain views, and room to enjoy a more spacious rural setting.

The main level features updated flooring, stylish finishes, and a fully renovated kitchen with modern cabinetry and newer appliances. The finished basement adds a large second living area that can accommodate a variety of everyday uses, while the attached garage provides convenient parking and storage.

Interior Features

The remodeled interior includes carpet, laminate, and linoleum/vinyl flooring. The kitchen has been fully renovated with modern cabinetry and newer appliances, including a dishwasher, microwave, range/oven, and refrigerator.

Forced-air electric heating serves the home, and a fireplace is also included. The finished basement provides a substantial second living area and expands the usable living environment across two levels.

Exterior, Land & Parking

The property encompasses 2 acres with mountain views and a combination of rural space and convenient access to the Wheatland area. The home includes an attached garage and off-street parking.

The acreage provides space for outdoor projects, gardens, recreational use, or animals, subject to applicable county and local land-use requirements.

Structure & Construction

• Single-family home
• Built in 1981
• Frame construction
• Concrete foundation
• Composition roof
• Vinyl exterior features
• Finished basement

Area Overview

Wheatland is the county seat of Platte County, Wyoming. The 2020 U.S. Census recorded 3,588 residents in the town, while Platte County had a population of 8,605. The community provides a small-town setting with local schools, healthcare, parks, shopping, public services, and access to regional transportation routes.

The property is located in the Wheatland area of ZIP Code 82201, with the town and surrounding Platte County providing a mix of residential, agricultural, recreational, and community services.

Safety & Crime

Crime information for Wheatland should be reviewed by geographic area and reporting year rather than treated as a property-specific characteristic. The Platte County Sheriff’s Office publishes annual reports, including a 2024 year-end report, while public FBI reporting does not provide a complete city-level Wheatland crime-rate series in the sources reviewed. No safety score or ranking is applied to the property or community here.

Schools & Education

Platte County School District No. 1 serves the Wheatland area and includes Wheatland High School, Wheatland Middle School, West Elementary, Libbey Elementary, Glendo Schools, Chugwater Schools, and Peak High School.

Nearby schools identified by the current property listing include Libbey Elementary School, Wheatland Middle School, and Wheatland High School. Nearby-school information does not establish enrollment assignment for this property; buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with the school district.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare services are available in Wheatland, including Platte County Memorial Hospital at 201 14th Street. The Wyoming Hospital Association identifies Platte County Memorial Hospital as a hospital serving the Wheatland community.

Housing Market History

For a consistent historical comparison, the following table uses the annual All-Transactions House Price Index for Platte County, Wyoming, published by the Federal Housing Finance Agency and distributed through the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. The index uses 2000 as its base year and is a county-level measure rather than a value for this individual property.

From 2021 through 2025, the Platte County index increased by approximately 29.44%. This historical measure describes past county-level price movement and should not be interpreted as a forecast of future property values.

Current Zillow market data for Wheatland, updated through August 31, 2026, reports a typical home value of $292,764 and a 1-year value change of +0.2%. Zillow also reported a median list price of $389,600 for the same date. These figures describe the broader Wheatland market and are not an appraisal or valuation of this property.

Transportation & Access

Wheatland is served by Interstate 25 and U.S. 87, providing north-south regional access. Wyoming Highway 34 also serves the Wheatland area. WYDOT maintains current travel information for I-25/US 87 and routes around Wheatland.

Phifer Airfield is located in Wheatland and is listed by the Wyoming Department of Transportation Aeronautics Division as a public airport serving the community. The airport is identified as EAN and is located on Antelope Gap Road.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping and services are available throughout Wheatland. Safeway operates a grocery store at 1307 16th Street, with grocery delivery and other retail services. Local pharmacy options include South Street Pharmacy and Cowboy Drug.

Wheatland also provides local government, banking, food, fuel, retail, and other everyday services within the community.

Parks & Recreation

The Town of Wheatland maintains four parks along with little league and softball fields and Legion Field. Lewis Park includes tennis and basketball courts, a skate park, horseshoe pits, picnic areas, playground equipment, disc golf, pickleball, walking paths, and other facilities. Additional local recreation areas include Pocket Park, Dearinger Park, Jim & Betty Dunham Memorial Dog Park, and Yeadon Park.

Utilities & Connectivity

The Town of Wheatland provides water, wastewater, and electric utility services to residents within the town’s service area. The town operates its own electrical distribution system and maintains local water and wastewater infrastructure.

Broadband availability varies by exact address. FCC-based broadband availability information for Wheatland identifies fiber, cable, fixed-wireless, DSL, and satellite options in the broader community. Property-specific internet availability should be confirmed with providers before purchase.

Development & Planning

Platte County maintains an active Planning and Zoning Department responsible for land-use regulations, rural addresses, and planning matters throughout the county. In 2026, the county held public hearings concerning proposed changes to its land-use rules, including provisions addressing data centers. These proceedings are county-level planning matters and are not presented as property-specific changes affecting 31 Haeberle Drive.

For any future construction, outbuilding, subdivision, land-use, or animal-related plans involving the 2-acre property, applicable Platte County and local requirements should be confirmed directly with the appropriate planning and zoning authorities.

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