Wyoming ranch visited by Queen Elizabeth II hits market for $24.5M

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TOI Real Estate Desk. (2026, October 15). Wyoming ranch visited by Queen Elizabeth II hits market for $24.5M. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/founded-in-1889-by-an-english-earls-son-this-wyoming-ranch-stayed-in-the-family-for-four-generations-the-1542-acre-property-also-visited-by-queen-elizabeth-ii-hits-the-market-for-24-5-million/articleshow/134964757.cms

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The Quarter Circle Lazy B Ranch in north-central Wyoming, owned by the Wallop family since 1889, is now listed for $24.5 million. The property was once visited by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip during a private four-day trip in 1984. Spanning 1,542 acres, it features stunning views of the Bighorn Mountains and includes conservation easements to protect its natural state.
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The Quarter Circle Lazy B Ranch in north-central Wyoming, a legacy property owned by the Wallop family since 1889 and once visited by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, is now on the market for $24.5 million through Century 21 BHJ Realty. The ranch, situated beneath the Bighorn Mountains, was originally founded by Oliver H. Wallop (Noll), who introduced thoroughbred horses to the region. After unexpectedly inheriting his father's title as the 8th Earl of Portsmouth in Kentucky, Wallop remained devoted to his Wyoming ranch until his death in 1942. The land has been passed down through four generations of the family, and now spans 1,542 acres.

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CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. Century 21 BHJ Realty Kentucky Victorian Wyoming

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CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. ORG · 10× Wyoming GPE · 6× Philip PERSON · 3× Elizabeth II PERSON · 2× Kentucky GPE · 2× Paul Wallop PERSON · 2× Century 21 BHJ Realty ORG · 1× Noll PERSON · 1× Oliver H. Wallop PERSON · 1× Victorian NORP · 1×

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A legacy property owned by a family for four generations Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. Tucked beneath the skyline of the Bighorn Mountains, this ranch was founded by Oliver H. Wallop (Noll), the youngest son of a Victorian earl.
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Wyoming ranch visited by Queen Elizabeth II hits market for $24.5M · assertive framing

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The legacy property, which was once visited by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, is listed for $24.5 million through Century 21 BHJ Realty. asserted
which → visit → Realty
A legacy property owned by a family for four generations Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. Tucked beneath the skyline of the Bighorn Mountains, this ranch was founded by Oliver H. Wallop (Noll), the youngest son of a Victorian earl. asserted
ranch → own → earl
“He settled in southern Montana, where he introduced the region’s first thoroughbred horses. asserted
he → settle → horses
By 1889, he had moved south to Big Horn, Wyoming, establishing what became known as Canyon Ranch, which includes the historic Quarter Circle Lazy B,” the listing says. asserted
listing → move → B
Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. In 1925, he unexpectedly inherited the title of 8th Earl of Portsmouth. asserted
he → inherit → Portsmouth
Despite his nobility, he remained devoted to his Wyoming ranch until his death in 1942. asserted
he → remain → 1942
The land stayed with his descendants, and four generations of the Wallop family have owned it since. asserted
generations → stay → it
The family oversaw the property’s stewardship for 135 years. asserted
family → oversee → years
Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. Oliver’s grandson, Malcolm Wallop, served for 18 years in the US Senate. asserted
grandson → serve → Senate
His great-grandson, Paul Wallop, now owns the ranch and is its co-listing agent. asserted
grandson → own → ranch
Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. Paul’s aunt married Henry Herbert, the 7th Earl of Carnarvon. asserted
aunt → marry → Carnarvon
Friends called him Porchie. asserted
Friends → call → him
He had known Queen Elizabeth II since childhood, and they shared a love of horses. asserted
they → know → horses
In 1969, he became her horse-racing manager. asserted
he → become → 1969
Herbert’s family home is Highclere Castle in Hampshire, which later became the setting for the Netflix series Downton Abbey. asserted
which → become → series
Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. Famous people visited the ranch Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. asserted
people → visit → ranch
In 1984, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited the ranch. asserted
II → visit → ranch
They were in Kentucky looking at horses before travelling to Wyoming. asserted
They → look → Wyoming
They “had been looking at horses in Kentucky, and then they came out here,” Paul Wallop told Mansion Global. asserted
Wallop → look → Global
Philip had visited earlier, in 1969. asserted
Philip → visit → 1969
Princess Anne also visited later. asserted
Anne → visit → ?
What the buyer gets Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. asserted
gets → get → What
This Wyoming ranch is the “Jewel on the face of the Bighorn Mountains”, according to the listing. uncertain
ranch → accord → listing
The legacy property sits at the mouth of Little Goose Canyon, with the Bighorn Mountains close behind. asserted
property → sit → Canyon
The ranch is protected by one of Wyoming’s earliest conservation easements. asserted
ranch → protect → easements
“This land promises enduring tranquillity, privacy, and preservation,” the listing says. asserted
listing → promise → tranquillity
It is surrounded by other conserved ranches, and its vistas and open spaces remain untouched by development. asserted
vistas → surround → development
The landscape, a “timeless Western setting”, unfolds across rolling pastures, lush meadows and pine forests, with panoramic mountain views. asserted
landscape → unfold → views
The main luxury lodge was built in 1993. asserted
lodge → build → 1993
It spans 3,006 square feet, with two bedrooms, a loft and four bathrooms. asserted
It → span → bedrooms
“The lodge is set in a wonderfully peaceful location just to the east of the main buildings and enjoys the full panoramic views of Little Goose Canyon and Moncrieffe Ridge,” according to the listing. uncertain
lodge → set → listing
Pic credit: CENTURY 21 BHJ Realty, Inc. The Foreman’s House dates to the early 1900s and was updated in 2011. asserted
House → date → 2011
The 1,444-square-foot house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. asserted
house → have → bedrooms
It is “a comfortable 1¼-storey retreat with 1,377 square feet, two bedrooms, a sleeping loft and a bathroom”. asserted
It → sleep → feet
The old three-sided shop building is now used for storage. asserted
building → use → storage
The land has four mountain ponds and 600 feet of trout stream. asserted
land → have → stream
The ranch also holds one of Wyoming’s original private game bird farm licences. asserted
ranch → hold → licences
Three houses are used as holiday rentals, including a fly-fishing lodge and a remote cabin. asserted
houses → use → lodge
That income is part of what the family has built around the property. asserted
family → build → property
Paul described its downtown as “thriving”, and most of Main Street is on the National Register of Historic Places. asserted
most → describe → Places
…and 3 more, not listed.
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