A throwback to the golden age of the valley's history, Kudar Log Cabins have been part of the Jackson Hole landscape since 1935. The Kudar brothers, Max and Joe, purchased the property in 1928, and built the hand-hewn cabins from timber harvested from what is now Grand Teton National Park. Originally known for its complementing bait shop and gas station, Kudar Log Cabins have been welcoming guests to the region in the shade of its massive cottonwood trees for nearly a century. While the property functions as a seasonal lodging accommodations - and is still owned and operated by the Kudar family - the 2.71 acres located three blocks from the famed Jackson Town Square represents one on the largest intact land holdings in the Town of Jackson. It is primed for redevelopment.