The Collection
Twelve homes in Sheridan — some owned, all personally hosted by us. Each one chosen for a reason. None of them managed by an algorithm.
The New York Store Suite
Wyoming's largest department store from 1909, converted to a private residence in the early 2000s. Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, 9,000 square feet, two-car garage in downtown Sheridan — which doesn't exist anywhere else. Forty-foot bar, fireplace, 98-inch TV, directly across from the WYO Theatre. Luxury that's earned some age. Where John Dutton would stay if he came to town.
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The Pressroom Atelier
The first thing guests say when they walk in is "wow." A 110-year-old printing press building converted into Sheridan's only downtown loft with Big Horn Mountain views — 13-foot ceilings, exposed brick, private rooftop, BlueStar range. It feels like it shouldn't exist in a town this size. That's the point.
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The Stardust Bungalow
275 five-star reviews. Not a single one lower. Two bedrooms across two levels, fenced yard, 1,200 square feet of space that feels considered rather than assembled. Guests come back because it earns it every time — the hospitality, the authenticity, the feeling that someone who cares actually runs this place.
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The Wayfarer Bungalow
A newer build that gets the details right — soft and firm mattress options, heated bathroom floors, gas fire pit, washer and dryer in unit, pet friendly. The kind of place where you notice on the first night that someone actually thought about what it feels like to sleep here.
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Cedar & Sage House
The name earns itself — the closets are lined in cedar, the walls are painted sage, and the whole place feels like someone thought hard about every detail. Quiet neighborhood, fire pit with supplied wood, single car garage. The kind of house where your shoulders drop the moment you walk in.
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The Magpie Cabin
Tongue-and-groove wood from floor to ceiling, rocking chairs on the porch, Big Horn Mountains going orange at dusk. It looks exactly like a Wyoming cabin should look and almost none of them actually do. Cozy, quaint, and genuinely earned.
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The Piñon Home
New construction, two bathrooms, single car garage, fenced yard, comfortable for a larger group without feeling crowded. The Big Horn views run from Story all the way to Dayton — the entire range visible from the living room. Some guests book it just for that.
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The Bondline Home
Three thousand square feet, mountain views off the patio, pet friendly, and enough room for a large family to actually spread out. Near Sheridan College — well located without being downtown. The right call when the group is big and everyone needs their own space.
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The Troubadour Suite
More thoughtfully designed than spaces twice the price. A compact 1-bedroom steps from Main Street — off-street parking, well-appointed, stylish without the premium. The kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever booked a hotel.
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The Emerald City Bungalow
Two bedrooms, sleeps six, fenced yard, and priced for it. Cute, clean, and well outfitted — the practical choice for a family or small group that wants comfort without the premium. The yard is small but the dog won't care.
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The Yonder Suite
Clean, comfortable, and easy on the budget. Near downtown, nothing fussy about it — just a good Sheridan base at the right price.
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The Fenced Yard Home
Practical, pet-friendly, and priced for it. Full fenced yard, central air, everything works. The honest choice when you need space for the dog and don't want to overpay.
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