A house with a history. Two kings, a great room, and a backyard worth lingering in.
The Alderman is named for the man who made it a home. A former Wyoming state senator and town mayor, he spent decades in public life before settling into this house with the kind of care that shows. The large framed Wyoming flag above the king bed in the primary room flew over the state capitol before it came to hang here. The space was designed by Real Deals on Home Decor in Sheridan, and it reads that way.
The living room is the heart of the place. A curved sectional faces a hammered brass coffee table. A sputnik chandelier hangs above. Cast iron radiators line the windows dressed in deep forest velvet. A large horse photograph anchors the wall above the credenza — the kind of image that evokes the Bighorns. None of this was assembled in a hurry.
The primary bedroom anchors around a king with a herringbone walnut headboard and that flag above. The second bedroom has its own character: vintage Wyoming travel posters in black frames, terracotta linen drapes, a wool blanket in earthy tones. Both rooms have Coop linens — the same brand used at the Ritz-Carlton and Four Seasons.
The backyard is genuinely large: roughly 100 feet across and 75 deep. Two Adirondack chairs sit off the back door on a small patio, a six-person dining table and propane grill below that, and two more Adirondack chairs on the covered front porch. For a home this close to town, the outdoor space is uncommon.
Main Street is about a ten-minute walk from this quiet home near Coffeen and Wyoming. Ample driveway parking and a private two-car garage are included. Sackett’s Market is our suggestion for a quick lunch or good groceries to take home.
Plan a little time on Main Street, from coffee and shops to dinner and a show.
Explore the downtown guideCheck-in is contactless via smart lock. The home is managed by Tyler at Late Checkout. We respond to everything personally — reach us by phone or text anytime during your stay.
The kitchen and bathroom are honest spaces — original to the house and showing their age without apology. Central air and heat throughout. Four steps lead into the house; the interior is level from there. Dogs are welcome with a $75 pet fee per stay, and the large fenced yard is private. Two bedrooms with a king bed in each, one bathroom, and no sofa bed. Sleeps four.
The flag above the bed flew over the Wyoming state capitol. That detail either means something to you or it doesn't — but it sets the tone for a house that was lived in by someone who cared about this state, and it shows in the bones of the place.
The large private fenced yard gives you room to spend time outside, with Adirondack chairs, a table for six and a grill. Main Street is about ten minutes away on foot, while the home sits quietly off the main drag.
Two king bedrooms make this a comfortable choice for two couples or a smaller family. The curved couch and lovely linens are details guests tend to enjoy. Stop at Sackett’s for lunch or ingredients for an evening in.
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