Late Checkout
Linger a little.
The Homes
The Bay Mare
A Heritage Woodworks timber frame on a working ranch — 1880s timbers, corrals out front, open pasture behind.
The New York Store Suite
Wyoming's largest department store in 1909, now a private residence. Forty-foot bar, across from the WYO Theatre.
The Pressroom Atelier
A 110-year-old press building — the only downtown loft with mountain views. Thirteen-foot ceilings, private rooftop.
The rest of the collection, by what you're after.
Seventeen homes. No two alike.
The Hosts
We're Tyler and Kayla. We live here, we host & co-host with other Sheridan locals, and when you call, you're always getting one of us.
We started with one little place back in 2020 and somehow ended up with a well curated collection of 17 homes. A few are ours; most belong to neighbors who trust us to look after their home the way we'd want ours looked after. Before you get in, one of us has usually already swung by — heat on, lights on, coffee in the cupboard, that kind of thing. It's not a big operation, and we'd just as soon keep it that way.
Honestly, the part we like best isn't the booking — it's everything after. Where to take the kids, where the trout are, whether the road up the mountain has opened yet. We know because we're out there too. So ask us anything. Worst case, we send you somewhere good to eat.
On the matter of booking direct.
The price you see is the price you pay.
Questions go to someone local to Sheridan, not a queue. 307.217.6516
Often less than the platforms. Never marked up to cover a cut.
Sheridan at a glance.
From the Register
The New York Store: Sheridan's grandest address since 1895
Stevens & Fryberger opened it in 1895 — the largest department store in northern Wyoming, its name still set into the brick. The building behind the suite, and how it came into our hands.
Read the dispatchHunting the Big Horns: a field guide to wild morels
The Elk Fire burned nearly 100,000 acres. The hillsides may now produce the finest morel season this range has ever seen.
Read the guideBeyond the Door
Sheridan is the reason people come back.
Cloud Peak trails. Sunday polo in Big Horn. The WYO Rodeo every July. A local's guide to doing it right.
Read the guideThe road from Sheridan to Yellowstone.
Chief Joseph Highway. Wolves at dawn in Lamar Valley. The drive most visitors never take.
Read the guideThe light's
still on.
Come when you can stay a while. We'll have the coffee where you can find it and the mountains where you left them.
Reserve a home →Got it.
We'll be in touch before you know it.