The Alderman is a two-bedroom, one-bath home a short walk from downtown Sheridan. It’s named for the man who owns it — a former Wyoming state senator and town mayor. That history shows in the details.



The great room is the heart of the place. Curved sectional, hammered brass coffee table, cast iron radiators, sputnik chandelier, and floor-to-ceiling windows dressed in forest velvet. A large horse photograph anchors the wall.



The primary bedroom has a king with a herringbone walnut headboard and Coop linens — the same brand used at the Ritz-Carlton and Four Seasons. The framed Wyoming state flag above the bed flew over the state capitol.



The second bedroom has its own character: vintage Wyoming travel posters, terracotta drapes, a wool blanket, and its own cast iron radiator. Also a king. Also Coop linens.



The sitting area between the two bedrooms has a travertine table and green velvet chairs — good for coffee in the morning or a card game at night.

The kitchen is fully stocked for real cooking. The bathroom is clean and functional. Central air and heat throughout.



Out back: two Adirondack chairs off the back door, a six-person dining table, and a propane grill. Two more Adirondack chairs on the covered front porch. The backyard runs about 100 feet wide — unusually large for a home this close to town.



Downtown Sheridan is a 10-minute walk. So is Sackett’s Market and Emerson Park, which connects to walking trails throughout town. Pets welcome.