2212 Bruce Mountain Drive, Sheridan, WY 82801 (MLS# 26-924)

Water Type: Public Water

Sewer Type: Public Sewer

Fuel Type: Natural Gas

Basement: Crawl

Exterior: Brick; Combination; Composition

Roof Type: Composite Asphalt

AC Type: Central Air

Heat Type: Gas Forced Air; Heat Pump

Driveway: Concrete

Amenities: Ceiling Fan(s); Covered Patio; Hardwood Floors; Loft; Patio; Security System; Walk-In Closet

Property Features: Auto Lawn Sprinkler; Fence

Acceptable Financing: Cash; Conventional; FHA; VA; WCDA

Step inside this beautiful Cloud Peak Subdivision home and the main level opens up. Kitchen, dining, and living room flow together beneath vaulted ceilings, with a gas fireplace anchoring the room through long Wyoming evenings. Hardwood floors run through the main living spaces, and the updates are already done: granite in the kitchen and baths, upgraded windows with blinds, and improvements throughout. Turnkey move-in ready from day one. Four bedrooms include a private primary suite with dual vanities, a shower/tub combination, a linen closet, and a walk-in closet with real room to spare. Brand-new carpet in every bedroom. The laundry room sits centrally, right where you actually need it. Upstairs, a spacious loft delivers the flexible square footage everyone eventually wants: playroom, home office, studio, quiet reading nook, or a second gathering space for movie nights. Out back is the showstopper. The fully fenced yard opens west, so the Bighorn Mountains fill the skyline from the patio and the evening light lands right where you'll be sitting. A Rain Bird irrigation system with shut-off valves and blowout connections keeps the lawn green all summer and makes winterizing simple. At 0.287 acres, this home sits on one of the largest parcels in the subdivision, with space for a potential attached garage extension (subject to HOA approval) without giving up the yard. Beyond the property line, you're minutes from top-rated schools, parks, sprawling community green space, VA medical facilities, and local healthcare, with walking paths and trails right from the front door. Historic downtown Sheridan: Main Street's shops, restaurants, and the WYO Theater are a short drive, and the Bighorn National Forest opens up to the west for hiking, fishing, camping, and snow. All of it in a state with no personal income tax.