Put Down Roots & Come Home with Room to Roam.

 

Sweetgrass is Cheyenne’s newest and most distinctive community. The sprawling 2,300-acre neighborhood is a distinguished destination at the top of the Rocky Mountain Front Range.

This pioneering community combines the best things about city life and country living.

Modern amenities and local shops will surround the great lawn of the pedestrian-friendly Sweetgrass Village Center. Featuring artisan retail, neighborhood restaurants, breweries and wine bars, entertainment, lodging, and second story office suites and apartment living, all you need is at your fingertips.

The Sweetgrass Village can be easily accessed via hike and bike trails woven throughout intimately scaled residential neighborhoods. With ample open space, connection to the Cheyenne Greenway system and Wyoming’s largest community college across the street, Sweetgrass offers city conveniences with small town sensibilities.

 

 

 Land Planning and Landscape Architecture by Palma Land Planning.

Live the legend of America's Wild West.

 

As a historic icon of America’s Wild West, Cheyenne has long attracted the free-spirited and strong-at-heart. And today, while growing into one of the West’s most vibrant small western cities, Cheyenne is still distinguished by its Old West spirit, warm hospitality, and tight-knit community.

A regional cultural center and Wyoming’s largest city, Cheyenne serves a metro population of more than 110,000. Cheyenne is distinguished by many historic buildings, excellent museums, and is home to Cheyenne Frontier Days, "the Daddy of 'Em All", the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration.

Laramie County is showing increased job growth in the technology sector, becoming known as Wyoming's tech hub. Major employers include F.E. Warren Air Force Base, the State of Wyoming, the U.S. Government, Laramie County School District #1, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, Union Pacific Railroad, Lowe’s Distribution Center, Sierra Trading Post, Echo Star Communications and Wal-Mart Distribution Center. 

For the latest details on Cheyenne’s bright economic future, check out Why Cheyenne? and the latest Economic Indicators for Greater Cheyenne.

 

Build your own family traditions living at the top of the Rockies.

 

The vast shortgrass prairie and rolling hills that define the community’s southern border have been the storied home of cattle ranchers and livestock trails for more than 100 years.

Sweetgrass was established by a family that has worked this land as cattle ranchers for over 100 years. Land stewardship, the restorative power of open space, access to nature and the incredible bond created through community and landscape are core values of the Sweetgrass community.

After more than a decade of thoughtful land use planning, the Lummis family is excited to bring the same commitment of stewardship and sustainability to the Sweetgrass community.

The founders of Sweetgrass know this place is special and are committed to preserving its unique western character by:

  • Embracing design that highlights the ranch’s natural features & short grass prairie

  • Cultivating a community vision geared to a friendly western lifestyle and high quality of life

  • Preparing a place for everyone, with a wide variety of home sizes and types to meet the needs of students, singles, families, empty-nesters, and retirees

  • Maintaining a diverse set of recreational amenities

  • Promoting wide open spaces and protecting viewsheds by locating as many homes as possible on greenbelts or natural areas with good pedestrian connectivity

  • Supporting community design that emphasizes sustainability and sound land stewardship

 

Your Home on the Range.

 

Western heritage and a comfortable country lifestyle are embraced in Cheyenne. Wyoming folks still value the importance of being good neighbors and celebrating life’s special occasions with friends and family.

The planning and design for Sweetgrass respect these traditions through the scale and experience of its neighborhoods, as well as the greater scale of the community. Sweetgrass is designed for the independent-spirit and embraces the opportunities for innovation and enrichment available just across the street at Laramie County Community College, Wyoming’s largest community college.

Sweetgrass’ numerous informal gathering places are designed to welcome serendipity. These spaces exist to encourage impromptu neighborhood gatherings, invite families to come together, and provide space to celebrate.

Sweetgrass welcome’s togetherness with a variety of elements and special features including nature trails, mini-parks, sun shelters, landscaping, patios and courtyards, BBQ’s, and water features.

 
 

Sweetgrass. Designed with room to roam.