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Neighborhoods in Wyoming

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    Ranchettes

    Ranchettes is a large suburb that embraces its rural and farmland ambiance 9 miles from downtown Cheyenne. Residents here get lots of acreage, minimal traffic and privacy. This suburb trades in the sounds of multiple passing cars for farm animals and the blistering winds. “The Ranchettes are very popular because it's more of a lifestyle,” says

    • Average Value

      $655K

    • List Price

      $455K - $1.4M

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      Homes For Sale

      20 Listings

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    HR Ranch

    The East Cheyenne neighborhood of HR Ranch offers a country Wyoming lifestyle with plentiful acreage surrounded by rolling prairies and ranches. Retail, restaurants and nightlife are far away, but the neighborhood's isolation and privacy are what makes it attractive in the first place. Team leader and broker at Our323 Team Patrick Graham lived in

    • Average Value

      $628K

    • List Price

      $638K - $765K

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      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

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    The Pointe

    Located 5 miles north of downtown, The Pointe is a master-planned community that differs from other subdivisions for its private amenities and larger lots. Residents endure the quiet suburban lifestyle with easy access to recreation as the subdivision has private-owned parks and exclusive walking trails. “The Pointe is popular due to the newer

    • Average Value

      $603K

    • List Price

      $453K - $851K

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      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

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    Western Hills

    Western Hills is an established community on Cheyenne’s northwest end. The neighborhood is loved for its maturity in homes and accessibility. “The biggest things about this neighborhood are the lot sizes and the styles of homes,” says Steve Prescott, broker/owner at RE/MAX Capitol Properties and Western Hills resident. “It feels kind of isolated,

    • Average Value

      $552K

    • List Price

      $367K - $848K

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      Homes For Sale

      10 Listings

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    Saddle Ridge

    Saddle Ridge is one of Cheyenne’s newer neighborhoods, situated in an isolated location 6 miles from downtown. The master-planned area has a countryside feel, with views of the mountains and proximity to dirt roads and rural land, but it also feels suburban, with its new 21st-century homes and walkability to parks and schools. “What attracted me

    • Average Value

      $499K

    • List Price

      $338K - $775K

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      Homes For Sale

      23 Listings

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    Moore Haven Heights

    Moore Haven Heights, also known as The Avenues, is a historic district known for its picturesque brick homes and proximity to downtown. Developer Paul H. Moore envisioned the neighborhood as an upscale area. In the early to mid-20th century, it housed city political leaders and white-collar workers who loved the convenience and beautiful homes.

    • Average Value

      $445K

    • List Price

      $347K - $746K

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      Homes For Sale

      2 Listings

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    Indian Hills

    Indian Hills is a suburban neighborhood known for its convenience. “It’s centrally located to amenities that are popular in Cheyenne,” says Steve Prescott, broker/owner at RE/MAX Capitol Properties. “It feels secluded and it’s quiet. They’re close to elementary, junior high and high schools.” Ranches and other one-story homes sit on flat suburban

    • Average Value

      $416K

    • List Price

      $340K - $518K

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      Homes For Sale

      0 Listings

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    Mountview Park

    Located 3 miles east of Downtown Cheyenne, Mountview Park is a suburban neighborhood next to tons of amenities. Its location between major roadways gives neighbors easy access to city essentials, such as major employers, restaurants and healthcare. “It’s close to Lincolnway, which is a major street with commercial buildings, grocery stores and a

    • Average Value

      $335K

    • List Price

      $256K - $545K

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      Homes For Sale

      2 Listings

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    Sun Valley

    Located 4 miles from Downtown Cheyenne, Sun Valley provides easy access to city amenities like restaurants and retail and suburban elements like greenery and walking spaces. The neighborhood location on the eastern side of the city is much quieter compared to neighborhoods on the interstate and it’s removed from traffic. “Sun Valley is a bedroom

    • Average Value

      $333K

    • List Price

      $280K - $426K

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      Homes For Sale

      3 Listings

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    South Greeley

    Located 3 miles from downtown Cheyenne, South Greeley is an up-and-coming area known for its commuter access and budget-friendly homes. Traditionally an industrial area, South Greeley is one of Cheyenne’s southernmost neighborhoods, but it’s rapidly changing because of several new business developments. Technology companies Microsoft and Meta

    • Average Value

      $327K

    • List Price

      $66K - $607K

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      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

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    Fox Farm-College

    Fox Farm-College is a census-designated area on the south side of Cheyenne with industrial businesses, residential neighborhoods and a population of just over 3,800 residents. Locals that move here get modest-sized homes near restaurants and major highways. "Affordability is a draw. [The area] was mostly associated with Laramie County for a long

    • Average Value

      $289K

    • List Price

      $77K - $467K

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      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

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    Historic Cheyenne

    Historic Cheyenne is a different kind of downtown. Restaurants, retail outlets and attractions line the city center's streets, but there’s no dense traffic or high-rise condominiums. Instead, life in downtown Cheyenne moves slowly, and its antique architecture gives it an old Western feel. “We lean into that kind of Cowtown reputation, but it’s

    • Average Value

      $289K

    • List Price

      $154K - $649K

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      Homes For Sale

      14 Listings

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    Lake Minnehaha

    Less than two miles from Historic Downtown Cheyenne, Lake Minnehaha is a dense, walkable suburb with easy access to a major highway. “Most people move out here for affordability. It’s a cheaper, lower dollar area as a whole,” says Corey Rang, Broker at Peak Properties LLC. “It’s one block off Lincolnway, which has a bit of everything, including

    • Average Value

      $249K

    • List Price

      $228K - $339K

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      2 Listings

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    South Cheyenne

    South Cheyenne has a story that is similar to the city's origin. The Union Pacific Railroad is a significant aspect of Cheyenne’s development as it was one of the towns built on the path of the first transcontinental railroad. This neighborhood is located south of these train tracks and originally housed many “blue collar” workers from the

    • Average Value

      $241K

    • List Price

      $165K - $372K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      7 Listings

    South Cheyenne