Main Street Lux Retreat-The New York Store Suite

The New York Store Penthouse – Historic Grandeur in Downtown Sheridan

Step into Sheridan’s crown jewel: a 9,000 sq ft residence within the iconic New York Store Building, built in 1907. Once home to the Stevens Fryburger Department Store, the space has been meticulously restored to combine turn-of-the-century craftsmanship with modern luxury.

Ascend the grand staircase to soaring ceilings, stained glass windows, and original woodwork that whisper stories of Sheridan’s past. At the same time, enjoy contemporary comforts: a commercial-inspired kitchen with Sub-Zero fridge and gas cooktop, fast Wi-Fi, and luxury cotton linens.

The penthouse features three spacious bedrooms:

• Primary suite with king bed and dual his-and-hers bathrooms (one with a soaking tub, both with walk-in showers).



• Second bedroom with queen bed and vintage charm.



• Bunk room with four twin beds, perfect for families or groups.

Additional highlights include:

• Four main-level bathrooms plus two powder rooms (one with original era tile and a dramatic skylight).


• Massive laundry room.


• Antique desk with a direct view of the historic WYO Theater and Main Street.


• Generous living and dining areas designed for connection, relaxation, and memorable moments.

Location

Set in the heart of historic downtown Sheridan, you’ll be steps from boutique shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks. Whether you’re here for Rodeo Week, the Christmas Stroll, or a weekend getaway, the penthouse offers the best seat in town.

Check-In Experience

As custodians of this historic property, we personally welcome each guest. Upon arrival, you’ll receive a brief orientation highlighting the building’s architecture, history, and amenities. We’re happy to act as your concierge—sharing insider tips, arranging unique experiences, and ensuring your stay is unforgettable.

Things to Note

• For medical reasons, animals (including service animals) cannot be accommodated in this residence. We’re happy to recommend nearby pet-friendly stays.


• Some bedrooms have walls that stop short of the ceiling due to building code requirements.


• The building’s ground floor operates as a retail space, so light noise during business hours is possible.