SCHLT is seeking home builders for Weston Village

During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns Executive Director Christine Dietrich and Sheridan County Housing Land Trust Administrator Jamie Rivera spoke on the progress at Weston Village. 

Made possible through a collaboration of community partners, the City of Sheridan, County of Sheridan, Sheridan County Attainable Housing Council, and Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns, Weston Village is a 30 unit single family development in the North Main corridor.

According to the SCHLT, these homes will be sold at prices that working residents can afford, with a projected sales price around  $275,000 per home. The first three homes will be completed in summer of 2025. The current developer of this project is in partnership with StoneMill Construction. 

C. Dietrich

As part of a master plan in the City of Sheridan, Weston Village will include the build out of single family and multi-family homes as well as a new elementary school in the future. 

The SCHLT currently has a request for proposal out to any construction company that may wish to partner with the trust. These homes are three bedroom, two bath homes that include a two car garage. SCHLT hopes to contract with multiple construction companies, each with their own floor plans to create a diversity of homes in the neighborhood. 

But that doesn’t mean the trust would not accept a proposal from one company that manages to come in with the right plan and price tag.  

J. Rivera

Learn more about the Sheridan County Housing Land Trust and how to submit a proposal by clicking here.