Lander Apartment Renter's Guide
Lander Apartment Renter's Guide
Overview
Lander is where rails end and trails begin. In 1906 this was the westward terminus of the Cowboy Line.
Lander is renowned for its outdoor climbing and arts scene close to the Wind River Mountains and the Popo Agie River
Lander is where rails end and trails begin. In 1906 this was the westward terminus of the Cowboy Line.
Lander is renowned for its outdoor climbing and arts scene close to the Wind River Mountains and the Popo Agie River. There are dude ranches all around town and it is easy to rent an apartment in Lander. With breath-taking scenery and an outdoor lifestyle, this town is an amazing place to live. This is a town where you can see a river disappear into the side of the mountain and be within a few miles of a National Park. There are events going on all year round in Lander with a real sense of community and the history here can be seen in the local Pioneer Museum.
Moving to Lander
If you are moving to Lander you'll find a warm, welcome town. This is a lively community but it is a very different environment to a large city. People tend to help each other out and you'll soon meet your neighbors. There are lots of rental homes in Lander, from condos for rent to ranches, and many have spectacular views of the mountains. The city website is full of information for people moving to Lander and also has permits and municipal details. There are storage facilities and removal companies in town who can help with moving home.
Neighborhoods in Lander
Check out the various areas of Lander before settling on a house, so you can ensure that you find the right place for you!
Milford . Milford is a suburban neighborhood in Lander and has lots of small and medium sized rental homes in Lander. The neighborhood is close to Highway 287 and is traversed by rivers. It is a beautiful neighborhood on the outskirts of Lander and many of the houses were built between 1970 and the 1990s.
City Center . If you are looking for an apartment to rent in Lander then the City Center is a good place to start looking. This is where you'll find shops, cafes and art galleries as well as the museums and tour businesses. With excellent links to services, the City Center is appealing to those looking for a smaller home with amenities within a short distance.
Fort Washakie/ Crowheart . The area around Fort Washakie and Crowheart is remote and ideal for those who love to be at one with nature and enjoy solitude. There are ranches and larger homes in this neighborhood with distances between them. You'll see wildlife here and some extraordinary scenery. If you crave the city, it is only a short drive away. The homes here were mainly built between the 1970s and 1990s but there are a few older ones dating from the 1940s.
Hudson, Riverton . Hudson is another remote neighborhood where rental prices are lower than several other neighborhoods in Wyoming. There are ranches here as well as single bedroom homes and also mobile homes. The scenery in Hudson makes up for the solitude and remoteness of the area.
Shoshoni . This is just outside Lander and is a tiny town with just a few people. There are medium sized homes here and if you want to rent an apartment in a quiet location, Shoshoni is worth a look. The homes here are medium sized and there is a lot of open space with trees in the neighborhood. Shoshoni has limited public transportation so if you live here you will need a car.
Living in Lander
If you are an outdoor sports enthusiast you'll love living in Lander. Right on the doorstep are rock climbing, hiking and skiing opportunities and the fishing here is legendary. Canoeing and horse riding are also part of daily life here. In Lander the town might be small but just check out the arts center to see some of the events going on throughout the year. Each year Lander celebrates the Heart of the West Invitational Bronze show and there are rodeos in the neighborhood, as well. You'll find some great restaurants in town and high quality food from local ranches. Lander is a lifestyle and has a welcoming community that works together, even in the remote areas. In town there are neighborhood groups, community events and lots of opportunities to get to know people. With tourists visiting you'll soon feel lucky to call Lander home with all that spectacular scenery.