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JACKSON, WI — May 6, 2026 — The Crossing at Sherman Meadows Condominium Association in Jackson, Wisconsin, is down to its final two new construction condos. Both are side-by-side split ranch units at W206N16182 Stonebrook Drive, listed by Emmer Real Estate Group. The finished side includes granite countertops, a walk-in closet, and a full basement already roughed in for a future bathroom. Buyers who want a low-maintenance home in a built-out neighborhood are the likely audience for this release.
Sherman Meadows is not a half-built site with years of construction noise ahead. It is a mature subdivision where residents tend to stay long-term, and the remaining condos sit across from protected natural area. That means the view across Stonebrook Drive is unlikely to become another row of rooftops.
For buyers trying to avoid the upkeep of a single-family house, the location checks several boxes at once: low monthly association fees, established neighbors, and green space that isn't going anywhere. New construction inside an already stable association is a rare combination in this part of Washington County.
The finished unit is move-in ready in every practical sense. Granite countertops are installed, and the kitchen comes with a microwave, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. There is also a walk-in closet that adds real storage without taking over the bedroom.
What makes the home a little unusual is the flooring. The builder intentionally left the floors unfinished, so a new owner can choose tile, hardwood, carpet, or a combination without tearing out someone else's selections. It's a practical middle ground: the hard work is done, but the final look is still your call.
Below the main floor, the unfinished basement is already an expansion plan. It has been roughed in for a future bathroom and includes an egress window, which removes one of the biggest hurdles to creating a habitable lower-level room.
That space could become a guest bedroom, a home office, a rec room, a gym, or simply the biggest storage area in the neighborhood. Because the plumbing and exit are already in place, the cost to finish the lower level may be lower than it would be on a completely blank basement. Local permit requirements still apply, but the prep work is done.
A side-by-side ranch puts the main living areas on one level, which is a major draw for anyone who wants to avoid daily stair climbing. It also works well for people who travel, since the exterior maintenance is handled by the association.
The 2.5-car garage is another practical feature. It gives owners room for two vehicles plus storage for lawn equipment, bikes, or seasonal gear. That kind of attached garage space is not always easy to find in a condo setting.
The property is located in Jackson, WI, in the 53037 ZIP code. The remaining condos are 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom homes with full basements and 2.5-car garages. With just two new construction units left in the association, the sales process is more straightforward than buying at the start of a new development.
The finished unit at W206N16182 Stonebrook Drive is the side being highlighted. The second side-by-side home remains available as part of the same final release. Anyone scheduling a tour can ask which floor plan and orientation fits their needs best.
Condo inventory in the Milwaukee suburbs has been uneven for years, and Washington County is no exception. New homes in an existing association are especially uncommon because most of the development has already been absorbed by long-term owners.
The listing team at Emmer Real Estate Group has watched the division sell down unit by unit. Their take is simple: after the next two closings, there will be no new condos left at Sherman Meadows. If a buyer waits to see which home sells first, the other may be gone too.
Buyers should go into the showing with a few practical questions:
Asking these questions early avoids surprises later. The listing agent can also confirm whether either unit has already received an offer.
Both remaining condos are brand-new, so there is no prior-owner wear and tear and no long list of maintenance items to negotiate. The only real decision is how much basement space to finish down the road.
Emmer Real Estate Group is handling the final two units at Sherman Meadows. To see either home in person, call 262-629-4747 or visit emmerrealestate.com.
Availability could change quickly once a condo reaches final status. Buyers who want first choice should reach out soon, especially with the spring market still active in southeastern Wisconsin.
