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Jackson, Wisconsin – March 25, 2025 – The Crossing at Sherman Meadows Condominium Association has entered the final phase of its original sales program: just two new-construction side-by-side split ranch condos are left at W206N16182 Stonebrook Drive. Listed by Emmer Real Estate Group, both units combine a 2.5-car attached garage, a full unfinished basement, and the last available lot lines in a mature Jackson subdivision.
Most new-construction close-outs trade unconventional layouts for price breaks. Here, the remaining units are the same wide ranch-style condos that have made this development popular. Because The Crossing at Sherman Meadows is an established condominium association—not a brand-new HOA with empty reserves—buyers walk into a functioning community. Residents are primarily long-term owners, which tends to mean predictable reserve contributions and consistent maintenance.
The address also sits directly across from protected natural area. No future structure can be built there, so the view from both Stonebrook Drive condos is essentially permanent.
The main level is designed for one-floor living. Two bedrooms and two full baths occupy the split ranch plan, and the kitchen already includes granite countertops, a microwave, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. A walk-in closet is included.
The attached garage is oversized at 2.5 cars, giving owners enough room for two vehicles and a workshop, garden equipment, or extra storage. In Washington County, that configuration is often found in single-family homes rather than condominiums.
Perhaps the most unusual detail is what is missing. Flooring has been intentionally left unfinished. Rather than install generic carpet and laminate, the builder is letting the next owner choose the final surfaces. This works in the buyer’s favor, since no one pays for materials they may replace.
Underneath the main floor is a full unfinished basement, a rare feature in the suburban condo market. Plumbers have already run rough-in lines for a future bathroom, and an egress window exists. That combination puts the lower level closer to finished space from day one.
New owners could legally add a third bedroom—subject to local code and permit requirements—or create a recreation room, home office, or large storage room. The basement essentially gives a condo the future flexibility of a custom house.
Homes listed in the current market need a sales strategy that matches local conditions. Washington County has seen steady demand for move-in-ready attached housing, but new constructions have not flooded the market. For buyers who have been waiting for new inventory, these final two are the concrete supply that hasn’t yet been absorbed.
Because the development is at the end of its sales run, Emmer Real Estate Group is managing the units directly for the seller/builder. Interested parties can request a private showing and ask about closing flexibility. The speed of the close can be tailored to the buyer’s own home-sale schedule, provided the association approval process runs on time.
A condominium purchase comes with documents, and Wisconsin law under Chapter 703 requires condo sellers to supply the public offering statement, declaration, bylaws, and recent financial information. Buyers should review those materials before signing.
At minimum, ask the listing agent for:
Also, because flooring is not included, request a short appointment with a flooring contractor before finalizing the overall offer amount.
Emmer Real Estate Group is handling showings for both units. The contact number is 262-629-4747, and the website is emmerrealestate.com. The physical address is W206N16182 Stonebrook Drive, Jackson, WI 53037.
With only two condos left, the decision window is short. Buyers who want the flexibility of a basement, the security of a long-established association, and the convenience of a new split ranch next to protected natural area should move quickly—but after reviewing all disclosures.
