135 Moose Street
Welcome Home
Located in the Gill Addition
1 Block from the Elk Refuge
.17 Of an acre, standard Town lot
Built in 2016 and extensively remodelled in 2020
Comfortably configured on 3 levels
New paint inside and out
Refinished flooring
Updated bathrooms
Light and bright
3 Bedrooms
2.5 Bathrooms
Approximately 3000 sq/ ft of living space
Fully finished basement/bonus space
Custom designed storage closets
In-floor heating
Custom shades
Gas fireplace
Attached 2 car garage
Epoxy floor in garage
Custom cabinetry and storage in garage
Extensive upgrade of landscaping
New front pavers
Elevated sun deck
New radon mitigation system $5,800,000
A comfortable open floor plan invites owners and guests to gather together for cooking, eating and entertaining.
Floor to ceiling windows in the living room capture the natural light which works in conjunction with the recently repainted window sills to brighten the space.
A well appointed kitchen to cook for one or many. Stainless steel Dacor appliances, custom cabinetry and quartz counters assist in cooking experience. Enjoy a meal at the bar, on the covered patio or at the dining table.
Thoughtfully designed ancillary rooms; powder room and laundry room.
Small nooks offer an opportunity to show off your art or create a library; the upper floor landing.
Maintaining continuity with the living area, the primary suite offers full light windows to capture the beauty and light of the outdoors, complimented by the custom cabinetry and remodelled bathroom.
Two additional guest rooms with a shared bathroom round out the second floor accommodations.
The basement was finished to be a multipurpose environment. Currently configured as a media room. It can be transformed into an additional living room, bunk room, den or office.
A heated garage complete with a new epoxy floor, custom organisers and cabinets elevates the garage to a new level of finish.
An elevated deck off the second floor and one adjacent to the kitchen invite the homeowner to dine alfresco or just enjoy the outdoors.
Teton County is located on the western boundary of Wyoming. Home to approximately 30,000 residents in an area that is 4216 square miles. Surrounded by national forests and national parks, Teton County is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. Wake up to ski the slopes at 3 major ski resorts in the winter. Then take advantage of the world-class white-water rafting or fly-fishing on the Snake river during the summer and fall months. For the extreme thrill seekers, conquer the Grand Teton!
The Town of Jackson, located in the valley of Jackson Hole, is the central hub for the valley. Named after the famed explorer David “Davey” Jackson, the town keeps its character through land conservation, thoughtful building regulations and a dedication to the natural surroundings.
Even though Jackson is a small town, it is an artistically diverse and a busy town. From blue grass concerts in the Teton Village Commons, summer rodeos in the Town arena to the NY City ballet at the Center for the Arts, there is something to please everyone. The culinary world is not to be overlooked. Diners can experience regional specialties like trout, bison, elk, and local beef from an assortment of 5star restaurants or indulge in more ethnic options such as Thai, Sushi, and authentic Mexican. Plenty of family friendly options available as well
Jackson is not a sleepy western town, but a thriving metropolis with something to offer everyone. Connecting to the heritage of the Old West while incorporating modern conveniences and the carefree lifestyle have created a desirable and unique place to live
Why Wyoming
Wyoming has the honor to be the least populated state in the nation at 550,000 inhabitants.
Tax Friendly state:
No State Corporate Income Tax
No Personal State Income Tax
No State Gift Tax
No State Estate Tax
No Inventory Tax
No Value-added Tax
Low State sales tax
Low Property Taxes
Most business friendly tax climate
Sophisticated Trust Planning
Well-funded public education
Quality of Life
Abundant year-round Outdoor Recreation opportunities
#1 per capita in outdoor recreation participation
Clean air & water
Low crime
Easy access to national and state parks
There are 41 State Parks and historic lands encompassing 49,400 acres of public lands.
Wyoming’s State Government-Constitutional requirement is a balanced budget every year.
Ted Dawson DeNesha Anderson DeNesha@c21jh.com/Ted@c21jh.com 1725 N East Butte Rd, Jackson, WY Each office independently owned and operated
