3100 S. Fall Creek Road 1-2-B Wilson, WY 83014
Nothing Else Like It Perched above the Snake River, this nearly 2,000-square-foot, three-story Rivermeadows townhome offers a remarkable setting with the Tetons in view. A generous deck extends from the living room, while floor-to-ceiling windows bring the scenery into the open loft bedroom above. On the lower level, the walkout primary suite opens to a landscaped yard. Offered turnkey furnished, this is one of only four townhomes in Rivermeadows and is a rare opportunity for the area its in.
3100 S. Fall Creek Road 1-2-B
Built Around the View Expansive windows along the back of the home bring the surrounding landscape into everyday living, filling the interior with natural light and keeping the views front and center.
Ready to Entertain The spacious main level brings the kitchen and living room together in an open, inviting setting made for gathering. The generous kitchen features brand-new appliances and plenty of room to cook and entertain, while the adjoining living area opens to a private balcony, extending the living space outdoors and offering a perfect spot to take in the surrounding views.
3 Floors of Living Space
Primary Bedroom
Primary Bedroom
Primary Bathroom
Walk-In Closet & Office Space
Deck Off Primary Bedroom
Open Loft-Style Guest Bedroom
View From Guest Bedroom
Guest Bathroom
3100 S. Fall CREEK ROAD 1-2-B
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Inviting living spaces and room to enjoy the outdoors come together in a remarkable setting just steps from the Snake River. With the best of Wilson, Teton Village and Jackson within easy reach, this townhome offers a place to settle in and make the most of every season.
Property Details PROPERTY SUMMARY Neighborhood: South of Wilson Views: Teton Range, Snake River Habitable Space: 1,990 sq. ft. Open Floor Plan with Eat-In Kitchen Wood-Burning Stove 2 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms Laundry Room KitchenAid Washer and Dryer Storage New Appliances: Range/Oven: GE Dishwasher: GE Microwave: KitchenAid Refrigerator: GE
SYSTEMS Heat: Electric baseboard Sewer: Community Water: Community
AMENITIES Fully Furnished Outdoor Covered Patio Security System Direct Access to National Forest Private Access to Snake River and Fish Creek Quiet Location Proximity to Wilson: 5 miles Jackson: 12 miles Teton Village: 14 miles Jackson Hole Airport: 21 miles
FEES Taxes: $8,510 Tax Year: 2026 HOA: $ 8,897 Water: $3,600
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WELCOME TO JACKSON HOLE
YOUR GATEWAY TO NATIONAL PARKS Less than 3% of the land in Teton County, Wyoming is privately owned and developable. The remaining 97%+ is undevelopable because it’s federally owned or under some degree of a conservation easement, leaving an abundance of open space for unobstructed views and room for wildlife to roam freely. This ensures that our stunning scenic corridors and abundant wildlife will remain protected. Yellowstone, the first established national park in the United States, is only 57 miles from the Town of Jackson with a portion of the park located in Teton County. Within Yellowstone’s 2.2 million acres, visitors have unparalleled opportunities to observe wildlife in an intact ecosystem, witness geothermal areas that contain about half the world’s active geysers, and view geologic wonders like the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River.
Farther south and closer to the Town of Jackson, the Teton Mountain Range towers over our region representing a monument to our predecessors who fought to protect it. This foresight formed Grand Teton National Park where you can explore over two hundred miles of trails, float the mighty Snake River, and enjoy the serenity of this remarkable place.
REGARDLESS OF SEASON, REASON OR SKILL LEVEL, JACKSON HOLE HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.
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EASILY ACCESSIBLE The Jackson Hole Airport is conveniently located only 9 miles from Town and about 20 miles from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. With non-stop flights from 16 major US cities, Jackson Hole is the most accessible resort destination in the Rockies. Jackson Hole AIR Improvement Resources (JH AIR) is a nonprofit organization that promotes collaborative community efforts to
guarantee the availability of airline seats coming into Jackson Hole and further provides local merchants with outstanding benefits. Jackson Hole Airport is located within the Grand Teton National Park on the eastern slope of the spectacular Teton Mountain Range. This majestic location creates amazing experiences, and it demands environmental stewardship and sustainable practices from us all.
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TOWN OF WILSON Just west of Jackson, Wilson offers a quieter side of Jackson Hole, where mountain views, open spaces and a close-knit community set the pace. With the Snake River nearby and Teton Village and downtown Jackson within easy reach, it’s a place to enjoy the outdoors while staying connected to everything the valley has to offer.
Wilson has a way of making every day feel like a getaway. Start with breakfast at Nora’s or coffee at Persephone, then stop by Hungry Jack’s for the essentials. From there, the possibilities open up: hike in the nearby Bridger-Teton National Forest, spend an afternoon fly fishing, or head to Teton Village for a day on the mountain.
JACKSON HOLE FACTS & FIGURES 1. Rendezvous Bowl at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort averages over 460 inches of snowfall each winter season.
2. The vast majority of Teton
County, Wyoming is comprised of federally protected land and private land under conservation easement. 3. The State of Wyoming has the lowest population of any state in the US at 584,000 in 2022. 4. More than 60 species of mammals, 100 species of birds and a half-dozen species of game fish live in the Jackson Hole area.
5. The highest peak in the
Tetons is the Grand Teton at 13,775. The elevation of Jackson’s valley floor is 6,237 feet.
6. Wyoming was the first state government in the world to allow women to vote (51 years before the U.S. amended the constitution). 7. Jackson Hole was named after Davey Jackson, a mountain man who trapped and lived in the area during the late 1800s.
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OWNERSHIP ADVANTAGES • No transfer tax on real estate sales. • No state income tax for residents. Personal and corporate incomes are not taxed by the state, so you have more disposable income. • Dynasty trusts. Using a Wyoming dynasty trust, you can shield your real estate from federal estate taxes for up to 1,000 years for the benefit of your family or other beneficiaries. Multiple generations can enjoy the property, without paying estate taxes or worse, having to sell it to pay the taxes. You must administer the trust within the State of Wyoming. Out-of-state retirement is not taxed. People who use Wyoming as a second home may have retirement income from other states where they live. If the participant is a Wyoming resident when they
take that income, then the original state cannot tax that income as well. • No state gift tax. Those who own real estate in Wyoming can ‘gift’ it to their heirs without paying state gift taxes. • No inheritance or estate tax. Inheritance taxes are not assessed in Wyoming. • Low property taxes. Compared to other states, Wyoming has very low property taxes. The taxes that you do pay here are based on the assessed value (9.5%) of the property. • No excise taxes. Whether you fill up your car with gas or buy groceries, you won’t be charged any excise taxes in Wyoming. • No tax on mineral ownership. Many states charge owners a tax on their mineral ownership, but Wyoming does not. • No intangible taxes. Bonds and stocks aren’t taxed in Wyoming.
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