


Listing Courtesy of: TETON / Listed By: Colleen Maestas, Century 21 Jackson Hole
255 E Simpson Avenue Jackson, WY 83001
Active (11 Days)
$5,000,000 (USD)
Description
MLS #:
26-2370
26-2370
Taxes
$12,372(2025)
$12,372(2025)
Lot Size
7,405 SQFT
7,405 SQFT
Type
Single-Family Home
Single-Family Home
Year Built
1992
1992
County
Teton County
Teton County
Community
Cache Creek Addition
Cache Creek Addition
Listed By
Colleen Maestas, Century 21 Jackson Hole
Source
TETON
Last checked Sep 24 2026 at 6:30 AM GMT+0000
TETON
Last checked Sep 24 2026 at 6:30 AM GMT+0000
Bathroom Details
- 3/4 Bathroom: 1
- Half Bathroom: 1
Subdivision
- Cache Creek Addition
Lot Information
- Year Round Access
- No Cc&R'S
- Landscaped
- Few Trees
Basement Information
- Finished
Homeowners Association Information
- Dues: $0/Annual
Utility Information
- Utilities: Cable Available
- Sewer: Public Sewer
- Fuel: Electric
Garage
- None
Location
Estimated Monthly Mortgage Payment
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Listing price
Down payment
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Interest rate
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The current improvement is a fully built-out office building (7 offices, conference room, kitchen/breakroom, 2 bathrooms, 7 parking spaces), generating immediate utility or lease income while a redevelopment plan is finalized. But the real value lies in what the zoning permits: attached dwellings/apartments, accessory residential units, retail, service, day care, education, and home occupation uses, in addition to office. This creates multiple paths to maximize return, including:
Mixed-use conversion -- combining ground-floor retail or service space with residential units above
Multifamily/attached dwelling development -- adding density in a housing-constrained market where residential demand consistently outpaces supply
Live-work product -- pairing office or retail with accessory residential units, an increasingly sought-after model in Jackson
Continued/expanded commercial use -- leveraging the courthouse-adjacent location for legal, professional, or service tenants
With Jackson's persistent land scarcity, strict zoning limitations elsewhere in town, and strong underlying demand for both housing and commercial space, this Office/Residential-zoned parcel represents a strategic hold or a near-term redevelopment play for investors looking to capitalize on downtown Jackson's long-term growth trajectory.