RiverCrest

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Floor Plans
Amenities

The Upside has arrived......

It looks like RiverCrest Townhomes may have a new neighbor. Located on RiverBoat Road, the Melanec Wheelhouse, an old Milwaukee remnant, though a destination for entertainment in it’s day, has been a big opportunity on the banks of the Milwaukee River for some time.

Plans are in the works to clean up the site; more information on plans contained in this PDF.

This is your opportunity to buy a RiverCrest Townhome with the enormous upside potential of living with a park at your front door. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity!

Available Townhomes
2150 N Commerce St $299,900
2135 N Riverboat Rd $354,900
2161 N Riverboat Rd $355,900
2175 N Riverboat Rd $399,900

Call Jenna McDermott at 414.617.4368 for sales.

RiverCrest Townhomes are located just north of downtown overlooking the Milwaukee River. These 2 bedroom/2.5 bathroom residences live like single family homes offering private entrances and two car attached garages. Each has its own unique finishes including wood floors, tiled baths, gourmet kitchens with granite counters plus stainless steel appliances, and extra large windows for loads of light. Two townhomes include extra large rooftop terraces!

POINTS OF INTEREST

• New construction includes a one year warranty
• For qualified buyers, take advantage of a 30 year fixed rate mortgage with 5% down at a rate .25% lower than market rate through Tammy Klemmer at Johnson Bank.
• Quick closings available
• A pet friendly community

Open Saturday and Sunday 11am-4pm.

Monday through Friday by appointment only. Call Jenna McDermott 414-617-4368.

Views from the Condo

North

South

East

West

Floor Plans

Unit Floor Plans
Unit A1- $299,900 - 2150 N Commerce Street - PDF
Unit B - SOLD - 2168 N Commerce St. - PDF
Unit D- $354,900 to $399,900 - 2135, 2161, 2175 Riverboat Road- rooftop terrace not shown - PDF

Amenities

RiverCrest homes are all two bedrooms; either one and a half or two and a half bathrooms; there are two homes remaining with dens; all homes have balcony decks with gas and electric and there are three homes which have roof top decks as well. All homes have private garage parking for two cars. All homes have hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, tiled baths and showers and nine foot ceilings. Prices start at $299,900.

Testimonials

It has been nearly one year since we moved into RiverCrest...................and we are loving it!
- Anna and Gary

I find that I really appreciate the single family home feel of the townhome style of architecture and the quality that the Mandel Group put into the project.
-Linda

Rivercrest offers several unique value added elements not found in other available properties. Our home is truly a townhouse... not the traditional box-in-box condominium construction! We value the privacy and a quiet environment. The two car attached garage is great especially in the winter and RiverCrest is Green-Built which truly reflects in our low energy bills!
-Joshua and Suzanne

.......we were looking for a private entrance and garage, which RiverCrest offered. The design and construction have provided us with a quiet and high quality living space, ideal for our needs.
- Anna and Gary

Rivercrest condominiums truly live like single family homes without the hassle of yard work, shoveling, or washing windows. One of our favorite things about the condos is that they are quiet; sometimes forget we have neighbors!
-Dan and Kathleen

One of the great advantages of RiverCrest is its location........walking and bike paths, excellent neighborhood restaurants, a fitness club across the street......a four-minute drive from the Symphony and Repertory Theatre – all provide a level of access that we enjoy tremendously!
- Gary

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RiverCrest

2150 N Commerce Street
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Development News

The Beerline portion of the river.

Canoe and Kayak enthusiasts take full advantage of the river.

RiverCrest homes peaking through the trees.

A NEW VIEW OF THE RIVER

JULY 31, 2006- There's a new way to experience the Milwaukee River.

The East Bank Trail winds along the east side of the river, not more than a stone's throw from one of the most densely populated areas of Wisconsin.

The 1 1/2 -mile hiking trail will debut with a ribbon-cutting ceremony today at Riverside Park, 1400 E. Park Place, at 9:30 a.m.

For years, the site was a mess of mud and matted plants in the spring and, in drier periods, a place for intrepid walkers and mountain bikers, and for the homeless. Anglers have also used the path to get to fishing spots.

But with the aid of $225,000 in public and private money, the trail has been buffed. The base has been graded and lined with crushed limestone and bordered by re-introduced native plants and grasses.

There is a footbridge, decorative retaining walls and little places to watch a river that has slowly improved.

There are also goldfinches, great blue herons and Butler's garter snakes, a protected species in Wisconsin.

Paradoxically, there are also vistas of downtown, the hum of manufacturing at Wisconsin Paperboard Co. and the buzz of traffic on the E. North Ave. bridge. An estimated 55,000 people live along both sides of the river along the trail, according to the River Revitalization Foundation.

Users can access the trail from Riverside Park on the east and on both sides of the river at the Milwaukee River footbridge at Caesar's Park.

Hikers are greeted on both ends of the trail by American Indian-inspired figurative turtles of concrete, tile and steel designed by Riverwest artists Marina Lee and Chris Leslie.

Near Oak Leaf Trail
The trail lies just below the Oak Leaf Trail, the long-established north-south biking and walking path.

As for why there are two parallel trails, consultant Belle Bergner, who has worked on the project for the foundation, said, "You can't access a river ecosystem from up there."

The foundation, which started in 1994, is involved in a larger project to protect the wetlands and upland along the river and to find ways to better connect the public with the river, said Kimberly Gleffe, executive director of the foundation.

The foundation, with the aid of local officials and private groups, wants to build a trail system that will be called the Beerline Loop. The loop would include the new East Bank Trail and the proposed Beerline Trail on the west side of the river.

When competed, the loop will extend from N. Commerce St. on the south to E. Locust St. on the north.

It's long been a sleepy pocket of the city, but as development has grown along the river and water quality has improved, more people want to get closer in it, Gleffe said.

"That's what this project is all about," Gleffe said.

The trail is already being used by students and visitors to the Urban Ecology Center, which sits along the Oak Leaf Trail at 1500 E. Park Place.
By LEE BERGQUIST

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