Gateway Village Kemmerer, WY
Elevation Development LLC — 116 Acres, Kemmerer, Wyoming

A new front door to southwest Wyoming.

Gateway Village is a 279-home residential community rising at the edge of Kemmerer — built in deliberate phases to keep pace with a town entering its next era.

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01 — The Community

Starter homes today. A full neighborhood by design.

Gateway Village is planned to grow the way a real town does — smaller homes first, larger ones as the community matures.

Gateway Village follows a deliberate growth strategy: the earliest homes are sized for first-time buyers and the workforce arriving with Kemmerer's growing energy sector, with larger, more feature-rich floor plans introduced as later phases come online.

It's more than a housing count. Gateway is being built with the infrastructure, street grid, and long-term neighborhood character of a place people plan to stay — not just pass through for a work rotation.

The result, at build-out, is a paired twin-home community sized and sequenced to match the pace of the town around it.

116
Acres Master-Planned
279
Twin-Home Units at Build-Out
2
Development Phases
4
Sub-Phases in Phase One
02 — Phasing

Built in order, on purpose.

Each sub-phase completes before the next begins — construction quality and site infrastructure stay ahead of demand.

1A
1B
1C
PHASE TWO
Phase 1A
Underway

The community's first homes, establishing Gateway Village's presence and street layout.

Phase 1B
Sequenced

Continues the neighborhood's core, building directly off 1A's infrastructure.

Phase 1C
147 Homes Total

Completes Phase One — 147 homes across the three sub-phases.

Phase Two
+132 Homes

Larger footprints and upgraded designs, completing the 279-home vision.

03 — Home Designs

Exteriors built for high-desert light.

The Grays and the Torreys — each built as a paired twin-home, offered in two exterior color schemes across the eight pre-assigned Phase 1 lots.

01

Built off-site, delivered fast.

Gateway Village's homes are factory-built by Fading West as modular twin-home units, then set on-site and finished — a single home takes roughly nine days to build in the factory, well ahead of a traditional stick-built timeline. Units are always built and sold in pairs, since each twin-home shares a party wall.

Grays twin-home rendering, Lots 1 and 2, Pewter Green board-and-batten body with Greek Villa garage bay
Lots 1 & 2

The Grays

Exterior Scheme — Pewter Green & Greek Villa

Board-and-batten body in Sherwin-Williams Pewter Green (SW 6208), with the site-built garage bay in Greek Villa (SW 7551) and black Iron Ore (SW 7069) trim throughout.

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Grays twin-home rendering, Lots 3 and 4, Accessible Beige and Dovetail board-and-batten body
Lots 3 & 4

The Grays

Exterior Scheme — Accessible Beige & Dovetail

Board-and-batten body layered in Accessible Beige (SW 7036) and Dovetail (SW 7018), finished with black Iron Ore (SW 7069) trim.

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Torreys twin-home rendering, Lots 5 and 6, Dovetail board-and-batten gables against Alabaster lap siding
Lots 5 & 6

The Torreys

Exterior Scheme — Dovetail & Alabaster

Board-and-batten gables in Dovetail (SW 7018) against Alabaster (SW 7008) lap siding on the main body, with black Iron Ore (SW 7069) trim.

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Torreys twin-home rendering, Lots 7 and 8, Pewter Green board-and-batten gables against Accessible Beige lap siding
Lots 7 & 8

The Torreys

Exterior Scheme — Pewter Green & Accessible Beige

Board-and-batten gables in Pewter Green (SW 6208) against Accessible Beige (SW 7036) lap siding on the main body, with black Iron Ore (SW 7069) trim.

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Every scheme shares Malarkey Brilliant Black asphalt roofing, black windows and drip edge, and Timbertech (Weathered Teak) decking. Paint swatches are approximate — Sherwin-Williams chip numbers are the source of truth.

04 — Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming.

A historic Wyoming town, entering a new chapter.

Downtown Kemmerer, Wyoming
Photo: Daniel Mayer, GNU FDL, via Wikimedia Commons

Kemmerer sits in southwest Wyoming's open high country — long known for coal and rail, and now home to one of the region's most significant energy investments in a generation.

That investment is bringing new jobs, new families, and new demand for well-built, well-located housing. Gateway Village is positioned at the edge of town to meet it.

  • RegionLincoln County, Southwest Wyoming
  • Site116 acres at the Kemmerer town edge
  • CatalystMajor regional energy-sector investment driving housing demand
  • Sister ProjectFrontier Crossing (Nexus Residences & Frontier Commons)
05 — The Builder

Built by a name Wyoming already trusts.

Two decades of construction across southeast Wyoming, now building Gateway Village.

Gateway Village is being built by Gateway Construction Group, a Cheyenne-based builder with more than two decades of experience across new homes, apartment communities, and commercial projects throughout southeast Wyoming.

Every Gateway Village home passes through the same detail-level review that's defined the builder's work since its founding — a standard maintained across every phase of this project.

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Gateway Construction Group
Building in Wyoming Since 2001
Jim StephenCo-Founder
Jason StephenCo-Founder

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Elevation Development LLC · Kemmerer, Wyoming