Hettinger County, North Dakota Land For Sale (4 results)

This one-owner, custom-built, 5-bedroom, 4 3/4 bath home is one of the most immaculate homes I have ever seen or listed. Built in 2013 and constructed with highly efficient Structural Insulated Panels, the roughly 6,700 square feet layout is impressive, and the features are endless. The beauty and large open floor plan is evident as soon as you walk in the front door and see the living room with vaulted ceilings and stone fireplace. Off the living room is a huge kitchen with custom knotty alder cabinets, granite countertops, a massive island, a large walk-in pantry, stainless steel appliances, and much more. The living room, kitchen, and dining room are bright and filled with natural light from the large windows lining the exterior walls that also look out to the impressive patio. The immense patio is perfect for outdoor gatherings and is complete with recently sealed pavers, blocks, as well as water and gas hookups for a fireplace or grill. Off the other side of the living room is the huge master bedroom and bath that includes a jacuzzi tub, jetted walk-in tile shower, heated floors, and a walk-in closet with custom cabinets. The main floor also has an office, laundry room, a 3/4 bath, a second bedroom with an attached full bath, and the whole level is equipped with a surround sound system to enjoy music in every room. Walk out of the main level into the oversized 32x36, three-stall, heated garage with finished floor, floor drain, two large closets with rollup doors, as well as a sink for cleaning up after your projects are done. A professionally installed theatre room in one corner of the garage has a large projector screen, high-end speakers, and even a fiber-optic light/star ceiling. Next to the theatre are the stairs going up to another beautifully designed room that is octagon-shaped and would be an amazing office, man/woman cave, or extra bedroom. There are windows throughout for great views, an electric fireplace, and a large walk-in closet. Going down to the lower level, it is equally impressive with a large open floor plan, gas fireplace, kitchen area with bar, three more large bedrooms, two bathrooms with heated floors, oversized storage room, a fireproof/storm shelter/storage room, and mechanical rooms. Moving outside, the 13+/total acres is made up of 9.5+/-/- acres of well-manicured yard, garden area, rock flower/plant beds, and dozens of juniper, Colorado spruce, and Black Hills spruce trees. The remaining 4 acres are lush and tall grass that is ideal pheasant habitat. There is a large 42x60 shop with 14' side walls, and complete with spray foam insulated, heat, and a concrete floor with a floor drain. There is a lean-to storage area along one entire side, and an attached dog kennel in the back with a fenced area. The yard is equipped with a 22-zone sprinkler system and drip lines to keep the grass, trees, flowers, and plants healthy and beautiful. The water for the home is from Rural Water, and a well was dug to service the sprinkler system and yard hydrants. Lastly, but certainly not least, the sale of this property will also include hunting leases to some of the best deer and pheasant hunting grounds. Anyone who hunts pheasants knows that the Mott area is home to what many consider the best pheasant hunting in the country. The deer hunting is no joke either, with several trophy bucks, both whitetail and mule deer, taken on these properties. Leases have been obtained so the new owner can enjoy world-class pheasant hunting and incredible deer hunting for the first year of ownership, possibly more. Some phenomenal fishing opportunities in the area add to the outdoor activities that are to be had. This is an unbelievable opportunity at not only an incredible one-of-a-kind home and property, but also at deer and pheasant hunting that people can only dream of. Call me today to learn more!

Located on the Adams/Hettinger County line, this North Dakota quarter offers 90 acres of tillable ground, with 70 acres currently enrolled in CRP under a strong upland bird and deer habitat plan. A food plot exemption runs northsouth through the CRP, providing ideal food and cover for wildlife. Excellent mix of income and recreation with proven habitat diversity. Land This productive quarter section lies along the Adams and Hettinger County line in southwest North Dakotaan area known for its fertile soils, rolling hills, and strong wildlife populations. Of the total acres, approximately 90 are tillable and have a proven farming history, producing wheat, lentils, chickpeas, and sunflowers with consistent yields. The ground is well-drained and adaptable, offering both income potential and agronomic flexibility. Seventy acres are currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) under a carefully managed habitat plan that benefits upland birds and whitetail deer. The CRP stand features a diverse mix of native grasses and forbs that provide excellent nesting, brood cover, and winter protection. A northsouth food plot exemption runs through the enrolled acres, serving as both a food source and travel corridor for wildlife throughout the year. This property offers the perfect balance between production and conservation. With strong soils, annual CRP income, and exceptional wildlife habitat, it presents an excellent opportunity for both the working farmer and the outdoor enthusiast. Quality access and a scenic setting further enhance its appeal as a well-rounded investment in the heart of southwestern North Dakota. Recreation This area along the Adams and Hettinger County line offers some of the best upland hunting habitat in southwest North Dakota. The mix of CRP grasslands, grain fields, and food plots creates a near-perfect balance of cover and feed for game birds. Large coveys of Hungarian partridge are common across the ridges and stubble fields, and pheasant numbers here are truly impressive, with strong populations that hold through the entire season. The diverse native grasses in the CRP provide excellent nesting and winter cover, while the northsouth food plot corridor gives birds a consistent food source and safe travel route. The combination of habitat types supports reliable hunting throughout fall and winter, with plenty of opportunities for good dog work and steady bird contact. It's a landscape shaped naturally for upland birdsproductive, wild, and rewarding to hunt.

478 acres in Hettinger County, ND, featuring 463 acres of productive dryland tillable ground and 15 acres enrolled in CRP. Excellent soils and strong yield history make this an ideal investment or addition to an existing operation. Quality farm ground with income potential and habitat diversity in a prime agricultural region. Land This 478-acre property in Hettinger County, North Dakota, combines top-end farm production with exceptional upland bird hunting. Of the total acreage, 463 acres are productive dryland tillable ground with strong soils and a proven rotation of lentils, chickpeas, wheat, and sunflowerswell-suited for consistent yields and flexible cropping. The remaining 15 acres are enrolled in CRP, offering excellent wildlife habitat with thick cover and native grasses that attract large coveys of Hungarian partridge and impressive numbers of pheasants. The balance of high-quality farmland and habitat creates a unique opportunity for both income and recreation. Located in a strong agricultural region, this property is ideal for operators or investors seeking productive land with additional hunting and habitat value. Region & Climate Summer (JuneAugust) Warm and dry with highs 7585 F, lows 50s F Peak precipitation: June ~3 inches, then drying through August Around 216 sunny days per year strong growing window Moisture management is critical for dryland crops Excellent pollination and maturation weather for sunflower and small grains Fall (SeptemberNovember) Highs drop from 70s F in September to 40s F in November Lows cool from 40s to 20s F Precipitation light; typically 1 inch per month or less First frost in late September, harvest usually wraps by mid-October Good harvest weather and ground prep conditions for the following year Winter (DecemberFebruary) Cold and dry: highs 2530 F, lows 510 F Annual snowfall around 4045 inches Minimal precipitation and field activity; soil remains frozen Key season for equipment maintenance, soil testing, and crop planning Overall Climate Notes Semi-arid continental climate with about 1617 inches of annual precipitation Short but productive growing season from late April through early September Low humidity, high sun exposure, and fertile soils support chickpeas, lentils, wheat, and sunflower rotations Wind exposure is moderate to strong important for erosion and residue management

Here is your land opportunity for 642 Contiguous acres on the border of Stark and Hettinger counties. Land is approximately 1/3 pasture, 1/3 CRP and 1/3 crop. Water well feeds 3 tanks, 2 stock dams and 2 windmills on Hettinger County side.