Meade County, South Dakota Land For Sale (52 results)

Bonita Springs Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a highly productive and diverse ranch in the rolling plains of Meade County, South Dakota. Located just 8 miles south of Enning, this expansive 3,560 acre property will be offered in 7 tracts, appealing to farmers, ranchers, investors, and recreation enthusiasts alike. Online Starting December 16, 8: 00 am. Online and Live Auction will begin at 1pm December 17th and will end when no additional bi Land 3,559 Deeded Acres 320 Acre State Lease Offered in 7 Affordable Tracts or as One Complete Unit Selling at Absolute Auction! Online Starting December 16, 8: 00 am. Online and Live Auction will begin at 1pm December 17th. Auction will end when bidding ends. Bonita Springs Ranch is a well-balanced and highly productive operation offering a rare combination of cropland, hay ground, pasture, and recreational value. With excellent access along Elm Springs Road, the ranch features strong soils with productivity ratings over 70 and 80, dependable water from multiple wells and a shared well system, and a blend of income-producing CRP acres and native grass pastures. Several tracts include new wildlife-friendly fencing, stock dams, and water tanks to support both livestock and wildlife. The property is well improved and ready for operation, featuring a 50120 steel Quonset with a concrete floor, a 3036 Lustron 3-bedroom home, multiple barnsincluding a 3032 red barn with lean-tos, a 3256 barn with a 2456 lean-to, and a 4096 pole barnas well as corrals, garages, and livestock-handling facilities. Concrete pillars and pads are also set and ready for a double wide home. The ranch benefits from strong infrastructure, good roads, and easy movement of equipment and livestock throughout. In addition to its productive agricultural base, Bonita Springs Ranch offers exceptional recreational and wildlife appeal, with rolling native grasslands, tree draws, and creek bottoms that provide habitat for deer, antelope, upland birds, and waterfowl. The ranch even features a registered 1,000-yard turf runway, offering convenient fly-in access. Combining income potential, quality improvements, and diverse terrain, Bonita Springs Ranch represents an outstanding opportunity for producers, investors, or outdoor enthusiasts. Whether operated as a whole or in seven affordable tracts, this ranch is selling at Absolute Auction to the highest biddera true showcase of western South Dakota ranch country. Tract Descriptions Tract 1 320 Acres Tract 1 in section 29 offers an outstanding combination of productive cropland and quality pasture, creating excellent versatility for both farming and livestock operations. Approximately 173 acres are tillable, planted to winter wheat in the fall of 2025, providing strong soils ideal for small grains or feed production, with productivity rating of over 80. The crop acres are bordered by new wildlife-friendly fencing, and the west end features pasture with good native, hard grasses cover and a water tank for livestock. This tract has one well and will also be getting a well-share of the main ranch well. This tract benefits from great access along Elm Spring road, allowing for efficient movement of equipment and livestock. Improvements include a 30 32 red barn with two lean-tos, a 3256 barn with a 2456 lean-to, and a 24 30 double garage with a concrete floor, perfect for vehicles, equipment, or additional storage. A good set of corrals and an efficient livestock-handling setup make this tract ready for immediate use. Concrete pillars and pads are already in place, ready for a doublewide home. Whether operated independently or as part of a larger unit, Tract 1 serves as a functional and highly desirable base tract within the Bonita Springs Ranch. Tract 2 319.46 Acres Tract 2 in section 32 is a highly productive cropland tract, consisting of approximately 265 acres of quality tillable ground, planted to winter wheat in the fall of 2025. With soil productivity rating over 80, this farmland is well-suited for small grains, hay, or feed crops, offering consistent yields and strong farming potential. The tillable acres are enclosed with new wildlife-friendly fencing, and this tract also contains the main well that supplies water throughout the ranch, making it a key part of the property's infrastructure. Excellent access to Elm Spring road, allows for easy entry and efficient operation, whether farming or running livestock. With its productive soils, reliable water source, and strong accessibility, Tract 2 is a valuable and versatile unit within the ranch. Tract 3 200 Acres Tract 3 in section 28 features approximately 171 acres of cropland that were recently planted to a premium grass mix, including intermediate wheatgrass, western wheatgrass, brome grass, and triticale. This diverse mix provides excellent hay production, quality pasture, and outstanding wildlife habitat. Improvements include a 40 96 pole barn, ideal for livestock, hay, or equipment storage. A water hydrant on the west side of the parcel provides easy access to water for livestock or maintenance. Great access along Elm Spring road makes it convenient for haying, grazing, or recreation. This property will benefit from a water well share agreement from the main ranch well. With reliable water, good roads, and a versatile grass base, Tract 3 supports both ranching and recreationan attractive addition to any operation. Tract 4 640 Acres Tract 4 in section 21 offers a well-balanced combination of hay ground, CRP acres, and pasture, making it one of the most versatile tracts on the ranch. Approximately 450 acres are enrolled in CRP, producing consistent annual income, with management options for haying or grazing that add flexibility and additional value to these income-producing acres. The remaining acres consist of productive hay ground and native pasture that supports excellent grazing capacity. Improvements include a 50120 steel Quonset with a solid concrete floor, providing durable and secure storage for equipment or hay. The tract also includes a 30 36 Lustrom 3 bedroom, 1 bath steel home, modest in design but functional for on-site use or storage. A large dam provides dependable water for livestock and wildlife, is stocked with bass, and attracts upland birds, waterfowl, antelope, and deer, offering both recreational and operational value. Adding to its uniqueness, Tract 4 features a registered 1,000-yard turf runway, providing buyers the rare opportunity to fly directly into the property with convenient air access for personal or operational use. This property will benefit from a water well share agreement from the main ranch well. There are also two water hydrantsone near the building-site area and another on the northeast end of the tractproviding convenient water access for livestock or operational use. Great access to Elm Spring road further enhances this tract's functionality for daily ranch work or haying operations. With its mix of income-producing CRP, productive grass, dependable water, and unique amenities, Tract 4 is a self-sufficient and practical unit within the Bonita Springs Ranch. Tract 5 640 Acres Tract 5 in section 22 features an attractive combination of hay ground, CRP acres, and native pasture, offering strong agricultural and recreational appeal. Approximately 490 acres are enrolled in CRP, producing consistent annual income, with management opportunities for grazing or haying that provide flexibility and enhance the value of the CRP program. The balance of hay and pasture offers quality forage and grazing options. This tract is well-watered by a large stock dam, supporting both livestock and wildlife. This property will also benefit from a water well share agreement from the main ranch well. With excellent access and a balanced mix of productivity, income potential, and water resources, Tract 5 stands out as a practical and versatile unit within the Bonita Springs Ranch. Tract 6 560 Acres (Plus 320 Acre State Lease) Tract 6 in section 15 offers a solid combination of hay ground, CRP acres, and native pasture, providing both income and operational flexibility. Approximately 274 acres are enrolled in CRP, producing consistent annual income, with management options that include periodic grazing or haying, further increasing the usability and value of the enrolled acres. In addition to the deeded acres, this tract includes a 320 acre South Dakota state lease, offering productive grassland that expands grazing potential and complements the deeded pasture. Approximately 285+- acre pasture, located on the eastern portion of the tract with a Cobett waterer is located in the northeast corner, providing reliable, freeze-proof water access for livestock year-round. The property will also benefit from a water well share agreement from the main ranch well. The east side of the tract offers exceptional recreational value, with native grass and rolling hills that provide excellent habitat for whitetail deer, mule deer, grouse, and other game species. The seclusion of this area creates a natural sanctuary for wildlife, enhancing its appeal for both hunting and conservation. Good access throughout allows for efficient management of livestock, hay production, and recreation. With dependable water, productive forage, and diverse terrain, Tract 6 is a well-rounded and highly desirable unit within the Bonita Springs Ranch. Tract 7 880 Acres Tract 7 in sections 19 and 20, the largest parcel of the Bonita Springs Ranch, offers a diverse and highly desirable blend of native hard grass pasture and cropland. Approximately 70 acres are tillable with a productivity rating of over 72 are planted to winter wheat in the fall of 2025, and there is new wildlife-friendly fencing around the crop acres. The remainder consists of strong native pasture with excellent natural protection for livestock. Bull Creek runs through this tract, providing seasonal water and enhancing both graz

Discover wide open spaces and endless opportunity with this acre farm and ranch property located near New Underwood, South Dakota. The property consists of 1,165.61 total aces, comprised of 845 deeded acres and 320 State of South Dakota lease acres. Just minutes from the amenities of Rapid City, this expansive property combines functionality with convenience. The property includes a modest 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom farmhouse, ideal as a primary residence or a comfortable ranch headquarters. Ranch improvements are in place and ready for use, featuring a bunkhouse, multiple pens and corrals, well-placed windbreaks, and cross-fenced pastures designed for efficient livestock management with a good mix of cropland and pasture. With its excellent location, strong infrastructure, and ample acreage, this property offers potential for a year-round cattle operation.

This Meade County Summer Grass is located along paved New Underwood Road, approximately 13 miles north of New Underwood, South Dakota and about 30 minutes northeast of Rapid City. The property consists of 1960 deeded acres and an additional 160 acre State Lease. There are several draws that start on the south end of the property and drains to the northwest toward the Belle Fourche River that is one mile north of the property. Land The property has varied terrain, but all the land drains toward this primary valley and allows for the formation of six ponds that supply all of the livestock water. There are currently no residential improvements or barns. The habitat provided by the draws and proximity to the Belle Fourche River supports an excellent population deer and antelope. This is a simple raw land tract with a variety of character, good road frontage, views, and access to utilities ready to take any buyer's desired direction. The 2120 acre pasture contains 1960 deeded acres, a 160 acre State lease all in one contiguous unit. The State lease will be transferred to the new owner at closing The perimeter of the property is completely fenced. The seller is making known to all potential purchasers that there may be variations between the deeded property lines and the location of the existing fence boundary lines on the subject property, especially on the north portion. Seller makes no warranties about location of the fence lines in relationship to the deeded property lines, nor does the seller make any warranties or representations about specific acreage within the fenced property lines. Seller is selling the property in an as is condition which includes the location of the fences as they exist. Boundaries shown on accompanying maps are approximate based on the legal description and may not indicate a survey. Maps are not to scale and are for visual aid only. Their accuracy is not guaranteed. Region & Climate Meade, SD County has a semi-arid climate with moderate precipitation and low humidity. Summers tend to be hot and dry, while winters are cold and dry. Snowfall is relatively light in the area, averaging around 20 inches per year. The average temperature throughout the year ranges from 55 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Meade County, South Dakota gets 19 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Meade County averages 41 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 226 sunny days per year in Meade County.The US average is 205 sunny days. Location Meade County is located in the ranching area of western South Dakota. It is mammoth in land mass encompassing more than two million areas making it the largest county in South Dakota. In fact, it surpasses the states of Delaware and Rhode Island in land size. In addition to the agriculture industry, Meade County can boast of having Ellsworth Air Force Base in its southern boundary which is home to the world's most strategic bomber, the B-1. Just adjacent to its county seat of Sturgis, is the Fort Meade VA Medical Center. This federal facility annually addresses the medical concerns of tens of thousands of veterans. This VA facility transitioned from one of our country's earliest frontier calvary posts which was home to both the Fourth and Seventh cavalries. It was at this military installation that the Star Spangled Banner was first required to be played; later it housed World War II German prisoners of war; and today it is also a national training facility for U.S. Army officers. Although Meade County is 140 miles from its northeast corner to the southwest corner, it is sparsely populated. It has five organized municipalities. Sturgis and Box Elder are both classified as first class cities, based on population. The other three communities are Faith, Piedmont, and Summerset. In addition, there are numerous other small towns and post offices located in the eastern and northern portions of its border. Each August nearly a half million tourists descend into the area to attend the world's largest motorcycle rally in the world, Sturgis.

Tucked in the heart of western South Dakota's rich ranching country, this 160 +/- acre parcel in Meade County presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of land that speaks to both the rancher and the dreamer. With sweeping views of Bear Butte and the Black Hills, a reliable water supply, and solid infrastructure in place, this property checks every box for rural living, cattle operations, or long-term land investment.Whether you're seeking a new base of operations for livestock, dreaming of a peaceful rural homestead, or simply looking for a scenic and valuable addition to your land portfolio, this property offers both functionality and beauty in equal measure.________________________________________Prime Location with Year-Round AccessibilitySituated along a well-maintained county road, this parcel offers easy, all-season access without sacrificing the peace and privacy of open country. The county road ensures reliable travel in and out, whether you're hauling equipment, moving cattle, or enjoying a weekend getaway from city life. Located just a short drive from the communities of Sturgis and Belle Fourche, and within a reasonable distance to Rapid City, this land provides rural solitude with the convenience of nearby towns.Proximity to the Black Hills means not only gorgeous views but also access to world-class outdoor recreation, hunting, and tourism. Bear Butte, one of the most iconic natural landmarks in the region, rises prominently to the southwesta daily reminder of the cultural and geological richness that surrounds this special place.________________________________________A Working Landscape with Infrastructure in PlaceThis land is fully fenced and ready for livestock from day one. With a cattle tank already in place and included in the sale.There is also a natural stock pond located on the property.A power hookup is readily available, making the parcel well-suited for future improvements such as a home, barn, shop, or even RV hookups. Combined with existing water infrastructure and easy road access, this is a turnkey location for building out your ranching vision or establishing a peaceful country retreat.________________________________________Scenic Beauty and South Dakota FreedomOne of the standout features of this property is its commanding view of Bear Butte. To the west, the Black Hills offer a breathtaking backdroprolling ridgelines, stacked ponderosa pines hills, and legendary sunsets that bathe the land in color.This is quintessential western South Dakota landopen, honest, and full of potential. The wide sky, fresh air, and the quiet rustle of prairie grass in the wind provide a lifestyle that is increasingly rare in today's world. If you're looking to escape the congestion and noise of modern life and return to a simpler, more grounded way of living, this land offers the perfect setting.________________________________________A Rare Combination: Productive Land + Expansive ViewsNot every parcel can claim both productivity and panoramic views, but this one can. The soils support healthy native grasses, making the land suitable for rotational grazing. The mixture of flat open prairie and gentle rolling contours provides visual interest without being difficult to manage.Imagine watching the light change on the distant hills, and ending each day in awe of your surroundings.________________________________________Versatility: Agriculture, Recreation, or Legacy PropertyThe versatility of this land cannot be overstated. It's well-suited to traditional ranching, hobby farming, or recreational use. This is an ideal candidate for a legacy propertyland that can be passed down through generations, appreciated not only for its value but for the stories it can hold.Given the increasing demand for rural land across the Midwest and western states, parcels like thisespecially with reliable water, fencing, and accessare becoming harder to find. This could be a strategic addition to your real estate portfolio.________________________________________Development Potential or Conservation ValueWhile this property offers plenty of space and solitude, it also offers future development potential. With available power and road access, subdividing or building additional infrastructure is a viable option. Whether you envision a single expansive ranch headquarters or multiple homesites for family or future sale, the parcel lends itself to flexible planning.Alternatively, if you're conservation-minded, this land could also be an excellent candidate for habitat enhancement or regenerative grazing practices. Whatever your goals, the land is ready to meet them.________________________________________Key Features at a Glance: Size: 160 deeded acres Access: Well-maintained county road frontage Water: Cattle tank (included), natural stock pond Fencing: Fully fenced perimeter, livestock-ready Utilities: Power hookup available, water access in place Topography: Gently rolling terrain with sweeping prairie views Views: Bear Butte and Black Hills vistas Use: Livestock grazing, building site, recreational, investment________________________________________A South Dakota Investment in Land and LifestyleThis 160-acre parcel in Meade County is more than just a chunk of groundit's an investment in space, freedom, and potential. It's a quiet escape from the pace of the modern world, and it's a working piece of land with the bones to support livestock or future development. The scenic beauty of Bear Butte and the Black Hills ensures this property will always hold its value.Whether you're a lifelong rancher, a newcomer to land ownership, or a visionary looking for a piece of the West to call your own, this land invites you to bring your boots, your ideas, and your appreciation for the wide open.Don't miss this rare opportunity to own 160 prime acres in one of South Dakota's most iconic and visually stunning regions. Schedule your private showing today and come experience the land for yourselfwhere every acre tells a story, and every view reminds you why you came.

The Bear Butte Ranchette is a well-maintained 40-acre property featuring 23.3 acres of flood-irrigated ground and a small, tree-lined drainage along the north end. This versatile property is ideal for horses, small cattle, sheep, or a hay operation, and it comes with no covenants. The current owners typically harvest one cutting of hay from the irrigated acres, averaging about 1.5 tons per acre, and then graze the property for the remainder of the year. Irrigation water is provided by the Belle Fourche Irrigation District. LOCATION The Bear Butte Ranchette is situated west of South Dakota Hwy 79, 1.2 miles on 194th street. Also North of Sturgis, South Dakota 18 miles and South of Newell, South Dakota 11.0 miles. Additionally, it sits just North of Rapid City, South Dakota and 29 miles East of Deadwood, South Dakota. WILDLIFE The ranchette has breathtaking views of Bear Butte to the south and the Northern Black Hills to the west. Wildlife in the area consist of deer, turkey, grouse, geese and coyotes. The property is located 23 miles south east of Orman Dam, where you will find perch, bass, walleye and catfish. And of course, the Black Hills just minutes to the west. IMPROVEMENTS The property features a remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 1,536 sq. ft. home, originally a 16x80 mobile home with a 16x16 addition. Outdoor living spaces include a 21x16 ft deck and an additional 8x8 ft deck, along with a fenced backyard and spacious front yard. The home is equipped with propane heat, central air, and water service from Butte-Meade Sanitary Water. The barn is a new 2024 post-frame building measuring 40x64 ft, with 24 ft dedicated to a shop and the remaining 40 ft configured as a barn. It includes an insulated 10x16 ft tack room with heat and a concrete floor. Additional improvements include a 12x16 ft storage shed, an 8x16 ft storage shed, and well-designed corrals with four pens. The corrals feature new galvanized 5-bar continuous fencing (installed in 2025), two Ritchie automatic waterers, a 30x16 ft attached lean-to, and a windbreak added in 2024. SUMMARY The Bear Butte Ranchette is a well-maintained 40-acre property with 23.3 acres of flood-irrigated ground and a tree-lined drainage along the north end. This versatile ranchette is well-suited for horses, small cattle, sheep, or a hay operation, with no covenants restricting its use. The current owners harvest one cutting of hay each year, averaging 1.5 tons per acre, then graze the irrigated ground for the remainder of the season. The property includes a remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 1,536 sq. ft. home with decks, a fenced backyard, propane heat, and central air. Improvements also feature a 2024 post-frame barn with a shop, a heated insulated tack room, two storage sheds, and well-designed corrals with four pens, new fencing, automatic waterers, a lean-to, and a recently installed windbreak. Scenic views of Bear Butte and the Northern Black Hills, along with abundant wildlife and nearby fishing, make this property ideal for both ranching and recreation.

One Saved Rooster Ranchette! Located in the impressive Whitewood Valley, Custom build 4,000 sqft zero entry home, heated flooring, loft, attached oversized garage, heavily timbered Crow Creek, private well, fruit trees, greenhouse, and an additional shop/garage with attached fully finished living quarters. If you follow the winding tree lined Whitewood Valley road north from the quaint town of Whitewood SD, you will find the One Saved Rooster Ranchette. Nestled on the outer banks of Crow Creek and nestled against the hillside and shelter belt is a magnificent 4,000 plus square foot custom built home, designed and built by a master craftsman. Every detail was thought out and accounted for to make this property enjoyable and convenient to use. In addition to the main residence, a charming two-story apartment, wood shop, hoop buildings and greenhouse round out the improvements. There are about 60 acres of productive hay meadow as you enter the property and a custom-built trestle bridge crosses Crow Creek as you enter the improvements. The extraordinary charm, and intricate detail of this property make it a must see. Please contact us at Hewitt Land Company today and schedule your private showing. Topography: The property is mostly level to slightly sloping with heavily timbered creek bottom. Soils: Soils on the property consist primarily of St Onge loam and Keith Silt loam, which combine for over 80% of the property. These soils are highly productive and post Crop Productivity Ratings of 86 91! The remainder of the property consist of Lohmiller, Glenberg varieties. Irrigation: none Water: A 1,380 private flowing well services the property providing an ample water supply. Access: The property is accessed by a well-maintained Meade County Road, referred to as Apple Rd Improvements: The improvements on the property are extensive and are anchored by an attractive custom 4,000 sq ft home constructed by the owner in 2012. The home features spacious entry, three large bedrooms w/on suites and an additional bath, heated floors, attached three stall garage with zero entry access, sunken living room conservatory, loft, large kitchen (with an auxiliary wood cook stove), main floor laundry, covered porch, lower level family room and lots of storage. In addition to the main residence, a charming two-story apartment, wood shop, hoop buildings, trestle bridge and greenhouse round out the improvements. Operation: The property is currently owner occupied and is considered Agricultural property for tax purposes. In the past, the hay crop has been harvested by local operators, however no commitment has been made regarding the 2025 hay crop. Wildlife: Wildlife on the One Saved Rooster is abundant and varied. The most prevalent are the white-tailed deer but also include wild turkey, grouse, pheasant along with bobcat and coyote. Utilities: Power is provided Butte Electric and fiber optics are available through Golden West. The in-floor heat boiler is powered by either a propane or a new wood fired heat unit. Lease: There are currently no leases which will encumber the property Taxes: 2024 taxes are assessed at $6,608.78

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

Executive Summary: This Hope Road ranchette sits in a convenient little spot just 2 miles south of Union Center, South Dakota! Surrounded by productive farm ground, this piece would make an outstanding headquarters with on farm income that will be hard to out do! The improvements on the property are modest but sufficient. The home is quaint with 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms and an unfinished basement. There are numerous barns and older corrals all provided with water from a private well.

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage! Owners are licensed real estate brokers.

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage! Owners are licensed real estate brokers.

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage! Owners are licensed real estate brokers.

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage! Owners are licensed real estate brokers.

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage! Owners are licensed real estate brokers.

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage!

In the years following the Homestead Act of 1862, Americans moved westward and Dakota Territory came alive as new homesteads covered the prairie. These early settlers chased down dreams of a new life and new home, bringing with them an indomitable spirit of courage. On the edge of South Dakotas Black Hills, the Piedmont Valley Foothills became home to many new homesteaders who not only cultivated the land, but a vibrant community as well. While more than a century has passed since the pioneering days, there are certain things that time cannot change. Today a portion of the AR Ranch has become AR Ranch Estates, offering residential lots and homes on acreages. Located six miles north of Rapid City off Erickson Ranch Road, the AR Ranch Estates expansive Black Hills views and protected valley provide the serenity of country living just ten minutes from Rapid City. The AR Ranch estates honors the pioneering heritage of its past and welcomes a new community. Lots ranging from 1-2 acres in size. Each lot has power, water, natural gas, and high speed internet available. Lots are ready to build. Choose your lot and build your dream home on acreage! Owners are licensed real estate brokers.

Highly productive crop land conveniently located in a highly favored area of western South Dakota. The property consists of 320 acres, of which approximately 290 acres are in cultivation. Property may be purchased in separate quarters, or in conjunction with Union Center Ranchette Property 240 acres for $750,000 as a combination for $1,350,000. The property is located in Central Meade County, just south of Union Center, SD. The Property is gently rolling. Soils on the property consist of primarily Kyle Clay with some Savo-Blackpipe. Crop productivity index is from 54-69. The property has historically been used for crop production. The property is not leased and is available for immediate possession.