Lawrence County, South Dakota Land For Sale (139 results)

***NEW PRICE*** THE BUCK STOPS HERE! When you wish upon a star, it makes no difference who you are—you'll end up at 22278 Jenny Gulch Rd. This spectacular property is on the market for the first time in decades! It's rare to find 120 acres surrounded by National Forest Service land, featuring a charming 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home. This property also offers an additional building site complete with its own well and septic system. The entire estate is fenced with 4-strand barbed wire. The home boasts breathtaking panoramic views, a custom carport, and is situated in the heart of the Black Hills. You'll enjoy both easy access and complete privacy. Best of all, there are no covenants giving you ultimate freedom. Hunters, winter sport enthusiasts, and outdoor lovers, this is your dream home. In addition to the incredible setting, the land is teeming with wildlife including deer, elk, turkey, and other native species—making it a sportsman’s paradise. Imagine waking up to crisp mountain air, sipping coffee on your deck, and watching the sun rise over the pines. With acres of forested land to hike, ride, or explore, your options are endless. The second build site provides opportunities for a guest house, family compound, or investment rental. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful year-round residence, a seasonal escape, or a recreational retreat, this property offers unmatched versatility. Properties of this size and caliber rarely come to market—don’t miss your chance to secure a true legacy estate in one of the most coveted areas of the Black Hills!

***BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER*** VEILED MASTERPIECE WITH AWE-INSPIRING VIEWS! Make yourself at home on this expansive 51-acre canvas, where an enchanting blend of open meadows, majestic pine trees, and picturesque gulches wait for your vision. This property is a true Black Hills gem! Situated in close proximity to the conveniences of Spearfish, Sturgis, and Whitewood, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Whether you're drawn to the tranquility of the open meadow or the allure of the pine-studded landscapes, this property promises a truly unparalleled setting. Private access from blacktop road, it seamlessly combines privacy with the convenience of reaching major destinations. Uncover the limitless potential to build your dreams on this one-of-a-kind retreat in the Black Hills! Property currently being used as ag land for grazing. With 51 acres at your fingertips, there is ample space to design the lifestyle you’ve always imagined—whether that includes a custom-built home perfectly positioned to capture the sweeping views, a cozy cabin getaway, or a working hobby ranch. The varied topography offers multiple potential building sites, each with its own unique vantage point of the surrounding hills and valleys. Wildlife frequently roam the area, adding to the sense of serenity and connection to nature. Bring your horses or livestock and continue its agricultural use, or transform the land into your own private sanctuary. The combination of usable meadowland and tree-covered terrain provides both practicality and breathtaking beauty, making this property an exceptional investment and an even more extraordinary place to call your own.

**Price Improvement** Bear Ridge Compound is a 120-acre turnkey property on Bear Ridge Road in the Black Hills region of western South Dakota. The property rises from Beaver Creek on the east boundary through rolling pasture, stands of ponderosa pine and hardwood timber, three interior canyons, to improved benches where the main residence, a lodge, a private grass airstrip, and two fully finished guest cabins are sited. Land Most acreage listings sell you a house with land around it. Bear Ridge sells you the ability to put thirty-four people to bed on your own ground, feed them from three separate kitchens, and still have a wing of the house to yourself. Assembled over twenty-five years by one owner, the compound spans 120 acres in two contiguous deeded tracts and carries four finished buildings: a 6,360-square-foot main house, two Amish-built log cabins, and a lodge sleeping twenty. The core improvements sit inside roughly 1.1 miles of game fence, drink from two private wells -- one an 800-foot Madison well producing better than 100 gallons a minute -- and look out at Crow Peak across a spring-fed pond stocked with bass. The land offers a combination of hayed meadow, improved pasture, timbered canyon walls, and rocky outcroppings that typify the transition country where the Black Hills meet the surrounding prairie. It has already proven itself. The buildings have hosted weddings, reunions, celebrations of life, and family gatherings, and guests have come back afterward with professional photographers. Nothing here needs to be built or imagined; it needs an owner. At A Glance Total acreage 120 acres, offered as two contiguous deeded tracts (40 and 80) Residences Main house, two Amish-built log cabins, and a lodge -- four separate buildings Main house 6,360 sq. ft. gross, including an attached heated two-car garage Cabins & lodge Cabin #1 1,440 sq. ft. above grade plus finished walk-out lower level; Cabin #2 1,644 sq. ft. plus 600 sq. ft. garage; Lodge 2,264 sq. ft. Sleeping capacity Seven king bedrooms plus lodge bunk rooms -- beds for roughly 34 guests Water Two private wells, including an ~800 Madison well producing 100+ GPM Water storage One 5,000-gallon and three 2,500-gallon cisterns, pressurized ranch-wide Recreation Spring-fed pond stocked with bass; ~1.1 miles of high-wire game fence Outbuildings Two shops plus equipment, storage, generator, and display buildings Built Main house 2000; Cabin #1 2010; Cabin #2 2012; Lodge 2018; outbuildings 20102026 County / location Lawrence County, South Dakota -- northern Black Hills The property is deeded as two contiguous tracts, which matters both for how you use it and for how you might one day divide it. Tract 1 -- 40 acres. Holds the main house and its outbuildings. Encumbered with the road access easement serving the rear tract. Two large mature shelter belts, the house belt planted in blue spruce and pine alongside traditional windbreak species. Game fence encloses roughly 16.5 acres on three sides. Tract 2 -- 80 acres. Holds both cabins, the lodge, the pond, and the shops and equipment buildings. Carries a beneficial legal access easement across Tract 1. Three mature tree belts, all planted in 2000. A shared 21-acre enclosure straddles the two tracts. Altogether the high-wire game fence runs about 1.1 miles and encloses roughly 37 acres around the core improvements -- enough to keep deer and elk out of the treebelts, gardens, and apple trees while leaving the balance of the ground open to wildlife. Pond and picnic area Spring-fed pond stocked with bass, with the option to supplement from either well Windmill aerator pushing air down to the pond Permitted county burn pad and fire pit, used in conjunction with events Concrete BBQ and picnic pad adjacent to the water, plus a new storage building Restored horse-drawn wagons placed at the pond and around the buildings as site accents Improvements Main House 6360 Sq. Ft. Built 2000 Tract 1 Three king suites Redwood deck on the full south and east elevations Locally built in 2000 and finished with oversized old-fashioned pine baseboards and molding throughout. A ten-foot-wide redwood deck wraps the entire south and east sides. Square footage per the Young Appraisal / Dakota Valuation report. Main floor -- 2,820 sq. ft. Grand room. Hickory hardwood floors, large closet, and a native stone propane fireplace built from limestone harvested on the property. Kitchen and dining. Ash and hickory hardwood floors, new appliances, pine dining table seating eight, matching pine china case, and two doors onto the redwood deck. Master king suite. Carpet three years old, double sinks, large walk-in closet, a second native stone propane fireplace, and private deck access. Guest king suite. Hickory hardwood, double sinks, double showers, and a claw-foot tub. Medium walk-in closet. Pine dresser and nightstands matching the dining room and master. Guest bath. Modern replica pull-chain wall water-closet and sink. Mud room. Deck access and laundry. Second floor -- 720 sq. ft. Two-room carpeted office with a full bath (toilet, sink, and plank-floor shower) and two closets The large room can be split to create two or three bedrooms on this floor, with the existing closets becoming walk-ins Lower level -- 2,148 sq. ft. A walk-out daylight basement finished to the same standard as the main floor -- which is what makes the house work as two independent living quarters when the whole family descends. Second kitchen and dining area with newer appliances; tile floors through the kitchen, hallways, laundry, and exercise room. Carpeted sitting room opening to the walk-out. Guest king bedroom with double sinks, double showers, and two large carpeted walk-in closets. Temperature-controlled wine room with capacity for more than 500 bottles. Most of the current cellar conveys with the property. Attached two-car garage -- 672 sq. ft. Heated, with floor drains and individual overhead doors. Main house outbuildings Steel ATV shed adjacent to the garage, 12 36 and three-sided, with a 12 12 fully enclosed portion -- heated, two windows, walk-in door, and linoleum floor Custom concrete root cellar, roughly 10 24, with 6-inch reinforced walls, floor drain, two upright freezers, and shelving along both long walls Storage shed serving several freezers, with a concrete walk down to the lower level of the house Cabin #1 Amish Built in 2010 Three king bedrooms 960 sq. ft. main floor 480 sq. ft. upper 680 sq. ft. of deck White pine construction with a three-inch Colorado fir deck -- ten feet wide, 680 square feet -- running the full south and east sides. New windows on the main floor in 2026. The signature feature is a pair of native stone fireplaces -- one inside, one outside rising roughly twenty-two feet up the gable -- both built from limestone harvested on the ranch. Main floor Living area with ash hardwood floors and an in-laid ceramic tile entry Kitchen and dining with ash hardwood, in-laid tile beneath a center cutting block, hickory cupboards, appliances about two years old, and a pine table for six Double sliding door onto the fir deck Half bath with ash hardwood floors Second floor- Tongue & Groove Throughout Two identically finished and furnished king bedrooms, both in heavy Colorado aspen log beds with matching aspen dressers and nightstands Clothes pegs in place of closets, in keeping with the cabin's character Bath with sink, toilet, shower, and a crank vent window over the sink for moisture control Walkout Daylight Basement Third king bedroom with walk-in closet Imported slate floors throughout, reached by split carpeted stairs running up to the second floor and down to the lower level Full bath with sink, toilet, shower, and cabinets Wet bar with sink and storage, plus additional storage under the stairs Furnace, electrical, washer and dryer, and heated floor controls behind four pine doors Walk-out to a concrete entertainment area through double doors and three 4 4 windows; also reached from the main-level deck by mixed fir and native stone steps Adjacent walk-in storage off the entertainment room could be reworked with a single door change to give the lower bedroom two walk-in closets Cabin #2 Amish Built in 2012 744 sq. ft. main floor 900 sq. ft. upper level 600 sq. ft. garage The more open of the two cabins: a grand room combining sitting area, dining, and kitchen under a vaulted ceiling with multiple skylights, pine floors throughout, and a wall of glass. The fourteen-foot-wide fir deck on the east side runs 164 square feet and seats up to sixteen, and the dining area looks out at Crow Peak. Main floor Grand room with pine floors, skylights, and a closet tucked under the stairs Kitchen with hickory cupboards in a darker stain and newer appliances with limited use since construction Large pine wet bar with a colored concrete top and a wine barrel converted into a bar sink and faucet, made on the ranch Full bath with sink, toilet, shower, washer and dryer, and a trap door to the crawl space Framed for a small free-standing wood stove in several locations Upper Level 900 Sq. Ft. King suite furnished to match Cabin #1 in heavy Colorado aspen log furniture Large closet with double doors on barn hardware, plus a skylight Multiple built-in drawers and storage along the side wall, finished between the trusses Private bath with sink, toilet, and shower Attached Two-Car Garage Finished in the same interior log materials as the cabin itself, so it needs nothing but floor covering to become living space. It has done that job before: previously carpeted and used to teach real estate appraisal classes, seating twenty-one to twenty-four. Cannon Shed A small display building housing a horse-drawn replica Revolutionary War cannon -- a Grasshopper pack three-pounder -- alongside a doctor's buggy. An exterior concrete pad lets the cannon be rolled out,

***NEW PRICE*** BLACK HILLS TREASURE! This custom-built, fully-furnished, turnkey cabin-style home is a prime vacation rental property on a private pine tree-saturated 3/4 acre in the coveted Deer Mountain subdivision!! Just off of Hwy 85, & ripe for the taking! PRICED WELL BELOW REPLACEMENT COST! The alluring gateway to the home is the main floor great room w/ soaring stone-encased gas fireplace, sky high windows, vaulted ceiling & walkout to a series of covered & open decks. Striking hardwood flooring extends into the chef's delight eat-in kitchen, hosting a wrap-around island, stainless steel appliances plus a dining room w/ covered deck access. Large main floor master suite with walk-in closet & a private bathroom, plus a handy half bath & convenient laundry w/ a door to the attached 2-stall garage. Upper level hosts 2 bedrooms & full bathroom. Even more space abounds in the basement w/ a welcoming family room, 4th bedroom, bonus room currently used as a non-conforming 5th bedroom, 2nd laundry area, and full bathroom. Detached 28x32 garage w/ sprawling unfinished loft area above - offering ample opportunity for another guest space, game area, or whatever your mind can dream up. Set to be plumbed. Directly across from a popular trailhead equates to access to miles upon miles of the outdoor thrills only found in the Black Hills: snowmobiling, ATving, UTVing, hiking, bike riding, horse back riding, & MORE! Mere minutes from Terry Peak Skiing & historic downtown Lead & Deadwood! Come look!

Bear Ridge Retreat is an 80 acre Black Hills recreational and operational estate with a 1,750 foot private grass airstrip, the 2,264 square foot Cow Palace lodge, two fully finished guest cabins, a three-building shop complex, two operating water wells with five installed cisterns, a 55 kilowatt generator, and a one-acre spring-fed pond. The property offers an exceptional combination of privacy and natural beauty. Land Bear Ridge Retreat, situated on the doorstep of the Black Hills National Forest, this 80 acre ranch has served as a private retreat and commercial event venue under current ownership. With a sleeping capacity of 28 guests in a rustic yet elegant compound including The Cow Palace Lodge and two log cabins, a new owner may wish to continue operations or reserve the use exclusively for family and friends. The ranch has an attractive mix of meadows and forests in a diverse topography. Clean water and crisp, invigorating air are abundant here in a region considered one of the most diverse, intact ecosystems on our region. The property is convenient to a full array of services, including the town of Spearfish only 11 miles away and an international airport in Rapid City within 60 minutes of the property's front gate. The western portion is level improved bench, which is what makes the runway and the shop pads possible. The ground then transitions east through open pasture and established tree belts into three steep, timbered canyons that cut into the parcel from the east and south. Elevation falls to the lower meadows along Beaver Creek on the east boundary. The spring canyon above the pond is the most secluded and least disturbed ground on the entire 80 acres. Land composition is a working mix: hayed meadow and improved pasture on the benches, ponderosa pine and mixed hardwood on the canyon walls, rocky outcroppings on the breaks, and alluvial ground along the spring drainage and the lower eastern boundary. Access is from Bear Ridge Road by way of an interior road that has been cut in to serve the parcel, with gravel scheduled. A permanent access easement will be recorded in favor of this 80 acres across the adjoining parcel, giving this parcel deeded, year-round legal access. The adjoining 40 acres and custom home is also available. Interior rock and gravel road and pad infrastructure measuring approximately 2,474 linear feet across the assembled property provides all-weather access to the improvements. Seasonal dirt trails extend beyond the cabin sites into the back-country canyons. Improvements Cabin #1 Amish Built in 2010 Three king bedrooms 960 sq. ft. main floor 480 sq. ft. upper 680 sq. ft. of deck White pine construction with a three-inch Colorado fir deck -- ten feet wide, 680 square feet -- running the full south and east sides. New windows on the main floor in 2026. The signature feature is a pair of native stone fireplaces -- one inside, one outside rising roughly twenty-two feet up the gable -- both built from limestone harvested on the ranch. Main floor Living area with ash hardwood floors and an in-laid ceramic tile entry Kitchen and dining with ash hardwood, in-laid tile beneath a center cutting block, hickory cupboards, appliances about two years old, and a pine table for six Double sliding door onto the fir deck Half bath with ash hardwood floors Second floor- Tongue & Groove Throughout Two identically finished and furnished king bedrooms, both in heavy Colorado aspen log beds with matching aspen dressers and nightstands Clothes pegs in place of closets, in keeping with the cabin's character Bath with sink, toilet, shower, and a crank vent window over the sink for moisture control Walkout Daylight Basement Imported slate floors throughout, reached by split carpeted stairs running up to the second floor and down to the lower level Third king bedroom with walk-in closet Full bath with sink, toilet, shower, and cabinets Wet bar with sink and storage, plus additional storage under the stairs Furnace, electrical, washer and dryer, and heated floor controls behind four pine doors Walk-out to a concrete entertainment area through double doors and three 4 4 windows; also reached from the main-level deck by mixed fir and native stone steps Adjacent walk-in storage off the entertainment room could be reworked with a single door change to give the lower bedroom two walk-in closets Cabin #2 Amish Built in 2012 744 sq. ft. main floor 900 sq. ft. upper level 600 sq. ft. garage The more open of the two cabins: a grand room combining sitting area, dining, and kitchen under a vaulted ceiling with multiple skylights, pine floors throughout, and a wall of glass. The fourteen-foot-wide fir deck on the east side runs 164 square feet and seats up to sixteen, and the dining area looks out at Crow Peak. Main floor Grand room with pine floors, skylights, and a closet tucked under the stairs Kitchen with hickory cupboards in a darker stain and newer appliances with limited use since construction Large pine wet bar with a colored concrete top and a wine barrel converted into a bar sink and faucet, made on the ranch Full bath with sink, toilet, shower, washer and dryer, and a trap door to the crawl space Framed for a small free-standing wood stove in several locations Upper Level 900 Sq. Ft. King suite furnished to match Cabin #1 in heavy Colorado aspen log furniture Large closet with double doors on barn hardware, plus a skylight Multiple built-in drawers and storage along the side wall, finished between the trusses Private bath with sink, toilet, and shower Attached Two-Car Garage Finished in the same interior log materials as the cabin itself, so it needs nothing but floor covering to become living space. It has done that job before: previously carpeted and used to teach real estate appraisal classes, seating twenty-one to twenty-four. Cannon Shed A small display building housing a horse-drawn replica Revolutionary War cannon -- a Grasshopper pack three-pounder -- alongside a doctor's buggy. An exterior concrete pad lets the cannon be rolled out, loaded, and fired. Possibly available with the sale. The Lodge 2264 Sq. Ft. Built in 2018 Sleeps 20 Full kitchen Handmade wet bar Designed from the outset to convert A metal building on the outside and something else entirely on the inside: barnwood and corrugated steel wainscot, skylights, a working jukebox, and a hand-built octagonal bar. Concrete runs the full length of the front elevation with a sixteen-foot picnic table and room for up to four BBQ stations. Kitchen, Dining and Entertainment Full kitchen and breakfast bar with pantry, freezer, storage, and electrical panel Appliances roughly six to eight years old -- dishwasher, stove, microwave, refrigerator, and sink Handmade dining table seating twelve Handmade wet bar with its own small refrigerator and dishwasher, and a handmade octagonal seating area with custom stools Couch, working jukebox, and other decorative pieces convey with the sale Framed for a small free-standing wood stove in several locations Sleeping and Bathrooms Two large sleeping rooms, each designed for ten bunk beds -- twenty guests total One room's bunks are stored on site, easily set up, and included in the sale Each sleeping room has its own door onto the front BBQ patio Group bath with three showers, three sinks, two toilets, two urinals, and washer and dryer Built To Convert The lodge was framed with a second life in mind. The two sleeping rooms are laid out to become two bedrooms with walk-in closets added, and the group bath is designed to split into two -- remove three fixtures and you are left with two comparable baths, each with shower, toilet, sink, and storage. The result would be a barndominium or a straightforward single-family residence without touching the shell. Shops, Storage and Infrastructure Built out in stages between 2010 and 2026, all on Tract 2 and clustered inside the game fence. Shops Original shop: clear steel span with a concrete floor New shop, built 2025, dirt floor -- south half of the roof in 1-inch polycarbonate for daylight, north half in double steel The new shop's structure is worth a look: converted light poles, 9 12 railroad timbers and trusses, set on 18-inch laminated beams Equipment and storage buildings 120 sq. ft. frame building at the pond, added 2026 360 sq. ft. steel-frame storage building, added 2022 288 sq. ft. heated steel-frame storage building, added 2020 256 sq. ft. three-sided pole building for mowers, added 2023 384 sq. ft. three-sided pole structure shading the propane tank, added 2020 96 sq. ft. steel-frame generator shed housing a 55 kW propane generator, added 2019 Two older storage buildings, nominal in value but functional, one with electrical service Raised concrete block fuel pad for multiple fuel tanks Recreation Three elements define the recreational program on the Bear Ridge Retreat, and they rarely converge on a single Black Hills property at this size: a private grass airstrip, a managed game-fenced habitat, and a live spring-fed pond. Each stands alone as a meaningful amenity. Together they make a recreational estate without a direct comparable in the current marketplace. The airstrip changes what the property is. A buyer from Colorado, Minnesota, or Texas lands on the property and is at the lodge within minutes. No commercial connection, no rental car, no three hour drive from a regional airport. For a buyer for whom aviation is part of daily life, this is the difference between a retreat used four times a year and one used monthly. The game-fenced interior has been managed under the current ownership and has produced mature resident wildlife documented on trail cameras across the property. Open benches, timbered canyons, water, and established cover support both resident and transient species. The three interior canyons serve as natural travel corridors and hold secluded stand locations. The spring can

Your dream mountain retreat awaits at Lot 49! This exceptional 1.03+/- acre ski-in/ski-out homesite offers a rare opportunity to build a custom estate in the highest elevation community east of the Rockies. Perfectly balancing alpine adventure with serene privacy, this property delivers stunning mountain views and a beautiful mountain-side backdrop. Best of all, the favorable topography provides an easier, highly buildable site designed to maximize your scenic vistas while streamlining construction. Easier Build & Premium Views: Capitalize on an optimal building envelope that simplifies construction while perfectly positioning your home to capture panoramic mountain vistas. Ski-in/Ski-out Access: Walk directly onto the slopes for effortless winter adventures, and ski right back home. Infrastructure Ready: Build with confidence. Features paved roads, municipal water, Black Hills Electric, and high-speed fiber optics. Resort Amenities: The highly anticipated Deer Mountain Village Lodge & Pool opens this month (September 2026), brining premier amenities and long-term value. Year-Round Recreation: Enjoy skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and ATV riding right out your back door. With 1.03 acres of building-friendly terrain, you have the perfect canvas to bring your vision to life. Buyer is responsible for verifying all information on data sheet. If utilities are in the area, it is the buyer's responsibility to verify to their satisfaction for the availability and location.

Nestled atop an iconic mountaintop in the majestic Black Hills of South Dakota, this 2.89 acre building site offers an unparalleled opportunity to create your dream residence or vacation getaway. Just minutes away from the vibrant downtown Deadwood, this property promises the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience, inviting you to experience the best of both worlds. This property offers the perfect canvas for your architectural masterpiece. Land Prepare to be captivated by 360-degree panoramic views that feature some of the most renowned landmarks in the area. Gaze upon the majestic Terry Peak, the spiritual Bear Butte, and the serene Orman Dam. Each view promises a unique and inspiring experience, changing with the seasons and time of day. The rear of this lot adjoins thousands of acres of BLM land, offering a serene backdrop and ensuring your view remains unspoiled. This proximity to protected land not only guarantees privacy but also provides direct access to a vast expanse of natural beauty, ideal for hiking, wildlife observation, and embracing the great outdoors. Water and electricity are to the lot line. Recreation The Black Hills, particularly the Deadwood area, offer a wide range of recreational opportunities that attract visitors year-round. The region's diverse landscape of forests, mountains, and rivers provides a perfect setting for various outdoor activities. Here's an overview of the recreational opportunities: Hiking and Biking Trails: The Black Hills are crisscrossed with numerous trails suitable for all levels of hikers and bikers. The George S. Mickelson Trail is particularly famous, stretching over 109 miles from Deadwood to Edgemont. It's a converted rail trail that passes through forests, alongside creeks, and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Black Elk Peak: The highest point east of the Rocky Mountains, Black Elk Peak, offers a challenging hike with rewarding panoramic views at the summit. Camping The region has several campgrounds, ranging from primitive sites to more developed areas with amenities. Popular camping spots include Custer State Park, Spearfish Canyon, and various locations within the Black Hills National Forest. Backcountry camping is also an option for those seeking solitude and a closer connection with nature. Fishing & Boating Lakes and Reservoirs: The Black Hills are dotted with lakes and reservoirs, such as Pactola Lake, Sheridan Lake, and Deerfield Reservoir, where visitors can fish for trout, bass, and other species. These water bodies also offer opportunities for boating, kayaking, and paddle boarding. Streams and Rivers: The area's streams and rivers, like Spearfish Creek and Rapid Creek, are popular spots for fly fishing. Wildlife and Photography Custer State Park: A must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts, this park is home to a large herd of bison, as well as deer, elk, pronghorn, and a variety of bird species. The park's scenic drives, like the Wildlife Loop Road, provide ample opportunities to observe these animals in their natural habitat. The region's diverse landscapes also make it a prime location for nature photography, with opportunities to capture everything from sweeping vistas to close-up shots of wildlife. Rock Climbing The Black Hills, with its granite spires and cliffs, is a popular destination for rock climbing. Sylvan Lake and Needles Highway are well-known climbing spots, offering routes for both beginners and experienced climbers. Winter Sports Snowmobiling: The Black Hills have over 350 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, winding through forests and offering beautiful winter scenery. Skiing and Snowboarding: Terry Peak Ski Area near Deadwood is a popular destination for downhill skiing and snowboarding, with runs for all skill levels. Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing: These activities are popular in the winter months, with many trails converted for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Historical & Cultural Attractions Deadwood: The town itself is a major attraction, offering a blend of Old West history and modern entertainment. Visitors can explore historic sites like the Adams Museum, Mount Moriah Cemetery (the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane), and participate in reenactments of historic events. Gambling: Deadwood also offers a range of casinos and gaming establishments, making it a lively spot for those interested in nightlife. Scenic Drives Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway: This drive is renowned for its stunning limestone cliffs, waterfalls, and vibrant autumn colors. Needles Highway and Iron Mountain Road: These drives offer dramatic views, including the famous Needles Eye rock formation and glimpses of Mount Rushmore. Horseback Riding Many outfitters in the area offer guided horseback riding tours, allowing visitors to explore the Black Hills as the early settlers did. ATV & Off-Roading The Black Hills National Forest offers numerous trails and roads open to ATV and off-road vehicle use, providing an adventurous way to explore the region's rugged terrain. Caving The Black Hills are home to several caves, including Jewel Cave National Monument and Wind Cave National Park. These caves offer guided tours that explore their intricate formations and underground passages. These diverse recreational opportunities make the Black Hills and the Deadwood area a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure seekers alike. Region & Climate The climate of the Black Hills, including the Deadwood area, is generally classified as a continental climate, but it is also influenced by the elevation and forested environment. Here's a breakdown of the climate characteristics: Seasons: The Black Hills experience all four seasons distinctly. Winters are cold and can be snowy, especially at higher elevations. Snowfall in Deadwood is common from late fall through early spring. Summers are warm, with temperatures typically ranging from the mid-70s to low 80sF (24-28C), though cooler temperatures prevail at higher elevations. Precipitation: The Black Hills receive more precipitation than the surrounding plains, due to orographic lift (where moist air is forced upward by the terrain, cooling and releasing moisture as rain or snow). Deadwood receives an average of about 28 inches (71 cm) of precipitation annually, with the majority falling as snow in the winter and rain in the spring and summer. Temperature: Due to the elevation (Deadwood sits around 4,500 feet or 1,370 meters above sea level), temperatures can be cooler compared to the surrounding plains. Winter temperatures often dip below freezing, while summer temperatures are mild to warm. Microclimates: The varied topography of the Black Hills creates numerous microclimates. Valleys and sheltered areas like Deadwood might experience milder conditions, while exposed peaks and ridges can be significantly cooler and windier. History The history of the Black Hills and the Deadwood area is rich and deeply intertwined with the cultural, economic, and social developments of the American West. Understanding this history provides valuable context for anyone considering making this unique region their home. Indigenous Heritage Lakota Sioux: The Black Hills, known as Paha Sapa in Lakota, hold profound spiritual significance to the Lakota Sioux people. The area was considered sacred, with the Lakota believing it to be the center of their universe. The Black Hills were used for ceremonial purposes and were central to the cultural identity of the Lakota. The Gold Rush and Settlement Gold Discovery (1874): The discovery of gold in the Black Hills by the Custer Expedition in 1874 triggered a rush of miners and settlers to the area, despite it being designated as Sioux land. This influx led to the establishment of towns like Deadwood and Lead. Deadwood's Founding (1876): Deadwood became a boomtown almost overnight, attracting thousands of fortune seekers. The town quickly developed a reputation for lawlessness, with famous figures like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Seth Bullock becoming part of its storied past. Wild Bill Hickok, famously shot while holding a hand of aces and eights, is buried in Deadwood's Mount Moriah Cemetery, along with other notable historical figures. Economic and Cultural Development Mining Industry: The initial gold rush gave way to more structured mining operations, with the Homestake Mine in Lead becoming one of the world's largest and most productive gold mines. The mine operated for over a century, contributing significantly to the local economy and shaping the development of the surrounding communities. Frontier Culture: The early days of Deadwood were marked by a blend of rugged frontier life and rapid development. Saloons, gambling halls, and brothels were common, giving the town its wild reputation. Over time, efforts were made to bring order to the town, with the establishment of law enforcement and civic institutions. Modern Times Preservation: As the mining boom waned, Deadwood transformed into a hub for tourism and historical preservation. In 1989, gambling was legalized in Deadwood, leading to a revitalization of the town and the preservation of many historic buildings. Tourism and Heritage: Today, Deadwood is a National Historic Landmark District, preserving its Wild West heritage while offering modern amenities and attractions. The town's rich history is a focal point for tourism, with numerous museums, historic sites, and reenactments drawing visitors from around the world. Living in the Black Hills Today Community and Culture: The Black Hills region, including Deadwood, has a strong sense of community. Residents often embrace the area's history and natural beauty, with a lifestyle that balances modern conveniences with a connection to the outdoors and a deep appreciation for the local heritage. Education and Healthcare: The area has acce

Discover 67+ acres of pristine Black Hills land just south of Deadwood along Highway 385. This property offers the ideal combination of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility with a National Forest boundary, a creek, and excellent access all adding to its appeal. Whether you're looking for a private retreat, recreational getaway, hunting property, or long-term investment, this land provides endless opportunities to enjoy the Black Hills. Wildlife, mature scenery, and the surrounding forest create a truly special setting for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful escape. Electricity runs underground through the property to the existing homesite, adding convenience for future plans. The manufactured home currently on the property will be removed by the sellers after closing. Sellers will also need some time following closing to remove personal items from the property. Located just minutes from Deadwood, this is a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Black Hills land with direct access to the beauty and recreation the area is known for. Come explore the possibilities! All information and measurements are based on county records. Buyer is responsible for verifying all information on MLS data sheet. Fences don't represent boundary lines. Manufactured home to be removed from property AFTER CLOSING by sellers. All outbuildings are being sold AS IS. Seller requires additional time after closing to move personal property off the property and remove the home.

Historic 50-Acre Red X Gold Mine Property Just Outside Deadwood, SDWelcome to an extraordinary offering in the heart of the Black Hills, a rare 50-acre legacy property nestled along the banks of Whitewood Creek, just minutes from the storied town of Deadwood, South Dakota. This remarkable parcel weaves together the raw beauty of the Hills with a deep, untold history, a private gold mine, and investment-grade potential. Whether you envision a secluded retreat, a historic preservation project, a legacy ranch, or a gold-mining opportunity, this land delivers on every frontier. A Legacy Written in Stone and GoldAt the center of this propertys unique character is a privately held gold mine, a rare and valuable asset that harks back to the areas legendary 19th-century gold rush. All mineral rights will transfer, a critical detail for those who understand South Dakota's mineral-rich soils' long-term value and development potential. The mine itself stands as both a historical artifact and a revenue generator, appealing to investors, historians, and adventurers alike. Deep within the rugged rock formations and tucked into the hillsides are caves etched with markings that date back to the late 1800s, a humbling reminder of the pioneers and miners who once walked this land with dreams of fortune. These natural caverns add a layer of mystique and historical significance rarely found in private land offerings, making this property as much a conversation piece as it is a practical acquisition. Water, Wildlife & WonderFew properties in the Black Hills offer the breadth of natural features found here. The land stretches across 50 pristine acres, with varied topography that includes towering rock outcroppings, dense pine timber, and high ridges offering sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding Hills. Running through the property is Whitewood Creek, a clear, cold-water stream known for its beauty, recreation, and trout fishing opportunities. Tucked beside the creek is a quaint one-room cabin, perfect for a weekend getaway or as a rustic basecamp while planning your larger vision for the land. Multiple cascading waterfalls and the gentle sounds of rushing water create an energizing and peaceful ambiance, an ideal environment for anyone seeking a true wilderness escape or a place to reflect, create, or entertain. The land is also a haven for wildlife, with Bighorn Sheep, Elk, Deer, and Turkey frequenting the property. Game trails wind through the timbered slopes, offering premium opportunities for big game hunting. The diverse landscape is a sanctuary not only for people but for the iconic creatures of the Black Hills. Infrastructure and Building PotentialThough remote in feel, this property is ready for development. Utilities have already been prepped for the land, streamlining the process of building your dream home, lodge, or retreat. Multiple building sites offer a variety of possibilities, from creekside cabins to hilltop estates with commanding views. Whether youre planning a private family compound, a boutique lodge, or an eco-conscious development, this land supports your vision with both beauty and infrastructure. The existing cabin by the stream offers immediate use and charm, perfect for those who want to enjoy the land right away. Whether you keep it rustic or upgrade to a modern tiny home, the natural setting around the cabin is nothing short of magical. Proximity to Deadwood and Black Hills AttractionsLocated just minutes outside of Deadwood, the property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Deadwood is a year-round destination known for its rich history, entertainment, dining, and casino culture. In the summer, explore festivals, concerts, and old-west reenactments; in the winter, access the nearby Terry Peak Ski Area and snowmobiling trails. The Black Hills region as a whole is renowned for its scenic byways, national monuments, and public lands. From Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park to Spearfish Canyon and the Mickelson Trail, recreation opportunities are endless and close by. This property is ideally positioned to take full advantage of all that the Black Hills has to offer while preserving the feeling of privacy and retreat. Investment, Recreation, or Preservation: Endless PossibilitiesThis property is undoubtedly a rare investment opportunity. Whether your goals are financial, recreational, or legacy-based, this land delivers on every level. Investment: With gold on-site and mineral rights intact, the potential for commercial mining or leasing is real and immediate. Whether you mine yourself, partner with an operator, or sell the rights down the line, the groundwork is already laid for value extraction. Recreation: This land is a dream come true for hunters, anglers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Few properties offer such a rich blend of terrain, water features, wildlife, and privacy. Outfit it as your own private game reserve or wilderness retreat. Legacy Property: For those seeking something lasting to pass down through generations, this land holds emotional and historical gravity. With its cabin, caves, and raw beauty, its the kind of place where family traditions are born, stories are told, and history is made. Hospitality or Event Venue: The views, the water features, the historic elements, all make for an incredible backdrop for a small resort, glamping destination, or high-end retreat. With nearby access to tourism hotspots, yet tucked into your own wild corner of the Hills, the location is ideal for boutique development. Features at a Glance 50 Acres in the Black Hills of South Dakota Just minutes from Deadwood Private Gold Mine Mineral Rights Transfer with Sale Multiple Historical Caves with 1800s Markings Whitewood Creek Frontage with Trout Fishing Small Creekside Cabin Multiple Waterfalls and Rock Outcroppings Elk, Bighorn Sheep, Deer & Turkey Frequent the Land Utilities Prepped Ready to Build Several Building Sites with Views Prime Big Game Hunting Opportunities Panoramic Views Across the Black Hills Investment, Recreational, and Legacy Potential________________________________________Opportunities like this rarely surface in the Black Hills. This is a property that speaks to the spirit of the West, wild, historic, untamed, and yet full of promise. Whether you're drawn by its gold-mining history, outdoor beauty, or investment potential, this land offers more than acreage; it offers a story, a future, and a place to call your own in one of the most iconic regions in the country. Private showings available by appointment. Dont miss the chance to own one of the most unique and storied properties to come available near Deadwood in decades.

Welcome to Bear Ridge Haven, a legacy 40 acre estate just outside of Spearfish offering a rare combination of luxury living, agricultural productivity, and classic Black Hills vistas. Bear Ridge Haven is a Black Hills paradise anchored by a 6,536 square foot custom home on an improved, landscaped bench offering privacy and outstanding views. Land Bear Ridge Haven is made up of 40 acres located in the coveted Black Hills just 11 miles west of the town of Spearfish and an hour from Rapid City. The property is a blend of Pine and Spruce surrounding a meadow, and views that encompass the Black Hills, Bear Lodge Mountains and Crow Peak to the east . Elevation falls away to the east toward the interior canyon country of the adjoining parcel, which means the residence sits above and apart from the operational ground rather than beside it. Terrain across the parcel runs from level improved bench at the home site to open pasture and meadow, with tree belts breaking the prevailing wind and rocky outcroppings typical of the country where the Black Hills meet the surrounding prairie. The property is well-kept, and the hayfield is managed appropriately to produce forage crops and attract the multitude of wildlife that exists there, including whitetail deer and elk. Bear Ridge Haven is an easy-to-own property with impressive improvements in proximity to Spearfish, Rapid City, and the lively aspects of these desirable Black Hills communities, yet far enough away to find solitude in a highly sought-after area. Bear Ridge Haven is a basecamp for adventure. Encapsulated by remarkable scenery, the adventures from the property are endless. Additionally, the vibrant communities of Spearfish and Rapid City are conveniently located for owners to enjoy the multitude of entertainment, shopping, fine dining experiences, and air travel to and from the area. This is a simple place to own and enjoy, with serviceable off-site maintenance services available. The location is quiet, and with many years applied toward its current, beautifully maintained status, a new owner can step in and immediately enjoy everything that the property has to offer. Improvements Main House 6360 Sq. Ft. Built 2000 Three king suites Redwood deck on the full south and east elevations Locally Built in 2000 and finished with oversized old-fashioned pine baseboards and molding throughout. A 10 foot wide redwood deck wraps the entire south and east sides. Square footage per the young appraisal. Main floor -- 2,820 sq. ft. Grand room. Hickory hardwood floors, large closet, and a native stone propane fireplace built from limestone harvested on the property. Kitchen and dining. Ash and hickory hardwood floors, new appliances, pine dining table seating eight, matching pine china case, and two doors onto the redwood deck. Master king suite. Carpet three years old, double sinks, large walk-in closet, a second native stone propane fireplace, and private deck access. Guest king suite. Hickory hardwood, double sinks, double showers, and a claw-foot tub. Medium walk-in closet. Pine dresser and nightstands matching the dining room and master. Guest bath. Modern replica pull-chain wall water-closet and sink. Mud room. Deck access and laundry. Second floor -- 720 sq. ft. Two-room carpeted office with a full bath (toilet, sink, and plank-floor shower) and two closets The large room can be split to create two or three bedrooms on this floor, with the existing closets becoming walk-ins Lower level -- 2,148 sq. ft. A walk-out daylight basement finished to the same standard as the main floor -- which is what makes the house work as two independent living quarters when the whole family descends. Second kitchen and dining area with newer appliances; tile floors through the kitchen, hallways, laundry, and exercise room. Carpeted sitting room opening to the walk-out. Guest king bedroom with double sinks, double showers, and two large carpeted walk-in closets. Temperature-controlled wine room with capacity for more than 500 bottles. Most of the current cellar conveys with the property. Attached two-car garage -- 672 sq. ft. Heated, with floor drains and individual overhead doors. Main house outbuildings Steel ATV shed adjacent to the garage, 12 36 and three-sided, with a 12 12 fully enclosed portion -- heated, two windows, walk-in door, and linoleum floor Custom concrete root cellar, roughly 10 24, with 6-inch reinforced walls, floor drain, two upright freezers, and shelving along both long walls Storage shed serving several freezers, with a concrete walk down to the lower level of the house Recreation From hiking, biking, climbing, skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoeing, the Black Hills National Forest offers recreation activities for all ages, stages and interests. Within a 15-mile radius of the property, residents have easy access to three main recreational areas: Spearfish Canyon, Big Hill and Crow Peak. Specialized campgrounds, accessible recreation opportunities and a system of trails connecting communities, showcase the Black Hills National Forest that provides user friendly access to year round family activities. Together, the attractive features of the Black Hills National Forest, Custer State Park, and area National Parks, Memorials, and Monuments are the foundation for the local recreation economies. TheBlack Hills National Forestcovers more than 1.2 million acres in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming, with activities for just about anyone who likes to spend time outdoors. Known as an Island in the Plains, the hills rise out of the prairie creating a variety of terrain for activities ranging from mountain biking to rock climbing to hiking. Off-road enthusiasts will love exploring more than 600 miles of ATV trails throughout the forest that weave through canyons and gulches, across plains, and past amazing rock formations. Amid the splendid scenery of the Black Hills National Forest are 11 reservoirs, 30 campgrounds, 26 picnic areas, 2 scenic byways, 1,300 miles of streams, 13,000 acres of wilderness, 353 miles of trails, 2 ski resorts and much more. The parcel sits inside the perimeter game fence of the original compound, which has held a managed wildlife habitat under the current ownership. Resident wildlife documented on trail cameras moves across the assembled property, and the Bear Ridge Haven carries the open bench and tree belt cover that wildlife works in the mornings and evenings. The 80 acres adjoining this property to the east is available. For a buyer acquiring both parcels, the recreation program is complete: airstrip, lodge, 2 cabins, pond, and canyons on the East 80, with the residence on the West 40 as the private end of the property. Agriculture Open bench and meadow ground on the property supports hay production and seasonal grazing in the rotation established under the current ownership. Tree belts serve as windbreaks and extend the effective grazing and working season on the parcel. The scale here is a small horse operation, a few head, or a hobby hay program rather than a commercial livestock enterprise. What the parcel offers is that the supporting infrastructure already exists. Perimeter and interior fencing, the improved road and pad network, and established windbreaks are in place, which removes the capital outlay a bare land buyer would face in developing the same ground. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources In this country, water is the asset that can't be added later. Bear Ridge has two good wells, both piped to serve both tracts, with a manifold that lets either one carry the property. Deep Madison Well Approximately 800 feet deep, drilled around 2010 Has produced over 100 gallons per minute since it was drilled Pumped into a 5,000-gallon cistern -- which it fills in about 50 minutes -- and pressurized for surface use Madison-formation water -- excellent quality and highly sought after; most Black Hills towns draw from this same formation Minnelusa Well Approximately 450 feet deep, developed circa 2012 by the prior owner Deep pump installed; bottom ~60 feet of casing replaced Pumped into three 2,500-gallon cisterns and pressurized for ranch use Formerly the domestic supply and convertible back through the well manifold in an emergency Mineral and subsurface rights will be conveyed as currently held by the seller. Buyers are encouraged to complete independent mineral due diligence during the inspection and due diligence period. Timber and vegetation on the parcel run to established windbreak rows, ornamental shade species, and bearing apple trees at the residence, with native and introduced grasses across the open bench and ponderosa pine on the slopes at the parcel edges. General Operations Bear Ridge Haven has operated as the residence of a private family compound, and it is turnkey in the literal sense. Roads, pads, fencing, water service, landscaping, and outbuildings are all in place and functioning. A buyer takes possession of a working residential property on day one with no infrastructure to stand up. Region & Climate The Black Hills of western South Dakota are a forested uplift rising out of the northern plains, producing a temperate semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm, with daytime highs typically in the seventies and eighties. Winters are cold with periodic snow, moderated somewhat in the foothill transition zone where this property sits. Annual precipitation in the region averages in the high teens to low twenties of inches, with the heaviest moisture arriving as spring rain and seasonal thunderstorms. Elevation, aspect, and timber cover combine to produce microclimates across the ground that support the diversity of habitat and agricultural use present on the property. The surrounding region is one of the premier recreational corridors in the northern plains. Spearfish Canyon, Custer State Park, Mount Rushmore National Memorial

Dreaming of owning a piece of the Black Hills where you can enjoy acreage, live water, open ground, trees, and a cabin while remaining close to town? Properties offering this combination of features and proximity to Spearfish are not commonly available. Located on Moller Road in Lawrence County, this approximately 47 +/-acre property provides a versatile opportunity for residential, agricultural, recreational, and hunting uses. The property includes a 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabin that provides an existing residence surrounded by the landscape of the northern Black Hills and views of Crow Peak. Whether used as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, hunting base, or starting point for future improvements, the cabin gives the property an established place to live and enjoy the acreage. One of the defining features of the property is the live stream that runs through the land. The combination of flowing water, wooded draws, open ground, and natural cover creates varied habitat across the property. The land includes approximately 15 acres of hay ground, providing usable open acreage for agricultural purposes, livestock, or hay production. The property is also partially fenced and includes an outbuilding that can be used for livestock operations and additional storage space. For those interested in hunting and outdoor recreation, the property's combination of timber, draws, water, and open ground provides habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkey. The varied terrain offers natural travel corridors and cover, while the live stream adds another important habitat feature. The property is zoned Agriculture and offers the potential for an additional residence. This provides flexibility for future development and allows the property to accommodate two full-time residences if permitted under current regulations. Buyers should contact Lawrence County to independently verify zoning, building requirements, allowable uses, and utility requirements. The agricultural zoning and existing outbuilding also provide flexibility for horses, livestock, hay production, gardening, or other small agricultural operations, subject to applicable regulations. The combination of usable hay ground, partial fencing, livestock stalls, water, and open space gives the property several potential uses without requiring the buyer to start entirely from scratch. Access is provided by Moller Road, a county-maintained road. The property is approximately 15 minutes from Spearfish, giving residents access to the community while maintaining a rural setting. The property also offers views toward Crow Peak and the surrounding Black Hills terrain. Another notable feature is NO Covenants and NO HOA. This provides additional flexibility compared with many properties in close proximity to Spearfish, although all uses remain subject to applicable county, state, and federal regulations. For buyers looking for acreage in the Black Hills with an existing cabin, live water, hay ground, hunting habitat, agricultural zoning, and proximity to Spearfish, this property brings together several features that are difficult to find in one parcel. The combination of approximately 15 acres, a residence, an outbuilding, a stream, open ground, wooded draws, and development potential creates a property with multiple possibilities for its next owner. Property Highlights:Approximately 47 acres in Lawrence County, South Dakota3-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabinLive stream runs through the propertyApproximately 15 acres of hay groundOutbuilding with livestock stalls and additional storagePartial fencing and a private wellWhitetail deer and turkey hunting opportunitiesAgriculture zoning with potential for an additional residence, subject to county requirementsCounty-maintained Moller Road accessPrivate WellNO covenants or HOAApproximately 15 minutes from SpearfishViews toward Crow PeakSuitable for consideration of horses, livestock, hay production, and other agricultural uses, subject to applicable regulations

Check out this exceptional 45.20+/- acre commercial property located directly on Highway 85, just one mile north of Spearfish. Positioned in a rapidly expanding area of the Northern Black Hills, this property offers an outstanding opportunity for commercial development, investment, or bringing your business vision to life. Conveniently located just off interstate 90 at Exit 10, the property provides easy access and excellent connectivity for customers, employees, and future development. With its prime highway location, expansive acreage, and proximity to the growing Spearfish community, this property offers plenty of potential for a wide variety of commercial uses. Whether you're looking to establish a new business, expand an existing operation, develop commercial space, or invest in a growing market, this parcel provides the location and space to make it happen. The surrounding area continues to see growth and development, making this a great opportunity to secure a substantial piece of commercial property in one of the Black Hills' most active communities. Bring your business ideas to South Dakota and explore the possibilities this 45.20+/- acre property has to offer! Buyer is responsible for verifying all information on MLS data sheet. If utilities are in the area, it is the buyer's responsibility to verify to their satisfaction for the availability and location.

The Cutting Mine Deadwood Creek property presents a remarkable opportunity to acquire a large tract of forested acreage with aspen draws, shrubs, live water and game trails together with the original Cutting Mine base along Cutting Mine Road just outside of Lead, SD!

Discover the opportunity to own 88.90+/- acres of untouched Black Hills and with endless possibilities. This expansive property offers a rare combination of space, natural beauty, and flexibility, making it an excellent option for those looking to invest in land or explore future development opportunities. The sale includes seven individual tracts, giving the buyer the potential to keep the parcels as they are or explore the possibility of dividing it up, subject to applicable approvals and restrictions. Whether you're looking for a private retreat, recreational property, long-term investment, or future development opportunity, this acreage provides plenty of room to bring your vision to life. Utilities are located near the area, offering additional potential for future plans. With nearly 89 acres of the Black Hills land and multiple tracts included, this property provides flexibility that is hard to find. Opportunities to acquire this much lan in the Black Hills don't come along often. Explore the possibilities and envision what you could create on this remarkable piece of land. Call today for more information! Information was taken from county records, and buyer responsible for verifying all information on this MLS document. If utilities are in the area, it is the buyer's responsibility to verify to their satisfaction for the availability and location. All utility may not be located right at the lot line.

Nestled atop an iconic mountaintop in the majestic Black Hills of South Dakota, this 2 acre building site offers an unparalleled opportunity to create your dream residence or vacation getaway. Just minutes away from the vibrant downtown Deadwood, this property promises the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience, inviting you to experience the best of both worlds. This property offers the perfect canvas for your architectural masterpiece. Land Prepare to be captivated by 360-degree panoramic views that feature some of the most renowned landmarks in the area. Gaze upon the majestic Terry Peak, the spiritual Bear Butte, and the serene Orman Dam. Each view promises a unique and inspiring experience, changing with the seasons and time of day. The rear of this lot adjoins thousands of acres of BLM land, offering a serene backdrop and ensuring your view remainsunspoiled. This proximity to protected land not only guarantees privacy but also provides direct access to a vast expanse of natural beauty, ideal for hiking, wildlife observation, and embracing the great outdoors. Water and electricity are to the lot line. Recreation The Black Hills, particularly the Deadwood area, offer a wide range of recreational opportunities that attract visitors year-round. The region's diverse landscape of forests, mountains, and rivers provides a perfect setting for various outdoor activities. Here's an overview of the recreational opportunities: Hiking and Biking Trails: The Black Hills are crisscrossed with numerous trails suitable for all levels of hikers and bikers. The George S. Mickelson Trail is particularly famous, stretching over 109 miles from Deadwood to Edgemont. It's a converted rail trail that passes through forests, alongside creeks, and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Black Elk Peak: The highest point east of the Rocky Mountains, Black Elk Peak, offers a challenging hike with rewarding panoramic views at the summit. Camping The region has several campgrounds, ranging from primitive sites to more developed areas with amenities. Popular camping spots includeCuster State Park, Spearfish Canyon, and various locations within the Black Hills National Forest. Backcountry camping is also an option for those seeking solitude and a closer connection with nature. Fishing & Boating Lakes and Reservoirs: The Black Hills are dotted with lakes and reservoirs, such asPactola Lake,Sheridan Lake, andDeerfield Reservoir, where visitors can fish for trout, bass, and other species. These water bodies also offer opportunities for boating, kayaking, and paddle boarding. Streams and Rivers: The area's streams and rivers, like Spearfish Creek and Rapid Creek, are popular spots for fly fishing. Wildlife and Photography Custer State Park: A must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts, this park is home to a large herd of bison, as well as deer, elk, pronghorn, and a variety of bird species. The park's scenic drives, like theWildlife Loop Road, provide ample opportunities to observe these animals in their natural habitat. The region's diverse landscapes also make it a prime location for nature photography, with opportunities to capture everything from sweeping vistas to close-up shots of wildlife. Rock Climbing The Black Hills, with its granite spires and cliffs, is a popular destination for rock climbing. Sylvan LakeandNeedles Highwayare well-known climbing spots, offering routes for both beginners and experienced climbers. Winter Sports Snowmobiling: The Black Hills have over 350 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, winding through forests and offering beautiful winter scenery. Skiing and Snowboarding:Terry Peak Ski Areanear Deadwood is a popular destination for downhill skiing and snowboarding, with runs for all skill levels. Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing: These activities are popular in the winter months, with many trails converted for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Historical & Cultural Attractions Deadwood: The town itself is a major attraction, offering a blend of Old West history and modern entertainment. Visitors can explore historic sites like theAdams Museum,Mount Moriah Cemetery(the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane), and participate in reenactments of historic events. Gambling: Deadwood also offers a range of casinos and gaming establishments, making it a lively spot for those interested in nightlife. Scenic Drives Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway: This drive is renowned for its stunning limestone cliffs, waterfalls, and vibrant autumn colors. Needles Highway and Iron Mountain Road: These drives offer dramatic views, including the famous Needles Eye rock formation and glimpses of Mount Rushmore. Horseback Riding Many outfitters in the area offer guided horseback riding tours, allowing visitors to explore the Black Hills as the early settlers did. ATV & Off-Roading The Black Hills National Forest offers numerous trails and roads open to ATV and off-road vehicle use, providing an adventurous way to explore the region's rugged terrain. Caving The Black Hills are home to several caves, includingJewel Cave National MonumentandWind Cave National Park. These caves offer guided tours that explore their intricate formations and underground passages. These diverse recreational opportunities make the Black Hills and the Deadwood area a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure seekers alike. Region & Climate The climate of the Black Hills, including the Deadwood area, is generally classified as a continental climate, but it is also influenced by the elevation and forested environment. Here's a breakdown of the climate characteristics: Seasons: The Black Hills experience all four seasons distinctly. Winters are cold and can be snowy, especially at higher elevations. Snowfall in Deadwood is common from late fall through early spring. Summers are warm, with temperatures typically ranging from the mid-70s to low 80sF (24-28C), though cooler temperatures prevail at higher elevations. Precipitation: The Black Hills receive more precipitation than the surrounding plains, due to orographic lift (where moist air is forced upward by the terrain, cooling and releasing moisture as rain or snow). Deadwood receives an average of about 28 inches (71 cm) of precipitation annually, with the majority falling as snow in the winter and rain in the spring and summer. Temperature: Due to the elevation (Deadwood sits around 4,500 feet or 1,370 meters above sea level), temperatures can be cooler compared to the surrounding plains. Winter temperatures often dip below freezing, while summer temperatures are mild to warm. Microclimates: The varied topography of the Black Hills creates numerous microclimates. Valleys and sheltered areas like Deadwood might experience milder conditions, while exposed peaks and ridges can be significantly cooler and windier. History The history of the Black Hills and the Deadwood area is rich and deeply intertwined with the cultural, economic, and social developments of the American West. Understanding this history provides valuable context for anyone considering making this unique region their home. Indigenous Heritage Lakota Sioux: The Black Hills, known as Paha Sapa in Lakota, hold profound spiritual significance to the Lakota Sioux people. The area was considered sacred, with the Lakota believing it to be the center of their universe. The Black Hills were used for ceremonial purposes and were central to the cultural identity of the Lakota. The Gold Rush and Settlement Gold Discovery (1874): The discovery of gold in the Black Hills by the Custer Expedition in 1874 triggered a rush of miners and settlers to the area, despite it being designated as Sioux land. This influx led to the establishment of towns like Deadwood and Lead. Deadwood's Founding (1876): Deadwood became a boomtown almost overnight, attracting thousands of fortune seekers. The town quickly developed a reputation for lawlessness, with famous figures like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Seth Bullock becoming part of its storied past. Wild Bill Hickok, famously shot while holding a hand of aces and eights, is buried in Deadwood's Mount Moriah Cemetery, along with other notable historical figures. Economic and Cultural Development Mining Industry: The initial gold rush gave way to more structured mining operations, with the Homestake Mine in Lead becoming one of the world's largest and most productive gold mines. The mine operated for over a century, contributing significantly to the local economy and shaping the development of the surrounding communities. Frontier Culture: The early days of Deadwood were marked by a blend of rugged frontier life and rapid development. Saloons, gambling halls, and brothels were common, giving the town its wild reputation. Over time, efforts were made to bring order to the town, with the establishment of law enforcement and civic institutions. Modern Times Preservation: As the mining boom waned, Deadwood transformed into a hub for tourism and historical preservation. In 1989, gambling was legalized in Deadwood, leading to a revitalization of the town and the preservation of many historic buildings. Tourism and Heritage: Today, Deadwood is a National Historic Landmark District, preserving its Wild West heritage while offering modern amenities and attractions. The town's rich history is a focal point for tourism, with numerous museums, historic sites, and reenactments drawing visitors from around the world. The Black Hills Today Community and Culture: The Black Hills region, including Deadwood, has a strong sense of community. Residents often embrace the area's history and natural beauty, with a lifestyle that balances modern conveniences with a connection to the outdoors and a deep appreciation for the local heritage. Education and Healthcare: The area has access to quality education and heal

Check out Lot 20 and its awesome 5.70 acres of trees and sloping meadow showcasing Bear Butte views! The lot's got plenty of room and a gentle slope. That way, you can soak in the amazing surroundings. Nature lovers, you're in for a treat! Whether you're thinking of a forever home or a weekend escape, this place is a solid choice. Conveniently located 15-20 minutes to Spearfish or Sturgis South Dakota. Private air services and commercial flights available in Rapid City. Several lots share similar views of the Black Hills and overlooking the plains to the East. This one certainly has them! Light covenants protect your investment and permit bardominium type building. Property Type: Residential Lots & Land Sub Type: Residential Lot/Acreage Listing Status: Active County/Area: Lawrence County Zip Code: 57793 Subdivision/Neighborhood: Dakota Highland Estates Lot Size: 5.70 Acres View: Yes, See Type Of Lot, Hills,Trees Area: Northern Hills Electricity: Butte Company Gas: Mdu Land Description: Partially Wooded Road Surface: Gravel Topography: Rolling Type Of Lot: Building Site, Hills/Wooded, Rolling, Solar Potential, Southern Exposure, View Property Visibility: Not Applicable Water: Shared (Well) Copyright 2025 Mt. Rushmore Area Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Discover an incredible horse property offering 15.8+/- acres with a massive 19,000+ SQFT horse arena and everything you need to support your equestrian needs! This unique property provides ample space, versatility, and established amenities, making it an exceptional opportunity for horse enthusiasts, trainers, or those looking for a one-of-a-kind property. The impressive arena includes comfortable living quarters featuring 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, an open living area, and a kitchen. You'll also find a spacious tack room and two additional bathrooms, making the facility well-suited for both daily use and hosting events or activities. Outside, the property features four shelters, a hay shed, and several additional utility buildings, providing plenty of storage and functional space for horses, equipment, and supplies. With its expansive acreage and extensive improvements, this property is ready to accommodate a wide variety of equestrian needs. Whether you're looking to expand your horse operation, create and equestrian training facility, or simply enjoy the lifestyle you've always dreamed of, this property offers an incredible foundation. Come take a look and experience all this exceptional horse property has to offer! Buyer is responsible for verifying all information on data sheet.

Paradise Acres IV is ready and has multiple lots available for your next home or getaway cabin. The views from this neighborhood are awesome! The lots range from 2-5 acres and have scattered trees, utilities nearby, and convenient access to the towns & activities of the Northern Black Hills. Photos are of the general Paradise Acres IV area and may not be of this exact lot. Developer has stated that they prefer/request $10,000 of Earnest Money with each offer/sale. Lot sizes and sales are contingent on Seller being able to finalize and record final plat. Sizes may fluctuate/vary upon final platting process. Sale is contingent on the seller being able to provide utilities to the lot vicinity and will be nearby in the road or utility ROW. The sale is contingent on the seller being able to bring a watermain from an existing segment, rather than completing the entire loop. On the prelim plat all lot sizes are subject to change until plat is final. All information, measurements, and property outlines are based on county records. Buyer responsible for verifying all information on this MLS. Estimated closing dates aiming to be within 30 days of the plats being finalized.

Take a look at Lot 16an 5.37-acre property surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, this peaceful retreat is ideal for a forever home or a weekend escape. The lot features excellent building sites nestled among the trees, offering both privacy and charm. Just 15-20 minutes from Spearfish and Sturgis, Dakota Highland Estates provides essential utilities like electricity, fiber, and natural gas, while also allowing horses and barndominiums. Come explore and see it for yourself! Property Type: Residential Lots & Land Sub Type: Residential Single Family Listing Status: Active County/Area: Lawrence County Zip Code: 57793 Subdivision/Neighborhood: Dakota Highland Estates Lot Size: 5.37 Acres Access: Private Electric-Location: To Lot Land Description: Part Wooded, Meadow, Platted, Single Family Residential, Outside City Limits Lot Description: Cul-De-Sac Lot, Meadow, Partially Wooded Road Surface: Gravel Subdivision Y/N: Yes Topography: Rolling Type Lot: Building Site Utilities-Electric: Butte Utilities-Gas: Gas To Property, Mdu Utilities-Water: Shared Well Copyright 2025 Mt. Rushmore Area Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

The sky is the limit with this 231.68-acre property south of Deadwood & Lead. Privacy or development potential- the choice is yours. The property has many beautiful vantage points with several ideal building sites scattered throughout the property. Power is nearby - buyer to verify to their own satisfaction. Information was taken from county records, and buyer responsible for verifying all information. If utilities are in the area, it is the buyer's responsibility to verify to their satisfaction for the availability and location. Full & final legal description to be determined by Title. Map is approximate, buyer responsibility to verify information.

This 2.57 +/- acre parcel is located in Aventure Estates along Terry Peak Summit Road in Lawrence County, South Dakota. The property sits in the northern Black Hills between the communities of Lead and Spearfish Canyon, offering convenient access to year-round outdoor recreation while remaining accessible via a county-maintained road. The lot features a mix of open ground and mature trees, providing natural cover and varied terrain. The setting allows for privacy while still maintaining proximity to nearby services and recreation areas. The parcel is identified as a buildable lot, making it suitable for residential or recreational use, subject to county and subdivision regulations. Utilities are available nearby, reducing the need for extended utility runs. Terry Peak Summit Road provides reliable access throughout much of the year, with county maintenance contributing to ease of travel during seasonal weather conditions. The property is located near Terry Peak Ski Area, with access to skiing and snowboarding during the winter months. In warmer seasons, the surrounding area supports hiking, mountain biking, camping, and access to nearby creeks for fishing. Snowmobiling and ATV routes are also common in the area, contributing to four-season recreational use. A short walk from the lot leads toward the tower area, where elevated terrain provides expansive views across the Black Hills landscape. The elevation and positioning of the property contribute to long-range sightlines without altering the natural character of the lot. Nearby communities include Lead, approximately 5 miles away, and Deadwood, approximately 8 miles away. Spearfish is located roughly 14 miles to the north, offering additional services, shopping, and dining options. Rapid City is approximately 45 miles southeast and provides access to regional healthcare, airports, and larger commercial centers. This property offers a manageable acreage size for those seeking a recreational parcel or future building site in a well-established Black Hills location. The combination of county road access, nearby utilities, and proximity to public recreation areas makes this parcel a practical option for a variety of permitted uses. All information is deemed reliable but should be verified by the buyer. Any intended use should be confirmed with Lawrence County and Aventure Estates guidelines prior to purchase.

Located in the Evans Addition neighborhood of Spearfish, South Dakota, this well-maintained residential property offers functional living space, recent updates, and convenient access to local amenities. Situated just minutes from downtown Spearfish, the home combines practical features with flexible indoor and outdoor living areas. NO HOA, NO COVENANTS. The property includes 4 bedrooms plus 1 non-conforming bedroom and 3.5 bathrooms, providing multiple options for household needs, guests, office space, hobbies, or storage. The layout is designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The main level features a cozy fireplace that serves as a focal point in the living area, along with stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. The floor plan allows for smooth flow between the kitchen, dining, and living spaces, creating an inviting setting for daily use and gatherings. Several recent updates have been completed, including luxury vinyl tile flooring installed in 2023 and brand-new basement flooring completed in 2026. These improvements contribute to the homes clean and updated appearance while supporting ease of maintenance. Outdoor improvements add additional functionality and enjoyment to the property. A new deck, covered patio, and pergola provide multiple spaces for outdoor seating, dining, or entertaining. The fully fenced backyard offers room for recreation, pets, gardening, or an outdoor kitchen setup. A lawn sprinkler system helps support convenient yard maintenance during the growing season. The home is also noted for its efficient operation, contributing to manageable utility usage throughout the year. Additional features include a 2-stall attached garage, additional parking pad next to the garage, established landscaping and new landscaping in the backyard, and ample indoor and outdoor storage opportunities. An additional benefit of this property is the absence of homeowners' association requirements and covenants, offering flexibility for property use within local regulations. Nearby communities and destinations include: Downtown Spearfish, SD: approximately 2 miles Black Hills State University: approximately 3 miles Sturgis, SD: approximately 20 miles Deadwood, SD: approximately 15 miles Rapid City, SD: approximately 50 miles This property offers convenient access to schools, shopping, dining, recreation, and the outdoor opportunities found throughout the northern Black Hills region. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Ashley Kurtenbach with Whitetail Properties at 605-201-9333.

Vacant Corner Lot in Boulder Canyon - Black Hills, South Dakota. Nestled in the scenic beauty of the Black Hills, this prime vacant corner lot offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home in a prestigious mountain and golf course community. Located in the heart of Boulder Canyon, this property is part of a newer development that seamlessly blends modern convenience with the tranquility of nature.Property FeaturesPrime Location: Situated on a corner, the lot boasts elevated views overlooking parts of the community, the golf course, and the stunning Black Hills landscape. It is a 10-minute drive to Deadwood or Sturgis.Utilities: Fully equipped with water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, and fiber optics, making it ready for immediate development. Community Amenities: o Close proximity to the golf course, offering an exceptional lifestyle for golf enthusiasts.Access to hiking, biking, and other outdoor activities in the surrounding Black Hills National Forest.HOA: Managed by a Homeowners Association with annual fees of $575, ensuring the community's upkeep and adherence to established covenants for quality and harmony. Highlights Size and Orientation: The corner lot provides extra flexibility for designing your home and landscaping.Peaceful Living: Enjoy the serenity of mountain living while being conveniently located near key amenities and local attractions.Investment Opportunity: With its ideal location and utilities in place, this lot is perfect for building a personal residence, a vacation home, or as an investment property in one of the Black Hills' desirable areas.Dont miss this chance to secure a piece of paradise in Boulder Canyon. Whether you're drawn by the allure of mountain living, the proximity to golfing, or simply the desire for a peaceful retreat, this property has it all. Apple Springs at Boulder Canyon is a secluded 250+ acre property bordered by national forest lands and The Boulder Canyon Golf Club. This mountainous resort community offers everything from low-maintenance homesites to private estate lots. With each property, enjoy city-like services, welcoming neighbors, and a location minutes from Deadwood and Sturgis. Contact me today to claim this piece of property!

This 0.42-acre parcel is located on Wildberger Road within the Apple Springs Subdivision in Lawrence County, South Dakota. The subdivision sits in Boulder Canyon between Deadwood and Sturgis along South Dakota Highway 14A, placing the property in a region with access to area recreation, services, and transportation routes.Access to the lot is via maintained asphalt roads. Utilities, including electricity, water, and other connections, are available to the property line consistent with community infrastructure in the subdivision. The parcels rolling terrain offers a range of potential site positions for construction. Toward the rear of the lot, trees provide a natural backdrop, establishing a defined edge along the back boundary of the property.This acreage is situated within a planned community. The area adjacent to Apple Springs includes golf and recreational amenities at The Boulder Canyon Golf Club.Lawrence County is in the western part of South Dakota within the Black Hills region and includes a mix of residential properties, recreation lands, and open spaces. The Boulder Canyon area offers access to the Black Hills National Forest, state highways and nearby towns. Buyers valuing proximity to Deadwood and Sturgis will find this location situated between these points. Boulder Canyon itself is roughly 6 miles from Sturgis to the northeast and 7 miles from Deadwood to the west along Highway 14A. These towns offer year-round services, including retail, dining, medical and cultural amenities. The Rapid City Regional Airport, to the southeast, is a regional transportation hub offering commercial flights.

This nearly 1-acre lot is located within the Apple Springs Development in Lawrence County, South Dakota. The property is situated between the historic communities of Sturgis and Deadwood, offering a combination of usable land, natural cover, and established access. The lot is buildable and positioned on a private cul-de-sac, providing limited through traffic and a quieter setting compared to the main road frontage.The terrain consists of gently sloping ground with mature timber on the lot, and road frontage that allows for a number of different types of homes to be built. The presence of trees provides natural screening, seasonal shade, and visual interest, while still allowing for flexibility in site placement and design. The parcel's size offers room for a residence, outbuildings (where permitted), and outdoor use, while maintaining separation from neighboring properties.Utilities are readily available within the development, allowing for efficient connection when planning construction. Road access is well-established, making year-round entry practical for both residential and recreational purposes. The lots location offers convenient travel to surrounding Black Hills communities while remaining set back from heavier traffic corridors.The Apple Springs Development is situated near the Boulder Canyon Golf Course, with a new clubhouse planned in the area. This proximity adds an additional nearby amenity while maintaining the primary focus on land ownership and location. The surrounding area is known for its rolling Black Hills terrain, timbered landscapes, and proximity to public land and outdoor recreation opportunities.This property is suitable for a variety of uses consistent with local zoning and covenants, including residential construction or recreational ownership. The parcels manageable size makes it attractive for those seeking a low-maintenance lot while still enjoying the benefits of the northern Black Hills setting and access.The location provides convenient proximity to several established towns. Sturgis is approximately 10 miles away and offers shopping, services, and year-round community amenities. Deadwood is roughly 6 miles away and provides dining, entertainment, and historical attractions. Spearfish is located approximately 12 miles away and is home to Spearfish Canyon, healthcare services, and additional retail options. Rapid City is approximately 35 miles away and serves as a regional hub with an airport, major medical facilities, and expanded commercial services.This Apple Springs lot presents an opportunity to own land in a well-located Black Hills development with utilities available, established access, and natural timber cover. The combination of location, buildability, and surrounding infrastructure makes it a practical option for buyers seeking land ownership between two of western South Dakotas most recognized communities.