1238 JUNEAU DR, Box Elder, SD, 57719

$390,900 For Sale

Property details

Price: $390,900
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Square feet: 2,040
Lot size: 0.15 acres
Year built: 2018
Garage: 2
Property type: Single Family
MLS number: 90057
Status: For Sale

About this property

Listed by Henry Ulrich, Ascend Realty, 605-490-2040. This is the kind of floor plan that earns every square foot. With 2,040 finished sq ft, 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, 1238 Juneau Drive gives you room to spread out without wasting space. Vaulted ceilings open up the main living area, while tinted windows provide added privacy and comfort, helping reduce glare and heat without sacrificing natural light. The kitchen flows easily into the dining and living spaces, keeping everything connected for everyday life and entertaining. Two bedrooms, including the primary suite, are on the main level, while the fully finished walkout basement adds two more bedrooms and a generous 22x20 family room with plenty of space for movies, games, guests or a home gym. Outside, you’ll find a deck, sprinkler system, storage shed and hot tub hookups ready for your own backyard retreat. Add an attached 2-car garage, central air and walk-in closets, then top it off with convenient access to Ellsworth AFB, Rapid City, The Monument and everything the Black Hills has to offer.

Living here

Welcome to the lifestyle that strikes the perfect balance between practicality and adventure. Your commute to Ellsworth Air Force Base is refreshingly brief, keeping work and home pleasantly separate. Daily necessities and quality schools are within reach, yet you won't feel squeezed into a crowded suburban grid. This neighborhood honors a quieter rhythm of life, where you can actually hear yourself think. Need to venture to Rapid City for entertainment or bigger-city amenities? I-90 access means you're only 15 minutes away from urban excitement whenever you want it. It's the best of both worlds: peaceful living with an easy escape route.

The area

Welcome to the vast, wind-swept beauty of the high plains, where the landscape stretches out in all directions at an elevation of roughly 3,200 feet. The light here has a clarity that city dwellers spend years chasing in mountain vacations. Late afternoon brings golden hour that lasts for hours, casting long shadows across grasslands that seem to go on forever. Step outside and what greets you isn't the constant white noise of traffic, but something rarer: the subtle symphony of wind through grass, occasional wildlife calls at dusk, and the deeply satisfying sound of nothing much at all. This area embodies authentic rural charm without feeling forgotten or remote. You're living on a working landscape with real character, where neighbors tend to be self-reliant and genuinely community-minded. It's the kind of place where kids can roam outdoors safely and where a wider perspective on life seems to come naturally.