210 N 2ND, Piedmont, SD, 57769

$400,000 For Sale

Property details

Price: $400,000
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Square feet: 1,372
Lot size: 0.51 acres
Year built: 1907
Garage: 3
Property type: Single Family
MLS number: Temp-77255
Status: For Sale

About this property

This is the kind of property that makes you want to slow down a little. Set on just over half an acre in the heart of Piedmont, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home blends that classic farmhouse feel with the kind of practical features that are getting harder and harder to find. Everything is on one level, including the laundry, and the 10' ceilings give the home an open, airy feel without losing the warmth and character that makes an older home special.

Inside, the layout flows comfortably from the living room into the dining area and kitchen, with plenty of natural light and a relaxed, lived-in feel. The primary bedroom has its own bath and walk-in closet, while two additional bedrooms give you space for family, guests, an office or whatever life throws at you. Covered outdoor areas extend the living space outside and give you a place to sit back with coffee in the morning or unwind at the end of the day.

And then there’s the garage. Calling it a garage almost undersells it. The detached 3-car shop measures approximately 36x40, giving you an enormous amount of room for vehicles, tools, motorcycles, side-by-sides, hobbies, storage or a full-blown workshop. It’s the kind of space people usually spend years wishing they had.

The .51-acre lot gives you room to actually use your property. Bring the chickens, put in the garden, build out your outdoor space and enjoy having some breathing room while still being right in town. The home is connected to city water and has a private septic system, but there’s also a functioning private well that can be used to water the garden and landscaping. That means you can keep things green without feeling like every tomato plant is personally attacking your water bill.

Location is another big win. The property sits directly across from Piedmont School on paved streets, with new sidewalk improvements going in now. You get the convenience of an in-town location without giving up the yard, garden space or shop that usually comes with living farther out.

If you’ve been looking for one-level living, farmhouse character, a little land and a truly oversized shop, this one checks a combination of boxes that doesn’t come along very often.

Listed by Henry Ulrich at Ascend Realty, 605-490-2040.

Living here

Located in the heart of Piedmont directly across from Piedmont School, this property offers a small-town setting with convenient access to everything the community has to offer. The neighborhood features paved streets, with new sidewalk improvements currently being installed, making the area even more walkable. The half-acre setting provides more space than you typically find with an in-town property, giving you room for a garden, chickens and outdoor living while still keeping you close to school, local amenities and quick access out of town. The property is served by city water with private septic and also includes a functioning private well for outdoor watering.

The area

Out here, Piedmont sits at about 3,300 feet above sea level, right where the prairie starts to ripple into the Black Hills. You step outside, and it's not some manufactured quiet; it’s the kind of hush where you can actually hear the wind rustle through the rolling hills. The light here, especially as the sun dips towards the western peaks, paints the landscape in golds and deep purples that still catch me off guard, even after all these years. It's a real place, with real dust and real sunsets.

Living here means you're really living in the Black Hills, whether you realize it or not. The outdoor life is huge. You’ve got direct access to the Black Hills National Forest for trails and exploring, and Dalton Lake is just around the corner for fishing or a quiet paddle. Elk Creek runs right through town, another fishing spot. When summer hits, this place buzzes. Everyone gears up for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, which brings a whole different kind of energy, and then there are the cooler temps and foliage of fall. It’s a town that’s definitely growing, attracting folks who want that small-town feel but still commute to Rapid City or Sturgis for work. The pace is generally relaxed, but never boring.

For getting around, you’re looking at a town with a strong sense of community. There are no specific local businesses to shout out here, but for daily needs, you’ll find what you need nearby. The local school district serves the area, and there’s a city park for the kids to run around in. When you need to head out, the main thoroughfares connect you easily to bigger towns and the region's main attractions.