3317 W ST CLOUD, Rapid City, SD, 57702

$315,000 For Sale

Property details

Price: $315,000
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1
Square feet: 1,499
Lot size: 0.24 acres
Year built: 1961
Garage: 1
Property type: Single Family
MLS number: Temp-77364
Status: For Sale

About this property

A single-level layout with original hardwood floors and a wood-burning fireplace anchors this 1961 Rapid City home. It's the kind of place that still has character from when things were built to last, not just look good on a screen.

The main level offers a practical setup with dedicated laundry, a combination dining room, and a kitchen that includes the refrigerator and electric range. You've got central air for the summer and natural gas forced air for the winter, with that wood-burning fireplace for extra warmth and ambiance when the snow flies.

It sits on a flat lot with a fenced backyard, giving you a solid base in a well-established neighborhood. Just off West St. Cloud, you're close to things without being right on top of them.

Living here

Living on West St. Cloud means you're just minutes from downtown Rapid City, making your daily commute straightforward. You're close to Dinosaur Park and Canyon Lake Park for outdoor access, offering easy ways to get outside. This established neighborhood provides a familiar feel, and the flat lot offers simple yard care. Daily living here is practical and convenient.

The area

This spot sits right at the edge of Rapid City’s elevation change, where the city starts its gentle climb into the Black Hills proper. You can feel the air shift slightly as you head west, and when the wind whispers through the pine needles, it's a sound that still makes me pause. In the late afternoons, the sunlight here catches the distant peaks just so, painting them in shades I never thought I’d see outside of a postcard. It’s a grounded, open kind of feel, a daily reminder of where you actually are.

Rapid City itself? It’s not some sleepy hollow; it’s a town with real gravity, largely thanks to players like Monument Health and Ellsworth Air Force Base providing solid foundations. What really gets me, though, is how much of life here revolves around the outdoors. You’ve got the Rapid Creek Trail running right through town for a quick bike ride, but then you're just a hop, skip, and a jump from places like Pactola Lake for boating or Custer State Park for wildlife spotting. The seasons dictate everything here: long, warm summers full of downtown "Summer Nights" events, followed by crisp falls with foliage that'll make you stop the car. Winters are undeniably cold, but that just means it's time for skiing and the Black Hills Stock Show. It’s a slower pace than I ever knew, deeply rooted in the land.

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