6712 Cambridge Ct., Summerset, SD, 57718

$415,000 For Sale

Property details

Price: $415,000
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Square feet: 2,116
Lot size: 0.2 acres
Year built: 2013
Garage: 2
Property type: Ranch
MLS number: Temp-52340
Status: For Sale

About this property

Some homes feel comfortable the moment you walk in, and this is one of them. The vaulted ceiling gives the main living area an open, airy feel, with the living room, dining area, and kitchen flowing naturally together. Brand-new carpet runs throughout the home, while wood-look plank flooring finishes the kitchen. The kitchen is designed for everyday living and easy entertaining, featuring pendant lighting over the island, stainless steel appliances, a tile backsplash, and counter seating. Just off the dining area, step onto the balcony and take in views across the rooftops toward the Black Hills. The primary suite is privately tucked away and includes its own bathroom and walk-in closet. The bright walkout lower level offers even more room to spread out, with a spacious recreation room that opens directly onto the patio. Two additional bedrooms are located downstairs, including one with an impressive walk-in closet that could also serve as a home office, hobby space, or gear room. Outside, enjoy grilling on the deck or relaxing around the fire pit on the patio below. The two-car garage includes 220V service and built-in shelving. Situated on a corner lot in Summerset with quick access to I-90 and an easy commute to Rapid City or Sturgis. Listed by Henry Ulrich, Ascend Realty, 605-490-2040

Living here

Cambridge Court puts you in Summerset, a few minutes from I-90 for quick trips to Rapid City or Sturgis. This spot offers a quiet neighborhood feel, practical for daily living. You're close enough to the essential services in Summerset without being in the middle of town. The property itself is low maintenance with a smaller lot. You get convenience and simplicity here.

The area

The Black Hills really start to get serious right around here, with the terrain beginning its noticeable ascent into the ponderosa pines. Five years in, and I still catch myself staring at the way the late afternoon sun filters through those tall pines, casting long shadows that dance across the valley. You step outside, and it's not the roar of traffic you hear, but the subtle whisper of the wind through the needles and maybe, just maybe, an osprey crying out from the distance. This isn't just a place to live; it's a constant, gentle reminder that you’re living right on the edge of something wild and ancient.

Summerset sits on the eastern edge of the Black Hills, tucked between Black Hawk and Piedmont along I-90, with the foothills rising just to the west. It is one of the newer communities in the Rapid City area, made up largely of well-kept subdivisions built over the last two decades, and it has grown into an incorporated city with its own police department, public works, curbside trash and recycling, and snow removal.

Everyday errands stay close to home. The Stage Stop Road area at the Piedmont exit serves as the local hub, with grocery and convenience options, restaurants, fuel, and service businesses just a few minutes away. Larger shopping, dining, and Monument Health's regional hospital are an easy drive down the interstate in Rapid City.

The commute is a strong point. Central Rapid City is roughly a dozen miles away, typically a fifteen-minute drive, while Sturgis is about the same distance in the other direction, which makes Summerset a natural middle ground for anyone working in either town. Ellsworth Air Force Base and the Rapid City airport are each about half an hour away.

Then there is the backyard. The Black Hills National Forest begins minutes from town, with Pactola Reservoir, Spearfish Canyon, Bear Butte State Park, Mount Rushmore, and Custer State Park all within a comfortable day trip, along with hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and snowmobile trails. Rally week in August brings a burst of energy to the whole corridor, and the rest of the year it settles back into the easy rhythm of a small Black Hills town with the city close at hand.

This particular spot, though, gives you that quiet feel without being out in the boonies. You’re close enough to everything in Summerset without having to deal with any of the main drag's hubbub. No specific places to name right here, but trust me, when you need to grab something or just want to pop out for a bit, you're not facing a massive trek. It really strikes that balance between feeling like you’re tucked away and knowing that convenience isn't far when you need it.