Located just outside Stockholm in Grant County, this rural property includes approximately 74.53 acres featuring a renovated home, multiple agricultural outbuildings, pasture ground, and infrastructure suited for livestock operations. The property offers space for farming, livestock management, recreation, and rural living within northeastern South Dakota. At the center of the property is a five-bedroom, three-bathroom home that has been thoughtfully updated in recent years. The main floor underwent a significant renovation in 2016, improving the layout and functionality of the living spaces while maintaining the character expected of a rural residence. The home provides ample living space with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, allowing flexibility for family living, guest accommodations, or home office use. The updates completed in 2016 modernized the kitchen, living areas, and other key spaces to support comfortable day-to-day living in a rural setting. The basement of the home includes improvements that are supported by a lifetime warranty from Blackburn Basement Systems. This warranty documents work that was completed to address the basement structure and moisture management. Improvements of this type can help maintain the condition of the home's lower level and provide additional peace of mind for future owners. Water infrastructure on the property includes both rural water service and an artesian well. Rural water provides a reliable source of potable water to the residence and farmstead, while the artesian well offers an additional water source that may be utilized for livestock or other agricultural purposes, depending on management preferences. The farmstead includes multiple outbuildings that support agricultural use. The main barn features a recently installed roof that carries a 20-year transferable warranty. This recent upgrade helps reduce near term maintenance considerations and supports continued use of the structure for livestock, storage, or agricultural operations. The barns on the property are equipped with three-phase electrical service. Three-phase power allows for the efficient operation of agricultural equipment, ventilation systems, feeding equipment, and other infrastructure commonly used in livestock facilities. Access to this level of electrical service can be valuable for producers who operate or plan to expand agricultural operations. The property holds a Class E Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation permit that allows for up to 298 animals. This permit provides flexibility for livestock production within the framework of state and local regulations. Prospective buyers should review permit details and confirm compliance requirements with the appropriate agencies. Beyond the farmstead, the approximately 90 acres include pasture and open ground suitable for livestock grazing or horses. The acreage provides room for rotational grazing, hay production, or other agricultural uses, depending on the goals of the owner. The open space also creates opportunities for outdoor recreation, such as hunting and wildlife observation. Grant County and the surrounding region feature a landscape of cropland, pasture, wetlands, and shelterbelts that support diverse wildlife habitat. Deer, upland birds, and other wildlife species are common throughout the area, offering opportunities for recreational use of the land. The property benefits from its proximity to nearby communities while maintaining a quiet rural setting. Stockholm is located a short distance away and offers a small-town environment. Larger service communities are also within a convenient drive. The property is located approximately 15 miles from Milbank, about 30 miles from Watertown, and roughly 130 miles from Sioux Falls. These communities provide access to healthcare, agricultural services, retail, and transportation corridors. With an updated home, established farm infrastructure, water resources, pasture acreage, and a livestock permit already in pl
