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Discover the untamed spirit of the west on Buffalo Ranch Estates, a breathtaking 120 acre masterpiece carved from the legendary Frawley Ranch in Spearfish, South Dakota. Nestled in Lawrence County, this prime parcel once roamed by Buffalo, is a perfect luxury horse estate or cozy cattle haven for the elite. Picture your private ranch retreat within 2 miles of the Spearfish city limits. Don't miss this slice of South Dakota soul.Nestled in the heart of Centennial Valley, this 120 acre parcel hosts a variety of habitats including rolling hills, a pre built pond dam structure and old dry creek beds.  Lawrence Counties future plan has green-lit five acre splits, so either build a historic horse cattle estate or subdivide to sell off premium lots. Endless sky, killer soil- pure gold for horse enthusiast  or developers looking for investment opportunity. The east side property line was updated with a fence that keeps the buffalo out from Frawley ranch.  Around forty- five acres were cleared of rock and hayed this year for the first time in decades. The dry pond was dug out and is in the middle of construction for holding water when a well is dug. These rolling acres are perfect for riding dirt bike or side by sides with family and friends. This fantastic development oppportunity, surrounded by unmatched natural beauty, has easy access to I-90 and is just minutes from Deadwood, Sturgis, and all the other recreational possibilities in the Black Hills National Forest. In 2025 cattle grazing and Hay sales provided $12,000 in income. Nestled in the northern Black Hills, Spearfish offers stunning canyon views, pine covered peaks, and four season charm. Humid continental climate: warm summers, crisp falls with fiery foliage, snowy winters perfect for outdoor activities like skiing and snowmobiling. This parcel carved from the historic 4,750 acre Frawley Ranch was one of the largest and most successful cattle ranches in western South Dakota.  The ranch was named after the Frawley family, who lived there 140 years before selling it in 2017.   Located in the beautiful Centennial Valley, the ranch was comprised of six historic homesteads that Henry Frawley, the family patriarch , gradually acquired in the late 1880s and early 1900s.  Since 1974, the Frawley Ranch has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977 by the National Park Service.

BUILT FROM A VISION - NOT A FLOOR PLAN. This one-of-a-kind custom home on 1.86 acres along Bridgestone Street reflects an extraordinary level of thought, craftsmanship, and personal design. Meticulously planned by the owner, the 6,340-square-foot residence was created to take full advantage of its setting, with expansive views toward Crow Peak, Lookout Mountain, and the peaceful valley below. From the tile roof and stucco exterior to the arched openings, custom finishes, and carefully framed outdoor spaces, every part of the home carries a sense of intention and individuality rarely found in Spearfish. The broad concrete approach, private courtyard entry, and oversized three-car garage establish an impressive arrival. Inside, the dramatic foyer immediately introduces the home’s distinctive character with soaring ceilings, clerestory windows, a statement chandelier, warm hand-finished walls, custom woodwork, tile flooring, sliding barn doors, and a striking fireplace. Unique handcrafted details continue throughout, including hand-painted tile stair risers and hand-chinked stair treads leading to the lower level, adding texture, artistry, and a true sense of craftsmanship. The main living area was designed around openness, natural light, and the surrounding views.The kitchen, dining area, and great room flow together while still feeling individually defined. The kitchen is anchored by an oversized granite island with dual sinks, extensive workspace, abundant storage, and generous seating. Custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, pendant lighting, and additional perimeter counters create a space equally suited for everyday cooking, large gatherings, and entertaining. Comfortable heated floors flow from the grand entryway, kitchen, dining area, and into the office. The adjoining great room features a linear fireplace framed by custom built-in cabinetry and floor-to-ceiling shelving. A broad wall of glass doors opens to the covered upper terrace, visually extending the living space outdoors. The nearby dining area is surrounded by large windows and offers direct terrace access, allowing the views of the valley, Crow Peak, and Lookout Mountain to become part of the room. The primary suite provides a spacious and private retreat with large windows, high ceilings, and ample room for a sitting area. A substantial walk-in closet includes custom built-in organization, while the private bathroom features dual vanities, a jetted soaking tub, cozy heated floor, and an oversized tiled walk-in shower with built-in seating. The additional bedrooms are generously proportioned, and a dedicated office provides a bright, comfortable space for remote work, study, or creative use. The walkout lower level is exceptionally spacious and designed as a complete extension of the home rather than secondary space. It includes a large family room with a second fireplace, an expansive recreation area with consistent warmth from the heated floors with room for billiards, table games, and multiple seating areas, plus extensive cabinetry, a sink, and a full-size refrigerator. Large glass doors bring in natural light and open directly to the covered lower patio. Additional bedrooms and bathrooms on this level create excellent separation and privacy for family members, guests, or multigenerational living.

This magnificent 7100 acre in northeast Wyoming is a gateway to the Blackhills National Forest. The steep rolling hills under a canopy of pines offer travel corridors and protection for Elk, Deer and Turkey. Watered valleys combined with an extension pipeline fed by an artesian well offer year around water throughout the entire ranch. Several ponds surrounded by wetlands create habitat for waterfowl and upland birds. Nestled on the original homestead lies a 17,000 square foot lodge with an open floor plan, finishes are second to none. Completed in 2007, this lodge was hand crafted onsite from Red and Norway Pine. Over 170 tons of moss rock were collected on the ranch and only the best was hand selected to be used in construction. Amenities include large bedroom suites, grand great room, movie theater, safe/panic room, private office, and dual saunas, all with custom woodwork finishes. The original buildings were restored as historically as possible, preserving the character of the past while ensuring existence for the next generation. The large barn and corals can be recognized from the old Marlboro commercials. To provide indoor storage, a new machine shed was built to complement the rustic buildings. A second home onsite can be used for a caretaker or guests. Known for its lush soil and grass production, this ranch has consistently produced large trophy Bull Elk for over 20 years. Antelope, Deer and Turkey hunting provide other opportunities along with waterfowl and upland birds. Roads have been improved to offer access to nearly all of the 7100 acres. The lower elevation of Blacktail Canyon Ranch allows for a longer growing season for the native grasses. Strict implementation of cattle grazing has been utilized to control the age of the grass while leaving abundant reserves for wildlife. This property is also tied to a 640 acre state lease and a BLM lease. Seven and half miles to the Newcastle airport. A hanger is possibly available.

The 2,238 deeded acre ranch is located about 8 miles NW of Sundance Wyoming in the Black Hills National Forest at an altitude of 5,500' about one hour W of Rapid City, SD on I 90. The name Sundance evokes images of rowdy Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid leading the wild bunch out of Wyoming on the longest stretch of bank and train robberies in history of the Old West. The name Sundance also summons up visions of Native American tribes camped at the base of nearby Sundance Mountain in the mystical Black Hills where they performed their sacred Sundance. This region is where the North American Tribal and Cowboy cultures grappled in a historic collision course. In these rolling hills covered with Ponderosa Pine, Aspen & Oak, the family has aggregated 5 ranch parcels providing the beautiful setting for their brand-new western cabin about 3,578 SF, six new hunting cabins and three new pole barn shops located strategically across the ridge lines, meadows and forests. South Miller Creek meanders through the ranch. At dawn and dusk the ranch meadows are traversed by cattle, elk and deer with Boone and Crocket class bulls and bucks, stalked by mountain lion and an occasional bear. Turkeys, upland game birds and waterfowl are common sights. The mountain meadows support about 200 cow/calf pairs, stocked through a seasonal lease with a ranch neighbor. The ranch owner has built high quality new corrals for working the cattle and for shipping. About 20 miles of mostly new fences enclose the ranch boundaries. Cattle are rotated through fenced pastures. To help disperse the cattle, 8 new stock watering tanks are distributed across the ranch supplied through about 5 miles of underground water lines. The water is pumped from a spring at the valley floor to a holding tank at the ranch high point. From that high point the water gravity flows to the strategically placed stock tanks that operate with solar panels to control the rate of water flow. Up there, Devils Tower, the Nation's first National Monument is visible about 8 miles to the NW as the raven flies. Two new shops are located in convenient locations at the North and South ends of the ranch, to support the ranch operations. Profitable timber harvest operations on the ranch have thinned the beautiful ponderosa pine forests. The dozens of high mountain meadows provide hardy high altitude grass as feed for the cattle and abundant wildlife. The mix of meadows and forest provide excellent cover for the wildlife. The ranch manager wrangles horses for cowboying, hunting and trail rides on the remarkable ranch trail network, winding about 20 miles on various routes across the ranch to the Black Hills National Forest, which offers several hundred thousand acres of recreational opportunities throughout the four enchanting ranch seasons.

New Haven Ranch is a 2,422±-acre cattle and hunting ranch northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, featuring 2,182± deeded acres and 260± acres of BLM lease. Rolling pine-covered ridges, timbered draws, native-grass pastures, TL Creek, Music Creek, a 7±-acre lake, and numerous reservoirs create exceptional wildlife habitat and productive grazing land. The ranch supports approximately 150-155 cow/calf pairs along with healthy populations of wildlife. The ranch encompasses 2,422± contiguous acres of diverse Black Hills terrain. Elevation changes create a landscape of timbered ridges, sweeping valleys, open grasslands, productive hay meadows, and sheltered creek bottoms. The diversity of the terrain is one of the ranch's defining characteristics, providing both operational functionality and exceptional wildlife habitat. Situated within the Wyoming Black Hills, the ranch is covered with healthy stands of mature Ponderosa pine, Burr oak, and other native trees that provide cover for wildlife and contribute to the property's scenic appeal. Timbered ridges and drainages create natural travel corridors, bedding areas, and protection from the elements, while open meadows and native grass pastures provide quality forage for both livestock and game. Two primary drainages, TL Creek and Music Creek, wind through the ranch, carrying seasonal water and further enhancing the property's habitat and water resources. The combination of timber, water, grass, and topographic diversity creates a landscape that supports a wide range of agricultural and recreational uses. Water is one of the ranch's standout features. Near the center of the property sits a beautiful 7±-acre lake that serves as both an outstanding fishery and an important water source for wildlife. Additional reservoirs are scattered throughout the ranch, ensuring dependable water distribution and supporting healthy populations of wildlife across the property. Whether your goal is to operate a productive cattle ranch, pursue quality hunting opportunities, or own a private retreat in the Wyoming Black Hills, New Haven Ranch offers the resources and character to do it all. The improvements at New Haven Ranch reflect the property's working heritage and are both functional and inviting. The headquarters is anchored by a spacious lodge that serves equally well as a family retreat, hunting headquarters, or ranch residence. The lodge features a large dining area designed for gathering family, friends, or hunting guests after a day spent working cattle or exploring the ranch. The home offers five bedrooms and five and one-half bathrooms, including three en-suite bathrooms, providing ample space and privacy for owners and guests alike. Comfortable and functional, the lodge is well-suited for everything from family gatherings and hunting camps to corporate retreats while maintaining the character expected of a Wyoming ranch. Three guest cabins complement the main lodge and provide additional lodging for visitors. Offering a rustic Wyoming living experience, the cabins blend naturally into the surrounding landscape while providing comfortable accommodations for family, guests, or hunting parties. Their western character and practical layout make them a natural extension of the ranch headquarters and enhance the property's ability to host larger gatherings and extended stays. Supporting improvements include a 50 x 170 Quonset that provides substantial storage for hay, equipment, and ranch supplies. Livestock facilities include a functional set of corrals and a round pen designed for efficient cattle handling. Dog kennels with an indoor shelter provide an added benefit for bird hunters, outfitters, or anyone utilizing working dogs on the ranch. The improvements are practical, well-maintained, and ready to support both ranch operations and recreational use. Also available is an additional owner's residence situated on approximately 5 acres adjacent to the ranch headquarters. The two-story home features 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, along with an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area designed for comfortable everyday living and entertaining. The property is currently being offered separately with an asking price of $350,000 and presents an excellent opportunity for additional owner, manager, or guest accommodations. New Haven Ranch offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities and is particularly known for its outstanding hunting. The combination of native grasslands, timbered ridges, secluded draws, abundant water, diverse terrain, and abundant burr oak habitat creates ideal conditions for wildlife to thrive year-round. The ranch's burr oaks produce a valuable acorn crop that serves as an important seasonal food source for deer, elk, turkeys, and numerous other wildlife species. The ranch supports healthy populations of both mule deer and white-tailed deer. Diverse habitat, reliable water sources, and quality cover create ideal conditions for deer to thrive year-round while providing excellent hunting opportunities. Elk regularly utilize the ranch throughout the year. Located in the heart of the Black Hills region, the property sits within an area well known for strong elk populations and quality hunting opportunities. Merriam's turkeys are abundant across the ranch. The combination of quality habitat, dependable water, and abundant food sources supports strong turkey numbers and consistent spring hunting opportunities. Fishing is another highlight of the property. The 7±-acre lake, along with additional ponds throughout the ranch, offers excellent fishing opportunities. The current ownership has consistently stocked these waters for many years, helping maintain healthy fish populations and creating another enjoyable aspect of ranch ownership. The combination of high-quality habitat, dependable water, diverse forage resources, and thoughtful management has created a property that supports wildlife year-round and offers recreational opportunities that rival those of many larger ranches in northeastern Wyoming.   New Haven Ranch is a well-balanced and highly functional cattle operation that has benefited from careful stewardship for more than three decades. The ranch is supported by an extensive water distribution system consisting of 15 concrete stock tanks supplied by a pipeline network that provides dependable water throughout the property. Numerous reservoirs supplement the system and help ensure consistent water availability. Cross-fencing and interior ranch roads allow for efficient rotational grazing and straightforward livestock management. The road system provides excellent access throughout the ranch and contributes significantly to operational efficiency. The ranch is rated to support approximately 130 cow/calf pairs without utilizing the hay meadows for grazing. When the hay meadows are incorporated into the grazing program, the ranch can support approximately 150-155 cow-calf pairs. As is typical throughout the region, winter feed supplementation is required. Historically, the ranch has also supported approximately 450-500 yearlings during the summer grazing season. Approximately 250 acres of improved hay meadows provide supplemental winter feed production and can also be utilized as winter pasture. Combined with the ranch's native grass resources and water infrastructure, these meadows contribute significantly to the ranch's overall productivity and carrying capacity. Water is one of the most important assets of New Haven Ranch. An extensive pipeline system supplies 15 concrete stock tanks strategically located throughout the property, ensuring reliable water distribution for livestock and wildlife even during dry years. Numerous reservoirs, ponds, the 7± acre lake, and seasonal flows within TL Creek and Music Creek further strengthen the ranch's water profile. The combination of developed water infrastructure and natural water resources contributes significantly to both the ranch's agricultural productivity and wildlife habitat. No mineral rights will transfer with the sale of the property. New Haven Ranch is an exceptional 2,422± acre cattle and hunting ranch located northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills. Consisting of 2,182± deeded acres and 260± acres of BLM lease, the ranch combines productive native grass country, dependable water resources, quality improvements, and outstanding wildlife habitat into a property that is equally suited for ranching and recreation. Rolling pine-covered ridges, timbered draws, productive hay meadows, and expansive grasslands define the landscape. Healthy stands of Ponderosa pine blanket much of the ranch, creating the rugged character that makes this region of Wyoming so desirable. Since acquiring the property in 1999, the current ownership has taken great pride in managing the ranch's grass, water, and wildlife resources. Their stewardship is evident throughout the property, which today supports approximately 150-155 cow/calf pairs while maintaining exceptional habitat for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, and Merriam's turkeys. The Hulett area experiences a classic high plains climate with four distinct seasons and wide temperature swings throughout the year. Summers are warm and pleasant, with average highs reaching approximately 85 degrees in July, while winters are cold, with temperatures averaging near 30 degrees during January and February. The Black Hills landscape receives slightly more moisture than the surrounding prairie country, contributing to the healthy Ponderosa pine forests and productive native grasslands found throughout the region. Annual precipitation averages approximately 23 inches and supports the area's hay production, livestock operations, and wildlife habitat. Winter snowfall provides valuable moisture that replenishes reservoirs, seasonal drainages, and groundwater resources heading into the spring growing season. Overall, the climate is well suited for both cattle production and year-round outdoor recreation. The region is also home to Devils Tower National Monument, whose distinctive silhouette has become one of the most recognizable landmarks in the American West. Combined with the Black Hills, abundant wildlife, and strong ranching heritage, these factors contribute to the unique character that has made northeastern Wyoming one of the most desirable areas in the region for both ranch ownership and outdoor recreation. The New Haven Ranch is rooted in one of northeastern Wyoming's historic ranching communities. Established in the early 1900s, New Haven served as a gathering place for ranch families throughout the region, centered around a general store, post office, schoolhouse, community hall, and cemetery. The general store supplied area residents with everyday necessities while also serving as the community's social hub. In 1928, the community building was constructed and became the center of local life, hosting church services, dances, weddings, funerals, holiday celebrations, and countless community events for generations. While New Haven is no longer an active town, its history remains visible in the community building, cemetery, and surrounding ranchlands, which continue to reflect the area's rich heritage and ranching traditions. These landmarks stand as reminders of the families and hard work that helped shape this corner of Wyoming. Today, New Haven Ranch carries forward that legacy, offering the opportunity to own productive ranchland steeped in the history, traditions, and enduring character of the Wyoming Black Hills. New Haven Ranch is located approximately 19 miles northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, offering an excellent combination of privacy, accessibility, and convenience. Hulett provides dining, fuel, lodging, an award-winning 18-hole golf course, and essential services while maintaining the small-town character that has long defined the Wyoming Black Hills. The ranch is approximately 23 miles from Devils Tower National Monument, one of the most iconic landmarks in the American West. Both Gillette, Wyoming, and Spearfish, South Dakota, are within a convenient driving distance of the ranch, located approximately 62 miles and 71 miles away, respectively. Together, these regional hubs provide access to medical facilities, shopping, equipment suppliers, professional services, dining, entertainment, and commercial air travel. Private air access is available through Hulett Municipal Airport, located approximately 22 miles from the ranch. The airport features a well-maintained 5,500-foot-by-75-foot runway capable of accommodating a wide variety of private aircraft. Additional commercial air service is available through Rapid City Regional Airport. Positioned in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills, New Haven Ranch offers productive ranch land, exceptional hunting, quality improvements, dependable water resources, and the privacy associated with owning a significant acreage holding in one of the region's most desirable ranching areas.

Perched above the scenic waters of Lower Lake Oahe in Hughes County, South Dakota, Chantier Creek Lodge is a thoughtfully renovated custom home that blends exceptional craftsmanship with modern comfort in one of central South Dakota's premier recreational settings. From its elevated vantage point, the property captures panoramic views stretching from the intakes to Spring Creek. Beginning in 2023, the residence underwent an extensive renovation down to the studs before being completely rebuilt with updated plumbing, electrical systems, insulation, windows, exterior doors, and a redesigned floor plan that maximizes both functionality and lake views. New free-spanning LVL floor trusses support the open-concept design, while additional improvements include an ABC Seamless HD Copper roof, oversized septic system, dedicated storm shelter, and an RV pedestal with water and electrical service. Expansive windows fill the home with natural light and showcase the surrounding landscape. A 12-foot by 66-foot composite deck spans the rear of the home, creating an inviting space for relaxing or entertaining. An extra-wide staircase and handcrafted wooden swing further enhance the outdoor living experience. Rustic character blends seamlessly with modern finishes throughout the home. Custom rebar railings accent the interior and exterior stairways, while a restored original pantry door featuring stained-glass artwork honoring the home's original builders preserves a unique piece of its history. Designed for gathering, the kitchen centers around a stunning 16-foot island topped with locally sourced South Dakota granite from Grasslands Granite. Premium appliances include a Thermador six-burner double oven with integrated griddle, counter-depth French door refrigerator, built-in drawer microwave, custom knotty alder cabinetry with soft-close hardware, and a spacious walk-in pantry with additional cabinetry and butcher block countertops. The home offers five bedrooms and three bathrooms, providing flexibility for family and guests. Four bedrooms feature twin beds that can convert into king-size configurations, while the primary suite includes a king bed and private bath with an oversized dual-head Onyx shower. A second Onyx walk-in shower, six-foot soaking tub, and laundry rooms on both levels add convenience. Loft bedrooms feature custom privacy curtains beneath vaulted ceilings finished in Black Hills beetle-kill blue pine. The upper-level living room offers premium leather power-reclining seating and a custom entertainment center crafted from reclaimed wood and a repurposed whiskey barrel. Downstairs, the family room includes additional seating, a sleeper sofa, dining space for eight, wet bar, under-counter refrigerators, and an ice maker, making it ideal for entertaining. A three-zone heating and cooling system, spray foam insulation, central air circulation, and a propane backup heater provide year-round comfort and efficiency. The property adjoins South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks land, offering convenient access to hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation. Lower Lake Oahe is renowned for exceptional fishing, boating, and year-round recreation, making this an outstanding location for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, seasonal getaway, or recreational retreat, Chantier Creek Lodge offers a rare combination of extensive renovations, custom craftsmanship, panoramic lake views, and direct access to public land in one of central South Dakota's most desirable outdoor destinations.

Located on Highway 385 with great facilities and water, this ranch offers an incredible opportunity to expand your current operation. Alliance, NE has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters. Annual precipitation averages 13 inches, while snowfall is around 19 inches per year. Summers are typically warm and dry due to the surrounding high desert terrain, whereas winters can be quite cold with temperatures often dropping below freezing. Precipitation is generally light throughout the year, with most of it coming from thunderstorms in the summer months. Winters can be especially harsh, with wind chill factors often reaching below zero degrees Fahrenheit. Despite this however, Alliance remains a great place to live with its mild climate and clear skies. Alliance, Nebraska gets 16 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Alliance averages 39 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 228 sunny days per year in Alliance.The US average is 205 sunny days.