Lot 137 Oahe Trails

Property facts

Price

$58,500

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

0.5 acres

County

Sully County

MLS #

11913063

Description

Opportunities to own a golf course lot with convenient access to both Lake Oahe and Pierre are becoming increasingly limited. This 0.50-acre property, located on the Codgers Caddy Club Golf Course in Sully County, South Dakota, offers an excellent location for those looking to build while enjoying many of central South Dakota's most sought-after recreational amenities. Situated approximately 25 miles north of Pierre, the property offers the convenience of nearby shopping, healthcare, dining, schools, and other everyday services while providing the quieter atmosphere of a growing golf course community. Whether you're considering a year-round residence or a seasonal getaway, this lot offers the flexibility to create a property that fits your lifestyle. The lot features approximately one-half acre of buildable ground with room for a custom home, garage, outdoor living space, and landscaping. Golf course frontage provides an attractive setting with maintained fairways and open views that blend naturally with the surrounding prairie landscape. Outdoor recreation is one of this property's defining features. Just minutes away, three public boat ramps provide convenient access to Lake Oahe, one of the Midwest's premier fisheries and one of the largest reservoirs in the country. Spend the day chasing trophy walleye, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and other popular game fish, or simply enjoy boating, sightseeing, and exploring the expansive shoreline along the Missouri River. When hunting season arrives, you'll find yourself surrounded by some of South Dakota's most recognized hunting country. Sully County has earned a reputation for quality pheasant hunting, while healthy populations of whitetail and mule deer provide opportunities for big game enthusiasts. The surrounding mix of cropland, grasslands, shelterbelts, and river habitat creates exceptional wildlife diversity throughout the region. The Codgers Caddy Club area continues to see steady growth as more buyers discover the combination of recreation, community, and accessibility that this location offers. New homes continue to be added within the development, contributing to a neighborhood that is steadily expanding while maintaining the relaxed pace that makes rural South Dakota appealing. Travel throughout the area is convenient thanks to established road access, and several nearby communities provide additional amenities. One of the greatest advantages of this property is the ability to enjoy multiple recreational activities without traveling long distances. A morning round of golf can easily be followed by an afternoon on Lake Oahe or an evening spent exploring the area's hunting opportunities during the appropriate seasons. Few locations in central South Dakota provide this combination of amenities within such close proximity. For buyers looking to establish a home in an expanding golf course community while remaining close to Pierre and Lake Oahe, this property presents an outstanding opportunity. The combination of location, recreational access, and buildable acreage creates a versatile property suited for a variety of residential plans. Contact the listing agent today for additional information or to schedule a private showing.

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