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SALE PENDING – 640 Acres | Hand County, South Dakota

Opportunities like this rarely come along in East River South Dakota grass country. This offering includes four quarter sections totaling approximately 640 acres of quality pastureland located in Hand County.

The property is available for immediate use, allowing a buyer to turn cattle out this spring or utilize portions of the land for farming or hay production this season.

With solid grassland, good fencing, and reliable water sources, this property is well suited for cattle operations or mixed agricultural use.

Property Details:

• List Price: $3,000,000 ($4,687.50 per acre)

  SALE PENDING – NO LONGER AVAILABLE  

• Taxes: $7,272.08
  (Parcel-level tax breakdown available upon request)

Property Highlights

Immediate Use
The land is available for grazing or farming immediately for the upcoming season.

Quality Grassland
Strong East River pastureland suitable for cattle operations with potential for mixed agricultural use.

Fencing 
Fencing appears to be in good working condition.

Hay Production
A portion of the quarter located in Section 3 includes established hay ground, providing additional feed production potential.

Flexible Agricultural Use
While primarily suited for grazing, many portions of the property may also appeal to operators interested in farming.

Conservation Income Potential

Grassland Easement Opportunity
The parcels are currently not encumbered by a Grassland Easement, presenting a significant opportunity for a buyer to potentially place a conservation easement on the property while continuing to graze livestock.

According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, these parcels are considered high priority for Grassland Easement programs, which could generate substantial conservation payments while maintaining the land in grazing use.

Wetland Easement Potential
There is an existing wetland easement located on the north portion of the Section 3 quarter. The remaining parcels are not encumbered by wetland easements, which may provide additional opportunities for conservation income.