This 61.75 acre property is located along the Big Sioux River just south of Sioux Falls in Lincoln County, South Dakota. The tract features significant elevation changes, mature hardwood timber and extended river frontage that contributes to both recreational use and long-term land planning considerations. The topography varies throughout the property, with rolling terrain, steep ridges and low river bottom areas. These elevation changes provide multiple vantage points overlooking the river corridor and surrounding habitat. Mature hardwood timber is present throughout the property, including black walnut and white oak. The timber composition offers long-term management options, including the potential for future selective harvest depending on ownership goals. The land has been managed with wildlife habitat in mind, including food sources, cover and access routes that support mature deer populations. This area along the river corridor has earned a reputation for high-quality whitetails. An established trail system runs throughout the property, providing access to multiple areas without disrupting the landscape. The trail network connects three separate food plot locations, four hunting blind sites and key travel corridors. These features allow for efficient movement across the property for hunting, land management and general access. The property has direct frontage on the Big Sioux River, including access to an adjoining sandbar. The river corridor supports a wide range of wildlife species commonly found in the area, including whitetail deer, wild turkey and various waterfowl. Bald eagles and other native species have also been observed utilizing the river and timbered areas. The river also provides a great recreational opportunity for fishing and/or kayaking. Two building eligibilities are available on the property, offering flexibility for future residential or cabin development, subject to county zoning and permitting requirements. Building sites are positioned to take advantage of elevation and views while maintaining privacy from surrounding properties. Utilities and specific development details should be verified by the buyer. The property’s location provides a balance of privacy and accessibility. While the land offers a secluded setting along the river, it remains within close proximity to Sioux Falls and surrounding communities. The trail system, river access, and terrain make the property suitable for hunting, recreational use, wildlife observation, and long-term land ownership objectives. This tract presents a combination of river-frontage, timber resources, elevation diversity and development options that are not commonly found together in this area of Lincoln County.

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