South Dakota fixer upper

c.1910 South Dakota Fixer Upper For Sale Under $50K – Sold

$49,900

South Dakota fixer upper for sale! Beyond the inviting foyer, you’ll find a substantial living area perfect for hosting. The oversized kitchen provides a rare opportunity for a custom redesign, offering enough square footage to accommodate a massive island or premium cabinetry. A versatile main-floor bedroom and a well-positioned full bath round out this functional and open layout.
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Realtor Comments

Opportunity awaits with this 1.5 story home full of potential! Situated on a large corner lot, this property offers great space both inside and out, making it an ideal candidate for investors or buyers looking to build equity. The main floor features a generously sized living room, a large kitchen with plenty of room for redesign, a bedroom, full bathroom, and a welcoming entryway. Upstairs, you’ll find a spacious bedroom with a landing area that could serve as a home office, reading nook, or additional flex space. Additional highlights include a stone basement, electric heat, and a 2+ stall detached garage-perfect for extra storage or workshop space. Important Note: This home is a fixer-upper and is being sold as-is. It may not qualify for certain types of financing. Bring your vision and make this property your next project!

  • 2bd
  • 1ba
  • 1,178sqft
  • 0.28 acre lot
  • Circa 1910

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821 W 3rd St, Webster, SD 57274

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended. 

Contact Realtor: 605-590-0000,

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The Pros

  • Outdoor Sportsman’s Paradise: Webster is the gateway to the Glacial Lakes region. It is surrounded by world-class fishing lakes (like Bitter Lake and Waubay Lake) known for walleye, perch, and pheasant hunting.

     

  • Highly Affordable Living: Housing in Webster is significantly below the national average. You can often find well-maintained family homes for under $200,000, and the overall cost of living is very manageable for retirees or young families.

  • No State Income Tax: As with all of South Dakota, residents enjoy 0% state income tax, which can result in significant savings compared to neighboring states like Minnesota or Iowa.

     

  • Local Healthcare Access: For a town of its size, Webster is fortunate to have the Sanford Webster Clinic and hospital, providing essential medical services and senior care without requiring a long drive to a major city.

  • Safe, Quiet Environment: Crime rates are exceptionally low. It’s the kind of place where people still leave their doors unlocked and kids can bike across town to the local pool or park without a second thought.

  • Small Business Support: The town has a surprisingly robust main street for its size, including a local grocery store, hardware shops, and several popular “bait and tackle” outfitters that thrive on the area’s tourism.

The Cons

  • Extreme Winter Climate: Webster is in one of the windiest and coldest corridors of the United States. Blizzards can frequently shut down Highway 12, and wind chills in the -30°F to -40°F range are common in January and February.

  • Limited Career Diversity: The local economy is heavily dependent on agriculture, healthcare, and seasonal tourism. For specialized professional or corporate careers, you would likely need a remote setup or face a long commute.

  • Geographic Isolation: While Webster has the basics, “big city” shopping (Target, major malls, etc.) or specialized medical specialists require a 50-minute drive to Aberdeen or a 1.5-hour drive to Watertown.

  • Limited Youth Amenities: Outside of school sports and outdoor recreation, there are fewer entertainment options for teenagers or young adults (e.g., no movie theaters, limited diverse dining, or nightlife).

  • High Property Taxes: To compensate for the lack of state income tax, South Dakota—and Day County specifically—can have relatively high property tax rates compared to the home values.

  • The “Small Town” Fishbowl: Like any town of 1,700 people, privacy can be hard to come by. Everyone knows everyone’s business, which can be charming for some but stifling for others.

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