c.1920 South Dakota Craftsman Bungalow W/ Lovely Woodwork $59,900
$59,900
Realtor Comments
Looking for a solid, move-in-ready home where you don’t have to lift a finger? Inside, you’ll love the original main-floor hardwood floors and the classic woodwork trim that gives the home some real character. The layout is comfortable and open, flowing nicely from the big living room into a spacious dining area that’s perfect for casual suppers or hosting company. For easy, single-level convenience, the main floor features two bedrooms, a full bath, and a dedicated laundry space–no hauling baskets up and down basement stairs. Head upstairs to find two more bedrooms, giving everyone plenty of their own space.
- 4bd
- 1ba
- 4,046sqft
- Circa 1920
109 E 7th St, Hosmer, SD 57448
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: Tetiana Althoff
Pros of living in Hosmer, SD
- Small-town / close community: Neighbors tend to know each other, and day-to-day life can feel friendly and low-stress.
- Rural lifestyle & open space: More quiet, less traffic, and plenty of outdoor scenery.
- Lower cost of living (often): Housing and everyday expenses are commonly cheaper than in larger metro areas (exactly where varies by home and availability).
- Less congestion: Short drives and no big-city bottlenecks for errands and appointments.
- Strong “get involved” culture: Small places often have community events where it’s easier to build connections.
Cons of living in Hosmer, SD
- Limited local services and shopping: You may need to drive for groceries, hardware, dining, and many other day-to-day needs.
- Healthcare access can be farther away: Specialists and higher-level care usually mean traveling to a larger nearby town/city.
- Job market is smaller: Employment opportunities may be limited locally, so commuting or remote work may matter more.
- Fewer entertainment options: If you want lots of variety (movies, major events, nightlife), you’ll likely travel.
- Winter conditions: South Dakota winters can be very cold and snowy, requiring preparation and winter driving comfort.
- Fewer choices for schools/activities (depending on where you’re sending kids): You may rely on nearby districts or regional programs.
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