c.1935 South Dakota Tiny House For Sale Under $50K
$49,900
Realtor Comments
This 2-story home offers plenty of potential for investors, renovators, or buyers looking to add their personal touch. Upstairs, you’ll find a landing area and an additional bedroom, providing flexible living space. The stone basement houses an updated furnace, water heater, and breaker box. Situated on a large lot with off-street parking, this property offers room to expand, garden, or enjoy outdoor activities. With some TLC, this home could be transformed into a great residence or investment opportunity. Property is being sold in As-Is condition.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1935
321 9th Ave W, Webster, SD 57274, USA
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.
Brokered by ML Real Estate
Pros of living in Webster, SD
- Small-town feel & community: A calmer pace of life, friendly neighbors, and a “you know everyone” vibe.
- Lower cost of living: Housing and everyday expenses are often cheaper than in bigger South Dakota metros.
- Quiet, rural setting: Less traffic/noise and more space to enjoy outdoors and slower evenings.
- Access to the Black Hills region (depending on location): You can be within reasonable driving distance of recreation (hiking, scenic drives) that people travel for.
- Strong connection to local activities: Smaller towns often have community events, volunteer opportunities, and local support networks.
Cons of living in Webster, SD
- Fewer job options locally: You may need to commute to nearby towns or rely on limited local employers.
- Less shopping, dining, and entertainment: You’ll likely travel for bigger stores, variety, concerts, and specialized services.
- Healthcare access may require travel: Hospitals/specialists are usually in larger nearby communities.
- Weather can be intense: South Dakota can bring cold winters, wind, and sudden storms—prepare for seasonal extremes.
- More driving to get things done: Being rural means you’ll depend heavily on a car for nearly everything.
- Infrastructure can be less “big-city” consistent: Some residents experience slower service times or fewer convenience services than in larger areas.
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