The median home value in Buffalo Gap, SD is $145,347.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $399,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Buffalo Gap, SD is $145,347.
Approximately 67% of Buffalo Gap homes are owned,
compared to 14% rented, while
19% are vacant.
Buffalo Gap real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Buffalo Gap real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Buffalo Gap.
Welcome to the charming town of Buffalo Gap, where community spirit thrives and annual festivities bring neighbors together! Nestled on the outskirts at 101 Pine St, discover a delightful 1925 cabin bursting with character and nostalgia. Step inside to find an open kitchen dining room combo, perfect for hosting small gatherings and meals. The living room boasts a striking wood fireplace, creating a cozy ambiance on chilly evenings. On the main floor, a comfortable bedroom and bathroom await, offering convenience and comfort. Ascend the stairs to find an open room, versatile enough to serve as a bedroom or home office. The previous owner's passion for trains is evident, with a whimsical train track adorning the upper walls, adding a touch of charm and nostalgia to the space. Outside, the property is adorned with tall, mature trees, providing shade and privacy for outdoor relaxation. A generous 25x28 garage/shop offers ample space for storage and hobbies, making it a practical addition to the property. Don't miss the opportunity to own this special and unique cabin, where memories are waiting to be made. Priced at $169,000.00, this distinctive home is sure to capture your heart. Schedule your showing today and experience the magic of Buffalo Gap living! Resa Rutz, Realtor 605-891-1298
The Lame Johnny Creek Farm is predominantly utilized in crop production. With sub-irrigation from the famed Lame Johnny Creek and highly productive soils, the results are highly impressive. Crop production indexes are mainly in the mid 80 s with the Nunn Loam soils reaching 87. The farm has low overhead improvements that are more than substantial. The 38 wide and 48 long shop is a well-built structure that is set on the southern end of the farm. The late model shop has full insulation and concrete flooring throughout. Also featured within the shop is a two room living area that would make the space double as a fantastic hunting headquarters. The hunting along the Lame Johnny Creek corridor is second to none. Trophy caliber white tail and mule deer are harvested often as well as an abundance of upland water foul, turkey, pheasant, grouse, coyote, and more.
