Located in rural Griggs County west of Cooperstown and near Binford, this 33.07-acre farmstead offers a combination of residential space, acreage, outbuildings, mature trees, water, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity. The property is well suited for buyers looking for a hobby farm, rural homestead, recreational property, or a North Dakota hunting retreat. The centerpiece of the property is a spacious four-bedroom, one-bath home that provides a comfortable base for enjoying the acreage throughout the year. The home also features a spacious living room, water treatment system, two decks with one covered by remote controlled awnings that extend the living space outdoors and offer places to enjoy the surrounding acreage, mature trees, and changing seasons. The improvements continue with a 3.5-stall garage, pole barn, and additional outbuildings. These structures provide valuable space for vehicles, equipment, storage, hobbies, farm projects, and recreational gear. For anyone considering a small-scale agricultural operation or hobby farm, the combination of acreage and existing improvements provides a useful starting point without requiring a large commercial farming footprint. The recreational component is one of the property's standout features. A slough is located on the property, creating a water feature and habitat that can add significant appeal for waterfowl enthusiasts. The presence of mature trees, grass, and reported deer activity creates a diverse mix of cover and habitat across the acreage. This combination of water, vegetation, and wooded areas can provide opportunities to observe wildlife and pursue recreational hunting activities, subject to applicable North Dakota regulations and property access requirements. The property's location just over a half mile from a hard-surface road provides a rural setting while maintaining access to established transportation routes. The location also adds to the property's appeal for waterfowl hunters as the farmstead is approximately two miles north of the North Dakota nonresident waterfowl boundaries for the northeast and southeast zones. The surrounding Griggs County landscape is characteristic of central North Dakota, with agricultural land, grassland, wetlands, and scattered tree cover creating a productive outdoor environment. Griggs County provides a rural setting with access to nearby communities and the services available in the Cooperstown and Binford areas. With its 33.07 acres, four-bedroom home, 3.5-stall garage, pole barn, additional outbuildings, mature trees, grass, slough, and wildlife activity, this Griggs County farmstead presents an opportunity to own a versatile rural property in an area known for its agricultural landscape and outdoor recreation. Whether the goal is a hobby farm, rural homestead, hunting retreat, recreational acreage, or a property that combines residential use with outdoor opportunities, this tract offers a broad range of potential uses in central North Dakota.