The Work Is Done. The Land Is Yours. The expensive projects on this Hill City, South Dakota acreage are already complete. The well was newly deepened with a new pump. The water heater is new. A radon mitigation system is installed. New electric baseboard heaters provide primary heat, with a wall air conditioning unit as backup. A metal roof covers the home, and a private septic system serves the property. CenturyLink high-speed internet is wired in, ready for full-time remote work. The setting: a 1,728-square-foot ranch-style walkout on 3.21 wooded acres, directly across Deerfield Road from Black Hills National Forest land. Public forest across the road means no one builds on that side. Garage capacity is the second headline. Two detached buildings, 22 by 24 and 24 by 26, deliver 4 total stalls for vehicles and equipment. One stall is finished with drywall, insulation, and carpet and is currently set up as a bunkhouse. It converts to a home office or a workshop. Main level: a 23 by 13 living room with a vaulted ceiling and new laminate wood flooring through the living and dining areas. The updated 12 by 11 kitchen has oak cabinetry with new hardware and a stainless flat-top electric range. The 11 by 11 primary bedroom and a full bathroom complete the floor. Walkout lower level, fully finished: a 21 by 9 family room with a guest sleeping alcove, two bedrooms at 11 by 10 and 10 by 10, and a three-quarter bathroom with laundry access, plus a foyer and the mechanical room. Outdoor space extends the footprint. A maintenance-free wraparound deck carries a 12-foot roll-out awning. A ground-level back deck handles the grill, and a covered ground-level front patio faces the trees. Established landscaping includes planter boxes and a pond with a small waterfall. Carrying costs stay modest for acreage. A road association maintains and plows the gravel and oil road for year-round access, with dues of $16.67 per month. Annual taxes are $4,675. Included: microwave, refrigerator, washer, dryer, and ceiling fans. Location: about 10 minutes to downtown Hill City and about 6.7 miles to Deerfield Lake. Mount Rushmore is 22 miles out, with Black Elk Peak and Custer State Park within reach. Hill City School District 51-2. Possession can be immediate. Sellers are offering a 1% rate buy-down or a $6,200 seller concession with an acceptable offer. Forest frontage with the systems already updated puts this property in a strong position in the Hill City acreage market. Schedule your private showing.