A 16' x 28' barn with a loft, attached to a 30' x 54' lean-to for livestock shelter during calving season or harsh weather

Multiple additional storage buildings and two grain bins

The tillable acreage, approximately 400 acres, extends to the east, north, and northwest of the farmstead. The land is relatively flat with a gentle slope, making it highly productive for crops. It boasts a Productivity Index (PI) of 69.1 and a National Commodity Crop Productivity Index (NCCPI) of 39.7 on tillable land, with an overall farm rating of 56.3 PI and 32.5 NCCPI.

The remaining 1,874 acres consist of native pastureland, featuring rich, hardy grasses well-suited for grazing. The property is divided into multiple quadrants for rotational grazing, and in the winter, livestock can be turned out onto harvested fields. Otter Creek serves as a natural water source, supplemented by several wells that distribute water through a network of buried pipelines to 10 stock tanks. Additionally, stock dams across the property provide ample water, attracting ducks and geese year-round.

For hunting enthusiasts, this ranch is a prime location in North Dakota. Mule deer and whitetail deer are abundant, while the tall grasses and natural pollinators create an ideal habitat for upland game birds. Pheasants, grouse, and partridges thrive here, providing incredible hunting opportunities.

Beyond the ranch, Lake Sakakawea, a 479-square-mile recreational hotspot, is just a short distance away. It offers world-class fishing for walleye, pike, bass, salmon, and trout, along with endless opportunities for boating and family fun on the water.

Whether you're looking for a productive ranch, a hunting paradise, or a recreational retreat, The Ranch on Otter Creek offers it all. Mineral rights are retained by the seller. 50% of aggregate surface rights retained by seller.