Currently utilized as productive row crop ground, the acreage supports corn, soybean, or forage production, providing immediate agricultural income potential. Beneath the surface lies an even more impressive opportunity: an estimated 20 to 40 feet of high-quality gravel reserves, totaling approximately 1.0 to 2.0 million tons. With local royalty rates historically ranging from $1.00 to $1.50 per ton, the property presents exceptional long-term revenue potential. Based on a conservative extraction estimate of 100,000 tons annually at $1.25 per ton, projected income could approach $125,000 per year, creating a unique investment opportunity rarely available in this region.

The scenic Vermillion River meanders through the heart of the property, creating an incredible natural landscape accented by mature cottonwood trees lining the river corridor. These established trees not only provide breathtaking views and privacy but also create ideal wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. Whether your vision includes recreational use, hunting, outdoor enjoyment, or simply owning a beautiful piece of South Dakota countryside, this property delivers an unmatched outdoor experience.

Positioned on the west side of Highway 19, this tract offers a desirable blend of accessibility, agricultural productivity, recreational opportunities, and substantial future development or resource potential. Opportunities that combine income production, natural beauty, and long-term investment upside are increasingly difficult to find-making this property a truly standout offering.

AREA INFORMATION

Parker School District

City of Parker, South Dakota

Turner County South Dakota