Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity – Own the Historic Prairie Homestead. Step into history with one of South Dakota’s most treasured landmarks — the Prairie Homestead. This incredible 38-acre property, located just ½ mile from the entrance of Badlands National Park, is one of the last remaining original sod homes in the United States. Built in 1909 and officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated as a South Dakota State Historic Site, this property is more than land — it’s a living story of the American pioneer spirit. Over 1,000,000 visitors drive past this property every year, making it one of the most visible and strategically located tourism opportunities in the region. The Homestead currently features a fully operational visitor center with ticketing, exhibits, restrooms, and a gift shop, along with original outbuildings including 1 barn, chicken coop, storm cellar & out house, 1909 original sod dugout., and the world-famous white prairie dog town — the only one of its kind in the world. From the rolling prairie views to the preserved sod dugout home itself, the setting is both peaceful and full of possibility. Whether you envision continuing it as a historic attraction, expanding with additional cabins or lodging, creating an event venue, horse trail riding, cultural center, or educational retreat — the potential is truly wide open. Historic. Iconic. Irreplaceable. Opportunities like this don’t come around often — this is your chance to own and preserve a true piece of South Dakota history. Sale includes gift shop inventory, 7 roadside signs, website, and business history plus potential for additional land. Listed by Cheyenne McGriff RE/MAX RESULTS (605) 209-1988 and co-listed by Karen Soderquist REMAX RESULTS (605) 381-4300.