Description:

A sportsman's dream!! The 7-acre property consists of a 4 bedroom/1 bath house, large steel outbuilding (very nice), and two small "garden sheds", one steel and one wood.

In the house; the kitchen, dining room, and stairwell have recently been remodeled and new laminate flooring installed. LARGE family room on main floor along with a smaller one upstairs. Two bedrooms downstairs, two upstairs. Basement is an unfinished "utility" basement. Laundry is on the main floor.

Single-stall attached garage features large workbench/workshop area, woodstove, and ample storage (in addition to the vehicle stall!). House is equipped with propane furnace, electric furnace, and woodstove for heating options. Original home was built in 1920's with large addition put on in '78. The shingles on the home are approximately 8 years old, still in very good shape.

One of the most sought-after features of this property is a very handy "Foltz"-brand building. It is a 40'x48' steel building valued at approximately $35,000 with a large overhead door, standard size walk-in door, and large, over-size walk-in door at the back. The building sits on a concrete pad that extends about 24 feet in front of the building. It's a great place to store vehicles, boats, 4-wheelers, tools... whatever it is you have! It is not currently set up for horses or other livestock, but it could easily be done.

The original part of the yard where the buildings sit consists of approximately 2.75 acres, with many trees on the north and west sides. The remaining acreage was added to the property about 5 years ago. The additional acreage consists of young trees around the perimeter and alfalfa planted in the remaining ground (slightly less than 4 acres worth). (No worries if you don't want/can't take care of cutting the alfalfa - there are neighbors close by who would do it in a heartbeat!)

The property is conveniently located 1 mile west of town along Highway 11. The house is situated so that the yard is very private - country living at it's finest! It is not uncommon to hear pheasants cackling in the trees or see geese flying overhead. The area is well-known for waterfowl hunting, pheasants, and white-tailed deer. If fishing is what you enjoy there are numerous sloughs and lakes as close as 2 miles where you will find northern pike, walleye, and crappie.

Lidgerwood is a community of about 750 people - you would be surprised of all it has to offer! Almost anything you need can be found right in town - post office, hardware store, clinic, pharmacy, salon, grocery store, dining establishments, eldercare home, car dealership, churches, taverns, convenience stores... the list goes on. Most of the businesses are all situated down one main street that runs through the middle of town. The school boasts a brand new gymnasium. It is not a town in danger of becoming a dot on the map! Yet it offers the "small-town friendly atmosphere" that many are looking for. The nearest major airport is only an hour away in Fargo. Wahpeton/Breckenridge (population 13,000) is less than 40 miles away and offers numerous additional employment opportunities. The primary industry in the area is farming, but there are several manufacturing establishments nearby as well (within a 45-mile radius.) Richland County is in the far SE corner of the state - the property is located 10 miles from the SD border and approximatly 30 miles from Minnesota. We look forward to hearing from you!