249th Street And 343rd Ave, Chamberlain, SD 57325

Tall Tines Trophy Properties proudly presents 133A± acres on the south edge of Chamberlain, South Dakota. With productive soils, Interstate 90 visibility, and a location minutes from the Missouri River, this property offers a compelling combination of agricultural value and long-term opportunity. The soil map identifies approximately 133.74 acres within the mapped boundary and an average CPI of 89.12. Highmore-Mobridge, Uly, and Mobridge soils make up most of the tract, providing a strong foundation for continued agricultural use. For a farmer looking to expand or an investor seeking quality land near Chamberlain, the soil profile is a standout feature. The property borders Interstate 90 and has frontage along portions of 249th Street, with 343rd Avenue nearby. Its position beside a major travel corridor and close to Chamberlain creates potential for uses beyond farming, subject to access, zoning, utilities, and other required approvals. Opportunities to acquire a tract of this size with productive soils in this location are limited. The Missouri River adds to the property's appeal. Fishing, boating, and other outdoor recreation are only minutes away, while the field edges and nearby cover may also offer opportunities for whitetail hunting. Owners can enjoy the benefits of productive land without giving up convenient access to town and the river. Whether you are focused on farming, a long-term land investment, or exploring future possibilities, this 133A± acre Brule County property deserves a closer look. Its soil quality, Interstate 90 exposure, and Chamberlain location bring together features that are difficult to find in one offering. FEATURES 89.12 average CPI across the mapped 133.74-acre boundary. 133A± acres on the south edge of Chamberlain in Brule County, South Dakota. Easy Access on 249th Street and along 343rd Avenue Agricultural and long-term investment potential in a location close to Chamberlain. Potential Development Property Interstate 90 visibility and frontage along portions of 249th Street. Minutes from the Missouri River for fishing, boating, and recreation. AREA INFORMATION South Dakota Game Fish and Parks City of Chamberlain City of Oacoma