469th Ave, Goodwin, SD 57238

This 80-acre property located in Deuel County, South Dakota, offers a strong opportunity for agricultural use, investment, and recreational potential. The land is primarily flat and tillable, making it well-suited for row crop production or as an addition to an existing farming operation. Tile drainage is installed on the property, enhancing field efficiency, improving soil conditions, and supporting consistent crop performance. With a highly usable layout and convenient access, this tract provides efficiency and flexibility for a variety of land use goals. Approximately 4.5 acres in the northeast corner of the property are currently utilized as a hay yard. This area includes a natural access point and a small concentration of trees that provide light cover and wind protection. The remaining acreage consists largely of open, productive ground that can be farmed with ease due to the flat topography. The field configuration allows for straightforward equipment use and efficient management practices. The property is accessible along 469th Avenue, providing reliable entry for equipment, trucks, and seasonal use. Its location places it approximately 7 miles south of Goodwin, with convenient proximity to both Watertown and Clear Lake. This central location offers access to local grain markets, farm services, and regional amenities, while maintaining a quiet rural setting. In addition to its agricultural value, the property offers some recreational appeal. The existing trees and open layout may attract local wildlife, including deer and upland game, making it a potential option for hunting or outdoor enjoyment. The hay yard area could also serve as a base for future improvements, storage, or staging for farm operations. Whether you are looking to expand your farming footprint, invest in productive South Dakota land, or secure a versatile rural property with multiple use options, this Deuel County tract presents a practical and accessible opportunity. Its combination of tillable acreage, existing use features, and location between established communities adds to its overall appeal.