Lakeview Legacy Farms

Farm Description

Lakeview Legacy Farms offers the best of South Dakota's sporting tradition with breathtaking views of Lake Oahe, legendary pheasant hunting, trophy mule deer and whitetail genetics, and world-class walleye and salmon fishing. Featuring a total of 900 acres with 750 acres of income-producing cropland, native grass draws, and abundant wildlife. This is a rare chance to own a true recreational masterpiece in the heart of Central South Dakota.

Land

Just 30 minutes from Pierre, South Dakota, Lakeview Legacy Farms offers a rare opportunity to own 900 contiguous acres in the heart of farm and recreation country. Of the total acreage, 767+- acres are highly productive cropland, boasting an impressive Crop Productivity Index CPI of 90. The property supports a diverse rotation of crops including corn, wheat, sunflowers, milo, and soybeans. Years of no-till farming practices have been implemented, improving soil health, conserving moisture, and driving consistent productivity across the farmland.

Complementing the cropland are native grass fingers and draws that weave throughout the property, providing excellent wildlife habitat and natural character. Within these draws are two dams, adding valuable water resources for wildlife and further enhancing the recreational opportunities.

The southern end of the property offers one of its most remarkable features with panoramic views of Lake Oahe. This elevated vantage point creates the perfect opportunity for a buyer to establish their dream getaway, whether that's a private retreat, hunting cabin, or RV escape. The scenery here is truly breathtaking, making it a signature highlight of Lakeview Legacy Farms.

Recreation

Lakeview Legacy Farms perfectly blends breathtaking scenery, world-class recreation, and strong agricultural income. Set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Oahe, this property offers unmatched opportunities for upland bird hunting, big game pursuits, and trophy fishing-all within one remarkable package.

With incredible mule deer and whitetail genetics, Lakeview Legacy Farms consistently produces trophy-caliber deer, supported by prime habitat and abundant food sources. The property is also home to some of the finest pheasant hunting in South Dakota, a state long celebrated as the pheasant capital of the world. Each fall, sportsmen from across the country flock to South Dakota for its legendary bird hunts, and this property stands as a shining example of why that tradition has endured. Thriving populations of pheasant and grouse guarantee that every hunt here is not only memorable but steeped in the rich sporting heritage of the region.

At its core, the property features 767 acres of productive tillable farmland. Not only does this land generate reliable annual income, but it also provides year-round nutrition for wildlife, ensuring game remains healthy and abundant throughout the seasons. Native grass-filled draws extend into the crop fields, creating ideal nesting cover for pheasants and outstanding edge habitat for deer and upland birds alike-perfect conditions that continue to produce exceptional hunting experiences. The entire west side of the property borders a South Dakota Game Production Area, where the state has invested heavily in habitat improvements such as mature tree plantings, winter and nesting cover, and strategically placed food plots. This border dramatically enhances the property's wildlife value, expanding habitat continuity and increasing both hunting quality and overall game populations.

On the southern end, the dam provides a dependable water source, while the surrounding stands of cattails offer exceptional security cover for both pheasants and deer. Just beyond, the nearby shoreline of Lake Oahe beckons with world-class fishing-renowned for its trophy walleye and salmon, while also offering outstanding smallmouth bass, northern pike, and catfish. Together, these elements create the ultimate South Dakota sporting lifestyle, seamlessly blending land, water, and wildlife.

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

Any mineral rights appurtenant to the property and owned by the sellers will transfer with the real estate.

Region & Climate

In Pierre, average annual precipitation is 20 inches, with most of that falling between March and September. Winter days are generally sunny with the coldest month being January with an average high temperature of 30 degrees. Summers consist of warm days and cool evenings. Average high temperature in July is 89 degrees and the average low is 62. The growing season is approximately 135 days. Elevation at the Peoria Flats Ranch ranges from 1660 feet to 1800 feet.

Location

Whether you are looking to enjoy one of the top fishing destinations in the region, a relaxing family vacation, a place to ride the waves, or just to enjoy time with your family and friends for a day trip, there is no better place to live your legacy than on Lake Oahe.

Oahe Dam, SD takes its name from the Oahe Indian Mission established among the Lakota Sioux Indians in 1874. Lake Oahe extends from Pierre, SD to Bismarck, ND. The lake is 231 miles long, and has 2,250 miles of shoreline. The 51 recreation areas located around the reservoir offer camping, picnicking, fishing, hunting, boating, water skiing, swimming, bird watching, hiking, biking, and photography opportunities.

The Pierre Regional Airport is owned and operated by the City of Pierre. There are daily non-stop flights to Denver twice weekly flights to Minneapolis. The full-time airport manager, a city employee, manages all day-to-day airport operations. Other city employees provide a range of services, including daily maintenance, snow removal and emergency response. The Airport's primary features include two runways nearly 6,900 feet long, a taxiway system, a passenger terminal and support area, and a general aviation GA area.