16305 57Th St Kindred, ND 58051
This exceptional 40-acre estate in Kindred, North Dakota presents a unique investment opportunity. The property boasts a beautifully remodeled 4,000-square-foot gambrel roof barn, ideally suited for hosting weddings and other large-scale events. The barn is equipped with heating, air conditioning, and plumbing, with provisions for future in-floor heating. Two commercial-grade bathrooms, a fully functional bar, and a dedicated outdoor ceremony space ensure a seamless event experience. Ample parking is available for guests. Multiple grain bins offer substantial additional storage capacity. Complementing the barn is a 3,800+ square-foot home, constructed in 2009. This residence features three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and includes an unfinished basement with pre-plumbing for a fourth bathroom and the potential for two additional bedrooms. Adding to the property's versatility is a 4-acre fenced area, adaptable to various uses, and a fenced orchard containing established Honeycrisp apple trees. The 2,537 square foot main house is situated on rolling hills, providing a picturesque setting. This property offers a compelling blend of event venue potential, residential comfort, and significant acreage, making it an attractive proposition for discerning buyers seeking a unique and versatile investment. The property is located at 16305 57th Street SE, Kindred, ND. The asking price is $1,850,000.
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