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Riverfront Homes for Sale in South Dakota

Listings reported as fronting a river. River levels, banks and floodplain mapping vary along every reach.

5 participating MyStateMLS listings report this water type. A listing can report more than one water type. Search riverfront rentals.

Photo 1 of 27, land at Tbd 268th Street, Dimock, SD 57334
Pending

$365,000

127 acres

James RiverRiverDirect parcel frontage

Tbd 268th StreetDimock, SD 57334

Land and lots · MLS 12004030

Listing courtesy of Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 60, land at 288th Street, Canton, SD 57013
For sale

$1,645,000

62 acres

Big Sioux RiverRiverDirect parcel frontage

288th StreetCanton, SD 57013

Land and lots · MLS 11842196

Listing courtesy of Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 26, land at Tbd Grandview Rd, Chamberlain, SD 57325
For sale

$380,000

115 acres

Missouri RiverRiverDirect parcel frontage

Tbd Grandview RdChamberlain, SD 57325

Land and lots · MLS 11835109

Listing courtesy of High Point Land Company, LLC · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 20, land at Tr 4 Stanley River Tracts, White River, SD 57579
For sale

$306,614

40 acres

RiverDirect parcel frontage

Tr 4 Stanley River TractsWhite River, SD 57579

Land and lots · MLS 11854537

Listing courtesy of Whitetail Properties Real Estate LLC · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 21, land at Tr 3 Stanley River Tracts, White River, SD 57579
For sale

$419,188

54 acres

RiverDirect parcel frontage

Tr 3 Stanley River TractsWhite River, SD 57579

Land and lots · MLS 11852603

Listing courtesy of Whitetail Properties Real Estate LLC · MyStateMLS

What to check before buying a riverfront home

Riverfront property can mean anything from a quiet stream bank to a navigable river with locks and commercial traffic. River levels rise and fall with rain and upstream releases, banks can erode, and floodplain mapping often covers more of a riverfront lot than buyers expect.

  • How high has the river come at this property, and what does the floodplain map show for the house and the access road?
  • Is the bank stable, and has any erosion control been built or permitted?
  • Who owns the riverbed and the bank, and can the public use the river past the property?
  • If boating matters, what are the depths, locks or low bridges between the property and where you want to go?

More: waterfront due-diligence checklist · what counts as waterfront · ownership budget planner

Water type is what each listing reports, not an independent survey. Listings provided by MyStateMLS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.