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Centrally located and refreshingly not a typical multi-level home, this well-maintained three-bedroom, three-bath residence sits prominently on the corner of 4th Avenue and 30th Street. Originally built as a hunting lodge and moved to the property in 1934, the home showcases beautiful wood paneling on the main floor that highlights its rich history and warmth. The spacious living room features a vaulted ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace, creating an inviting gathering space. The expanded kitchen offers ample room for a table and chairs and flows seamlessly into a bright sunroom-perfect for everyday living or entertaining. Outside, the spacious yard is accented by mature trees-some with stories of their own-and includes a detached garage equipped with electricity and a wood-burning stove, ideal for hobbies or extra workspace.
This property is perfectly situated for those who want to live close to parks, schools, and shopping centers. The neighborhood offers convenience and accessibility to essential amenities, making it an excellent choice for families and individuals alike. The main level includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing ample space for comfortable living. Laundry facilities are also located on this floor. The open living room seamlessly connects to an eat-in kitchen, creating a welcoming atmosphere for gatherings and daily living.
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2115 S. 4th Ave. - $599,000
3 Beds, 3 Baths
Sam Ogdie 605-359-2795
Ogdie Realty
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2104 S Holly Ave. - $299,900
4 Beds, 2 Baths
Sam Ogdie 605-359-2795
Ogdie Realty
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The kitchen is often called to be a heart of the entire house. Most people spend a significant amount of time, making it important for the space to be both functional and appealing. How should homeowners choose cabinets and backsplashes? Here are your tips on how to create a perfect kitchen interior!
General advice on kitchen interior design
Making a kitchen more elegant and unique takes time and preparation. Homeowners can draw inspiration from friends, magazines, and the Internet. Taking time to carefully consider personal needs and preferences is essential. The kitchen is a part of a larger home, so its design should align with the overall interior.
Choosing the style - colors and materials
The choice of colors and materials strongly influences the look of an entire kitchen. The first step is to set the tone. The Scandinavian style has become very popular in recent years. It favors a light color palette and natural materials such as wood, stone, or metals. When it comes to backsplashes, many people assume that theirs should match the color of the countertop. Choosing a slightly different hue, however, can add variety. White cabinetry paired with a silvery stainless steel kitchen backsplash and metal cabinet handles, for example, creates an interesting contrast. Interior designers advise sticking to one color tone, warm or cold, to bring a sense of coherence and a modern aesthetic. The kitchen floor should be practical above all, meaning it should be easy to clean. Neutral tiles that mimic pale ash wood or feature a delicate pattern work well in a modern interior.
Furniture - practical elements that highlight the style
The arrangement of cabinets, a refrigerator, a stove, and a dishwasher determines whether a kitchen is truly functional. Homeowners should consider placement that is both effective and ergonomic. A kitchen backsplash is another element worth careful consideration. It is not only practical, but also aesthetic. Options range across different metals, including copper tiles, stainless steel, and brass, as well as various textures. Patterns deserve attention, too. Not just in backsplashes, but across all furnishings.
Lightning and accessories
A great finish matters. Lighting and decorative elements emphasize the style of an interior and can add a personal touch. Although they seem minor, they actually strongly influence how a room is received. In the kitchen, two types of lighting deserve attention: a general hanging lamp and smaller spotlights above the cabinets. This arrangement ensures ideal conditions for meal preparation. Metal wall art is an interesting detail that can add a modern touch to interior design. Tiles come in a wide variety of styles, allowing each person to choose what suits them best.
Welcome to the Lakes Community located between Lake Madison and Lake Brant. This walk-out lot is located on hole number 7 of the Lakes Golf Course. Great views of Hole number 6 green and Hole number 5 & 7 teebox. Living on the golf course is like being on vacation all year long. The small HOA fee ($150/year) takes care of street lights and a park that borders Round Lake with a community dock, playground, sand volleyball court and two pickleball courts. The Road District is assessed on taxes at $600 a year to cover road maintenance. Lake Madison Sanitary Sewer district, Sioux Valley Electric, Big Sioux Rural Water and Northwestern Energy handle the utilities that are at the lot. Just a short golf cart ride away is Lakes Bar & Grill that is open year round with a friendly and inviting atmosphere as well as great food. Covenants and restrictions apply to help protect your investment.
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All Units are available with full water and sewer hook ups. Sheetrocked and insulated side walls with plenty of outlets. Can be customized at an additional cost. Add a mezzazine for as low as $17 a square foot. Mezzanine space from
ft. to 675 sq. ft. possible. Multiple units available. HOA includes
All photos are “similar to.” New Construction twin home on Hole #9 of The Lakes Golf Course near Lake Madison. 3 beds, 2 baths, and oversized, fully finished 2-stall garage. In-floor heat throughout the twin home including the garage. Primary suite is large with golf course views, a double vanity, large walk-in tiled shower with two heads and sizeable walk-in closet. The kitchen/dining and living room is an open concept with lots of natural light. Quartz tops throughout the twin home including the bathrooms and kitchen includes tiled backsplash. 6-foot island in kitchen with pendant lighting. Plenty of storage throughout with cabinets in the mudroom off the garage and in the laundry room along with closet organization in all closets. There is a slider off the dining room to a covered patio with great views of the hole number 9 fairway. Anderson windows throughout. LVP flooring everywhere except bedrooms. Cedar ceiling in entryway and ceiling on the covered patio. Lawn will be seeded and includes underground sprinkler and rock around the home. The HOA takes care of streetlights and includes a community park with a play system, sand volleyball, pickleball, a dock on Round Lake and a shelter for only $150 a year. The roads are maintained by a Road District for $600 a year that is assessed through property taxes. Still time to customize some finishes. Call Now!
