This little North Dakota farmstead is just begging for someone to roll up their sleeves and make something awesome happen. If you’re a small farmer, hobbyist, or just someone who dreams in livestock and garden rows, this is one of those “step right in” kind of places.

First off, the outbuildings. There are so many. Pole barn, lean-to, hay shed, big barn, small barn, sheds I can’t even label… it’s like the land was pre-loaded with all the buildings you didn’t know you needed. Whether you’ve got animals, tools, tractors, or just an ambitious Pinterest board, this property has you covered. Chicken coop? Check. Workshop? Easy. Art studio? Sure, why not. Office outside the house? Absolutely. It’s a choose-your-own-adventure situation out there.

It also looks like there’s fencing already in place, which is a huge win if you’re planning to bring animals in on day one. No scrambling to set posts and string wire before the goats arrive.

The house itself? It’s definitely dated, but it’s got good bones. You could live in it while you update things bit by bit. I spotted some vintage linoleum that might actually be cool again depending on your tolerance for retro charm. The whole place would benefit from fresh paint and new flooring, but nothing looks scary. Just the usual farmhouse refresh stuff.

And I have to mention the covered porch. It’s got that perfect “sip your lemonade and watch the chickens peck around” kind of vibe. The arched openings between the posts are adorable!

Bottom line: This place is ready for your ideas. Whether you’re farming, homesteading, or just want space to stretch out, it’s all here waiting for your personal touch.