This spectacular property offers a wide diversification of recreational opportunities on only 278 acres. Several areas on this tract provide panoramic views of Lake Sharpe along the Missouri River and provide an ideal building lot for your own cabin, home, or outpost lodge. Chapelle Creek is an oak and ash timbered creek bottom providing perfect habitat for white tail deer, mule deer, and turkey hunting. The prairie grasses provide ample forage for deer, prairie chicken, and pheasants. There are about 20 acres of creek bottom harvested for hayland. A shallow well, 2 dugouts, rural water, and Chapelle Creek when flowing, provides water. Food plots can be developed on the flat portion of the rolling topography. The bluffs have provided excellent goose hunting in late fall as the geese come off the DeGrey Waterfowl Refuge Area. The DeGrey Recreational Area provides public hunting and a public boat ramp to launch your boat and fish the river for walleye. This is the area that Lewis and Clarke found to be an attractive camp site for seven days during their journey through the Dakotas. Truly a property that could provide a life time of memories. Only 20 minutes east of Pierre, South Dakota.