A historic grain elevator transformed into a unique bar and restaurant, maintaining its rustic charm with modern amenities. This distinctive property features five bedrooms and 3 1/4 bathrooms, perfect for guest accommodations or lodging. With its combination of historic elements and contemporary finishes, it offers a unique opportunity for dining, entertainment, and/or hunting lodge.The bar area spans approximately 612 square feet, including a pool room and a 1/4 bathroom. The restaurant area is around 420 square feet, with plenty of seating for multiple guests. The remaining 1,456 square feet of the building features a kitchen with commercial upgrades, three full bathrooms, five bedrooms, and a loft currently used as a comfortable hangout space. The property also includes a covered porch, a storage shed, and approximately 3.33 acres with potential for expansion. Highway 18 Bar and Lodge, located in the small town of Herrick, SD, is surrounded by smaller towns and ranches, attracting travelers from the well-traveled Highway 18. It draws visitors from the Sturgis Bike Rally and is known for its popularity among hunters who frequent the area each year. Highway 18 Bar and Lodge, originally a grain elevator built in 1907 and in operation until 1998, was transformed into a lodge around 20 years ago and a bar 4 years ago. Located in Herrick, South Dakota, just off the heavily frequented Highway 18, it offers a unique experience. The old scale area now serves as the pool and dart board room, the former office is now the bar, and the truck loading area has been converted into a restaurant. Highway 18 Bar and Lodge is located just 0.9 miles from Herrick, SD, 7.3 miles from Burke, SD, 13 miles from Bonesteel, SD, and 15 miles from Gregory, SD. This property has a rural water well. No warranties about the location of the fence lines will be made in relationship to the deeded property lines. Property is being sold as the location of the fences currently exist, based on boundaries shown on the legal description
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