The search may be over!
Little House On The Prairie
Many of you may remember that my wife and I have been searching for a new home to retire to. We were looking for a rural home with a small bit of acreage.
We may have ended our search in this small town of about 130 residents. The pictured home is a 1900 four square home situated on the edge (the entire town is on the edge) of town on 3 acres of land. It is a five bedroom home with its original woodwork.
The home comes with 1.3 tillable acres of land, three machine shops, two grain bins and two goat pens. A perfect place to do nothing.
All we have to do now is arraign financing, submit an offer, and sell our current home.
We hoping to be home by Christmas…
PrairieChat 
Wishing you all the best, this sounds like a great place
It looks fabulous, I love the idea that the population is only 130…awesome.
We went to the Cafe/Grocery Store in the next town (3 miles away), population 300 for lunch. It’s open weekdays 6:30 a.m. to 2:oo p.m.. It holds about 25 people for lunch and has one aisle of groceries 20 foot long. Todays special was a chicken strip basket for $6.00. She told us the biggest business in town is a craft shop that is only open two times a year (a weekend in Spring and again in the fall for Christmas.) the waitress who was at least 75 years old, said when the craft shop is open the town is packed with the street filled with cars.
Wow! Seems you’re in for some true peace and quiet:) And gardening with all that land 🙂 Congratulations.
Wow, that’s amazing.
YAY!!! What is the name of your new town? We retired to Lakota, ND. We like it here! Keep us all informed–OK?
I can’t talk about the city till we have our offer locked up. But I can say it is as close to being out in the country as you can get and still have water and sewer. Plenty of room for woodworking, dogs and cats and maybe a goat.
This is so beautiful, Good Luck and my Best Wishes, Love, nia
The Olson house?
Mike Nordby Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2016 23:44:52 +0000 To: michaelnordby@hotmail.com
All I know is that the state bank of Trimont owns it.
Looks nice – hope it works out for you.
Woot! Good luck.