Main floor Rooms: Formal Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Kitchen with eat in area, Landry Room, Bedroom, Master Bedroom, Full Bathroom and Bathroom.

Second floor rooms: 3 bedrooms, Full bathroom and Storage Room.

Roof: Shingles

Siding: Wood

As you walk into the house your attention will immediately be drawn to the vaulted ceilings to the second floor hallway. The formal living room has nice windows for great natural light, a wood burning fireplace, and built-in shelving. As you move towards the formal dining room you will notice the unique west wall with the 4 windows making this room feel more sophisticated. Down the hall is a convenient bedroom that could also be used as an office. The main floor full bathroom has shared doors with the master bedroom, jetted tub and lots of storage. The master bedroom features vaulted ceilings and his and her closets. The kitchen opens up to an eat in areas and all of the appliances will stay with the property. The open staircase and hallway is a nice transition to the upstairs. There are 2 standard bedrooms with the 3rd bedroom featuring a walk-in closet and the similar wall/window configuration as the downstairs dining room. There is also a walk-in storage room on the second floor to provide that extra storage that we all can use. The upstairs bathroom is full bathroom with shower/tub.

The Land and Location

Acres: 19.18 +/-

Legal: Part of the SE1/4 32 146 50

Location: Northeast of Hillsboro, ND

The 19.18+/- acre farmstead is ideally located on the northeast edge of Hillsboro, within walking distance of Hillsboros Woodland Park and tucked in along the goose river surrounded by mature trees and accessed by a private drive. The 19.18 acres feature Goose River frontage, a mix of mature trees, farm land, an established earthen dike and a variety of wildlife. There is plenty of room for a garden, a couple of horses and a 4-wheeler trail or 2. Imagine wetting your fishing line on your own property while a whitetail deer scurries by.

Hillsboros Woodland Park is a great place for picnics, family gatherings, or your event. The park has many activities available like . . . fishing in the Goose River, swimming in the pool, feeding the wildlife, or having fun on the playground equipment. In the winter, there is ice skating, cross country skiing, and snow shoeing. Plus, there is primitive camping along the Goose.

Hillsboro has an outdoor swimming pool located in Woodland Park. Featuring a large kiddy pool, diving board, and life guards on duty, the pool is open Memorial Day through Labor Day. The cost is $1 per person.

Outbuildings and Bins

If you are looking for infrastructure this site has it all with over 71,000 bu of grain storage, multiple equipment storage buildings, a shop with in-floor heat, and additional outbuildings. Farmers, business people, and investors all know what it would cost to replicate this much infrastructure. Dont pass up this opportunity to buy it at a fraction of the replacement cost.

Shop: 45x90 total building size with 45x45 shop area with in-floor heat.

Steel Bins: Six 10,000 Bushel Bins with air. One 11,000 bushel Dryer Bin with stirator and full safety ladder

Storage Buildings: 50x150 Behlen Potato Warehouse; 40x100 Steel Frame Quonset; 40x120 Quonset; 34x72 wooden buildings; 34x50 wooden building. 2 additional graineries

The Hillsboro Community

With a population of more than 1,560 people, our town provides several big-city features and amenities right here in our hometown, including K-12 education, medical facilities, parks, a pool, and golf course, to name a few. We are home to several places of worship. Plus, this hometown enjoys the availability of many retail stores, including grocery, drug, flower, and gift stores. In the heart of the rich Red River Valley of North Dakota, Hillsboro is a welcoming community with a proud history and promising future.

First settled by Germans in 1869 and soon followed by Norwegians, the forested area along the Goose River offered early homesteaders shelter from the wild prairie. Into this wilderness came the railroad baron James J. Hill.

According to area tradition, Hill was traveling from Winnipeg to Minneapolis by dog sled in the late 1870s. He stopped at a hotel in nearby Caledonia, then the main settlement along the Goose River. The fur-clad adventurer and his dirty dogs were turned away.

Hill found hospitality on that cold, stormy winter evening, farther to the west along the Goose. A widow homesteader and her children put Hill up for the night. He never forgot her hospitality or the slight from the hotel clerk, vowing that his railroad would never pass through Caledonia.

In 1880, the Great Northern Railroad, Hills railroad, laid track well to the west. Where it stopped that year, a town soon grew and was eventually named Hillsboro in honor of Hill. The Fargo to Grand Forks rail line brought settlers and visitors to the thriving and enterprising community that continued to be known for hospitality.

Children in grades K-6 are welcomed to the newly remodeled Hillsboro Elementary School. Complete with a rock climbing wall, new gymnasium, football field, and innovative playground equipment, your kids are guaranteed a fun learning environment here. With approximately 200 kids in the elementary school and 16 teachers, you can feel good about the quality of education, social life, and life skills your child will learn.

Hillsboro Elementary School offers several activities for your child to be involved in, such as:

Youth sports activities, including wrestling and boys and girls basketball

Homework Club

Band (5th and 6th graders)

HeadStart Preschool

Grades 7-12 are greeted at the Hillsboro High School. Also freshly remodeled and complete with many computers, this high-tech school is sure to prepare your child for graduation and education beyond high school. With a graduation rate of 94% and a student/ teacher ratio of 14:1, you can be sure that your teen receives a solid education with an opportunity to grow. The high school is also home to the Hillsboro Public Library.

Information courtesy of Hillsboro, ND - Official Website

Tom & Mary Brunsdale, Owners