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Reato House--Cozy comfort away from home, HOT TUB!

This house is a comfy, cozy, 2 bedroom, 1 bath house built in the early 1900's and recently updated. It is in the heart of the Black Hills, minutes from Deadwood. It is close to skiing and snowmobiling in the winter; hiking, sightseeing and fishing in the summer. The deck overlooking Lead offers a space in the sun or a covered portion for shade. Four person hot tub and fireplace makes the end of day so relaxing! Be aware, there are 32 stairs from street to house. Trailer parking available.

The Hills Hide-a-While ~ Minutes from Deadwood

Lead, South Dakota Entire home - 3 bedrooms/4 beds - 3 bathrooms & hot tub Cozy home on a dead-end street, conveniently located in the Black Hills with views of the city. Minutes from historic Deadwood, miles of hiking and ATV trails & Terry Peak ski resort. Whether you spend your days hiking, skiing or riding through the Black Hills exploring historic & monumental nearby places, you’ll be sure to feel at home when you enjoy a dip in the hot tub & a coffee or a cocktail on the deck upon return.

The Charming White Cottage

Enjoy your stay in Spearfish at our cozy, 1 bedroom cottage. It is perfect for a couples get away or for someone looking to explore the beautiful Black Hills. Downtown Spearfish and Spearfish Creek are within walking distance to enjoy the bike path and great eateries. The bedroom features a comfortable king size bed, complete with a memory foam mattress, and walks out to the front porch. Our favorite thing about our cottage is relaxing on the porch swing with a cup of coffee or a glass of wine.

Falsebottom Hide-away

This is a great place to relax and enjoy the sounds of nature after a long day vacationing. Sleeps six with a secure fenced yard for the safety of your pets. Located in beautiful Maitland Canyon with seasonal Falsebottom Creek right off the private back deck featuring a BBQ and outdoor table. We have lived here for 40 years and are still amazed with the beauty of the Northern Black Hills. Close to so much, but with a real connection to the pristine nature that the Black Hills are famous for.

Private Pool! Great Rapid City Location!

*Please be sure to read all house information! Welcome to Mary Jo's Place, a charming 1950s Rapid City home! Sleeping six with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Located near the Historic West Boulevard in the center of Rapid City! A great location with nearby parks, walking and hiking trails, grocery, and restaurants. Also, easily access Mount Rushmore Road and Interstate 90. This home has recently been updated and is ready for your stay! Did we mention there is a private heated indoor pool!

Modern 2-Bedroom Getaway

Private Hot Tub!! Enjoy a stylish experience - located within walking distance to great eateries, a brewery, farmer's market, bike path, and Spearfish creek! Two sisters with a love for design renovated this cabin into an inviting space for guests intending to explore the beautiful Black Hills. With a fully-equipped modern kitchen and walk-in tile shower, this freshly renovated home is waiting for you to kick back and relax! Dog(s) allowed by PREAPPROVAL ONLY, please message for details.

Entire Home in the Black Hills

The newly built Little House in the Hills is located on 5 acres and only 1 mile outside of Deadwood, SD. This is the perfect location to access hiking, biking, scenic drives, and tourist attractions. **As we head into the winter months we want you to know that the Black Hills can receive significant snowfall. All wheel drive or 4wheel drive is recommended.** Follow us on intagram @thelittlehouseinthehills or on our FB page "The Little House in the Hills" for additional information.

Swisher Farmhouse at Granny Flats

This beautiful 3-acre property, once the Swisher Farm, is today a working homestead, with dozens of chickens and a large garden. This quiet oasis is located within the city of Spearfish. We have another rental on the property that was built by Cappie, co-host of Building Outside the Lines on Magnolia Network, as his own residence. This adorable off-grid cottage is handmade, from the bespoke front door to the custom 2-headed shower.

The Old Front Porch

Deadwood’s Old Front Porch as featured in Destination Deadwood Magazine. The Old Front Porch was built in the late 1800’s and it has been renovated with some modern touches, while keeping the historic character of the home. Downtown Deadwood is just over half a mile, and you can access the Mickelson Trail with a three-minute walk. The Deadwood Trolley stops in front of the house and will take you almost anywhere in Deadwood for $2!