Listed with Spencer Rossi, Broker of Top Shelf Realty, 605-269-1600. “Miner’s Post†— selling turnkey and tucked among 8 peaceful acres of pine and birch — is your Black Hills escape just minutes from Rochford's legendary Moonshine Gulch Saloon and the Mickelson Trail. Whether you’re seeking a private getaway, vacation retreat, or income producing short-term rental with a 4.87 rating on AirBnB, this property offers adventure, comfort, and quiet all in one. Built in 1992, this inviting cabin-style home features granite countertops, maple floors, main-level laundry, and a spacious main level ensuite primary bedroom— checking every box on the modern mountain wish list. At the heart of the home stands a true piece of Black Hills history: an original beam from the historic Standby Mine, anchoring the staircase with rustic character and timeless charm. Here, wildlife wanders and worries disappear. Deer, elk, and turkey roam freely through the trees while the breeze hums softly through the boughs. Spend your mornings on the Mickelson Trail, your afternoons in a deer stand, and your evenings soaking in the hot tub beneath endless stars. With two cozy living areas — one on each level — there’s room for gathering, relaxing, and making memories. And the land? Flat, usable, and full of possibility. Private enough to escape. Close enough to get there easy.
Single-familyProperty Type
1992Year Built
8.09 acresLot Size
2 car garageParking
Listed by Spencer Rossi• Top Shelf Realty
Bought with Kristine Villafuerte• Black Mountain Real Estate
Est. $3,103 per month, based on comparable rentals
Sale and tax history for 22308 N Rochford Rd
Sale History
Tax History
Date
Event
Price
BHMLS #88680
Jun 12, 2026
Sold
$690,000
May 18, 2026
Pending
—
May 13, 2026
Listed
$675,000
+34
Listed with Spencer Rossi, Broker of Top Shelf Realty, 605-269-1600. “Miner’s Post” — selling turnkey and tucked among 8 peaceful acres of pine and birch — is your Black Hills escape just minutes from Rochford's legendary Moonshine Gulch Saloon and the Mickelson Trail. Whether you’re seeking a private getaway, vacation retreat, or income producing short-term rental with a 4.87 rating on AirBnB, this property offers adventure, comfort, and quiet all in one. Built in 1992, this inviting cabin-style home features granite countertops, maple floors, main-level laundry, and a spacious main level ensuite primary bedroom— checking every box on the modern mountain wish list. At the heart of the home stands a true piece of Black Hills history: an original beam from the historic Standby Mine, anchoring the staircase with rustic character and timeless charm. Here, wildlife wanders and worries disappear. Deer, elk, and turkey roam freely through the trees while the breeze hums softly through the boughs. Spend your mornings on the Mickelson Trail, your afternoons in a deer stand, and your evenings soaking in the hot tub beneath endless stars. With two cozy living areas — one on each level — there’s room for gathering, relaxing, and making memories. And the land? Flat, usable, and full of possibility. Private enough to escape. Close enough to get there easy.
MRAOR #61172
Oct 2, 2019
Sold
$406,000
May 1, 2019
Listed
$410,000
Cozy, secluded cabin with a comfortable floor plan and beautiful acreage for sale! 4 bed/3 bath 1800 sq. ft home on 8.09 acres in the Rochford area of the Black Hills! Built in 1992, this cabin was totally renovated in 2014. Open kitchen to dining and living room has vaulted ceilings to the loft upstairs. Large post along staircase in living room was a beam in the old Standby Mine. Kitchen has high end soft-close maple cabinets with granite counter tops. Flooring is maple throughout the house. Main floor master suite and 2nd bedroom are on the main floor. 1274 sq ft on main floor with 2 baths. Loft includes small family room, 2 bedrooms and bath (526 sq. ft). Attached over-sized 2 car garage with tons of storage above garage as well as bonus room off garage. Acreage is flat to gently sloping with its own well 120 ft. deep. Lots of aspen, birch, pine & spruce trees. CAUTION! The other residents (flocks of turkeys and families of deer) will stop by almost everyday.