Rest easy here! Picturesque and superbly upgraded 1.5 story cottage located in the historic town of Central City, only 1.5 miles to Deadwood and 1.5 miles to Lead! Minutes from the Terry Peak. Snowmobiling, Cross Country Skiing, Mickelson Trail, and many other things to do!  Great-sized kitchen with an overflow of custom cabinets, plenty of countertop space, new luxury vinyl tile wood flooring, and dining area. Plush new carpet, built-in shelves & rustic stone-encased fireplace creates an ambiance in the living room. Cozy sitting room offers even more options for relaxing and entertaining. Main floor also boasts a nicely updated bathroom and laundry area. Upstairs 2 bedrooms and half bathroom are fabulously updated. Lovely remodeled 12x11 4-season porch that leads out to a patio area gazing out into a tree-filled, pristinely landscaped yard. Plenty of on and off street parking for you trailer and vehicles. Your stay is sure to be a pleasant one! And while you are here you might want to try out the locals favorite Lumpy's Bar.   Outdoor access: Hiking: Hiking in Central City, South Dakota, is a fantastic way to explore the stunning Black Hills. There are trails for every level of hiker. If you're looking for something easy and scenic, check out the George S. Mickelson Trail, which winds through beautiful landscapes and old railroad paths. For a bit more challenge, head to Black Elk Peak—the highest point in South Dakota—which offers amazing views from the top. Spearfish Canyon is another great spot with trails like Roughlock Falls, where you can hike and enjoy the waterfalls.Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a nice walk, there’s a trail in Central City that’s perfect for you. Fishing: Fishing in Central City, South Dakota, is a real treat for any angler. For a good catch, head to Pactola Reservoir, where you can reel in walleye and perch, or try Sheridan Lake, which is popular for trout and bass. If you prefer the tranquility of stream fishing, Rapid Creek is perfect for fly fishing enthusiasts. There's even a cool twist—you can try your hand at gold panning in some spots. The local waters are stocked and ready, making for a fun and relaxing day out. Wildlife viewing: Wildlife viewing in Central City, South Dakota, is an awesome way to get up close with nature. The Black Hills are home to a variety of animals, and you can often spot deer, elk, and even bighorn sheep if you’re lucky. The area is also great for birdwatching; you might see eagles, hawks, and a bunch of other bird species. A drive through Custer State Park often brings sightings of the famous buffalo herd roaming around. Just grab your binoculars and camera, and you’re set for an exciting day of wildlife spotting in this beautiful region.