6147 101st Avenue NW, White Earth, ND 58794

Set on 6.63 acres along the picturesque White Earth Valley, this inviting country property offers room to breathe, space to spread out, and the peaceful setting rural living is all about. Head down the road and the landscape opens into extraordinary North Dakota scenery, with rolling terrain and expansive valley views that make the drive home something special. And while it feels wonderfully tucked away, it isn't disconnected. Easy access to the main highway makes getting where you need to go convenient--without the home itself feeling like it sits on the highway. It's a combination that can be hard to find: acreage, privacy, and country surroundings without sacrificing accessibility. Inside, this ranch offers a comfortable and spacious layout across two levels. The main floor features two bedrooms, a full bath and an additional half bath, along with a bright living room, dedicated dining room, and spacious kitchen with abundant cabinetry and counter space. Several new appliances provide a welcome update, while some new flooring in adds another recent improvement. The lower level brings even more versatility with two additional bedrooms, one of which is non-egress, plus a recreation/ gym space, additional living room, half bath, and a large laundry + storage area. The lower-level bath also includes a hookup for a future shower offering an opportunity to expand its functionality. Outside, 6.63 acres gives you room to truly enjoy country living. Mature trees add character and privacy around the home, while the open acreage leaves space for gardening, recreation, animals, projects, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet with a little more distance between you and the neighbors. A 384 sq. ft. detached garage provides additional parking and storage. Upgraded steel roofs on both the home and garage add durability and long-term peace of mind. Come for the acreage. Stay for the quiet. And enjoy the White Earth Valley every time you head down the road. This is a special setting that reminds you why you live in North Dakota.