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Related: About this forumSouth Dakota Powerball Winner Sells 50,000-Acre Ranch for $37 Million
After South Dakota cowboy Neal Wanless won a $232.1 million Powerball prize, he spent some of the winnings on a roughly 50,000-acre ranch. Now, he's sold it for $37 million, more than double what he paid.
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WSJ News Exclusive | South Dakota Powerball Winner Sells 50,000-Acre Ranch for $37 Million
The property north of Rapid City is the priciest ranch ever to sell in the state.
WSJ News Exclusive | South Dakota Powerball Winner Sells 50,000-Acre Ranch for $37 Million
The property north of Rapid City is the priciest ranch ever to sell in the state.
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South Dakota Powerball Winner Sells 50,000-Acre Ranch for $37 Million (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Dec 2022
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twodogsbarking
(12,271 posts)1. Nothing graces a $37million mansion like dead animals.
jimfields33
(19,312 posts)2. Regardless. That's an awesome kitchen.
You got to be impressed that this guy might be one of the few who wont be dirt poor in a few years like so many other winners. Clearly, hes going to manage better.
twodogsbarking
(12,271 posts)3. I like animals that are living.
jimfields33
(19,312 posts)5. They could be stuffed. I know a woman who stuffed her cat after it died.
Irish_Dem
(59,687 posts)4. Kitchen doesn't look like it is part of a $37 million property.
CincyDem
(6,962 posts)6. The 50,000 acres probably accounts for a lot of that value.
Not sure about SD but several friends up in Idaho/Montana talk about many of the big high value farms out there have houses that aren't over the top opulent like you would see in a 37million Long Island home (on 2.4 acres).
Don't really know - none of my bazillionaire friends invite me to their places...lol...but it makes sense.
Irish_Dem
(59,687 posts)7. Yes I thought the same.
The value must be in the land, livestock, outbuildings.
The house looks ordinary.
royable
(1,374 posts)8. I don't think that's a photo of the kitchen,
but rather of the bar in the rec room (of the guest quarters?).
Irish_Dem
(59,687 posts)9. That makes more sense.
Or maybe the staff kitchen.