Hill CitySouth Dakota

Nestled in the heart of Pennington County, Hill City emerges as the oldest standing city, steeped in history within South Dakota's Black Hills. The 2020 census counted a population of 872, a testament to its enduring allure. Positioned 26 miles southwest of Rapid City along U.S. Highway 16 and U.S. Route 385, linking Deadwood to Hot Springs, Hill City proudly earns the title "Heart of the Hills." This distinction arises from its strategic location at the geographical center of the Black Hills and proximity to local tourist attractions.

Founded during the late 19th-century Black Hills mining rush, Hill City's origin echoes the era's tin mining dominance in the 1880s, magnetizing capital and populace to the region. As mining fervor subsided, the city shifted focus, embracing the burgeoning tourism and timber industries, fostering their growth in the area. With the establishment of iconic landmarks such as Mount Rushmore in the 1940s, along with the acclaim of Custer State Park and the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, the Black Hills emerged as a premier tourist destination, benefitting Hill City immensely.

In recent years, Hill City diversified its identity, blossoming into a vibrant cultural hub adorned with numerous art studios and lively festivals. Liechty Homes proudly contributes to this community's fabric by offering quality housing solutions. From our sales center in Rapid City, we provide diverse residences, including manufactured homes, mobile homes, and singlewide homes, tailored to the distinctive preferences of the residents in the vicinity. As Hill City evolves into an artistic and cultural haven, Liechty Homes remains steadfast in our commitment to facilitating comfortable and high-quality living, ensuring that residents find their ideal homes in this culturally vibrant area.