The median home value in Kramer, ND is $123,900.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $198,000.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Kramer, ND is $123,900.
Approximately 36.67% of Kramer homes are owned,
compared to 10% rented, while
53.33% are vacant.
Kramer real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Kramer real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Agent related to seller. The North Sanctuary encompasses approximately 90 acres of prime hunting land, located just southwest of Gardena, ND, and north of the J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge. This exceptional habitat features a combination of thick native grasses and dense tree cover, providing an ideal environment for a wide range of wildlife. Pheasants thrive here, taking advantage of the grassy areas for nesting and the protective cover offered by cattails and scattered brush with berries. The abundant pollinators in the area ensure a steady supply of insects for young chicks. The whitetail deer population is particularly noteworthy, with mature bucks known to reach impressive sizes. Surrounded by cropland, this property provides essential cover and security for wildlife to flourish. Currently out of CRP, the 90 acres offer an ideal opportunity to establish food plots and potentially create a duck pond, adding further appeal. Located near Kramer, ND, this area is also renowned for its duck and goose hunting, enhancing its appeal for avid hunters and conservationists alike.
Agent related to seller. The South Sanctuary spans around 150 acres of prime hunting land, just southwest of Gardena, ND, and north of the J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge. This hidden gem offers dense tree rows and robust tree claims that make it ideal for wildlife. The sanctuary boasts a blend of thick native grasses and substantial tree cover, creating a haven for diverse wildlife. Pheasants thrive here, utilizing grassy nesting areas and finding protective cover in the cattails and berry-laden brush. Pollinators in the region support a steady supply of insects for young chicks. The property is also home to a notable whitetail deer population, including mature bucks of impressive size. Surrounded by cropland, the sanctuary provides essential cover and security for flourishing wildlife. No longer under CRP, these 150 acres are perfect for establishing food plots and possibly a duck pond. Located near Kramer, ND, the area is well-regarded for duck and goose hunting, adding to its appeal for hunters and conservationists. It is currently enrolled in CRP until 2028, providing an income of $5,146.00.
Agent related to seller. The South Sanctuary spans around 150 acres of prime hunting land, just southwest of Gardena, ND, and north of the J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge. This hidden gem offers dense tree rows and robust tree claims that make it ideal for wildlife. The sanctuary boasts a blend of thick native grasses and substantial tree cover, creating a haven for diverse wildlife. Pheasants thrive here, utilizing grassy nesting areas and finding protective cover in the cattails and berry-laden brush. Pollinators in the region support a steady supply of insects for young chicks. The property is also home to a notable whitetail deer population, including mature bucks of impressive size. Surrounded by cropland, the sanctuary provides essential cover and security for flourishing wildlife. No longer under CRP, these 150 acres are perfect for establishing food plots and possibly a duck pond. Located near Kramer, ND, the area is well-regarded for duck and goose hunting, adding to its appeal for hunters and conservationists. It is currently enrolled in CRP until 2028, providing an income of $5,146.00.
Agent related to seller. The North Sanctuary encompasses approximately 90 acres of prime hunting land, located just southwest of Gardena, ND, and north of the J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge. This exceptional habitat features a combination of thick native grasses and dense tree cover, providing an ideal environment for a wide range of wildlife. Pheasants thrive here, taking advantage of the grassy areas for nesting and the protective cover offered by cattails and scattered brush with berries. The abundant pollinators in the area ensure a steady supply of insects for young chicks. The whitetail deer population is particularly noteworthy, with mature bucks known to reach impressive sizes. Surrounded by cropland, this property provides essential cover and security for wildlife to flourish. Currently out of CRP, the 90 acres offer an ideal opportunity to establish food plots and potentially create a duck pond, adding further appeal. Located near Kramer, ND, this area is also renowned for its duck and goose hunting, enhancing its appeal for avid hunters and conservationists alike.