45 Acres of Hunting Land in Washington County, OH - State Route 26 Tract 3

$180,000

Overview

Tract 3 is 44.94 acres on State Route 26 outside New Matamoras in Washington County, Ohio, and it is built for hunters. Timbered ridges and deep hollows run back from the road, with a creek winding through the back of the property. Rock outcroppings and small cave-like spots give you plenty to explore. A food plot is already in, and a great trail system takes you deep into the woods. The tract backs up to Wayne National Forest, so you have public ground right behind you. It was recently select-timbered, leaving the good trees to grow for future timber value. Out front, the tract has frontage on the Little Muskingum River, and an ODOT-approved entrance is already installed. State Route 26 is the National Forest Covered Bridge Scenic Byway, running from Marietta to Woodsfield right along the Little Muskingum River. The Little Muskingum is known for smallmouth bass, and it is a favorite for fishing, boating and canoeing. The Wayne National Forest around it is Ohio's only national forest, with miles of public ground for hiking and hunting. The Rinard Covered Bridge, built in 1876, is about 2.5 miles away, and the Lamping Homestead Recreation Area is about 4.4 miles away. You are out in quiet country here, yet Marietta and Interstate 77 are only about 35 minutes away. Tracts 1 and 2 are offered next door for a buyer who wants the whole river stretch. Paved road frontage on State Route 26. Utilities: none known. Ludlow Township, Frontier Local School District. Acreage is approximate, not surveyed yet. Showings are by appointment, and a licensed agent must be present. The listing agent is related to the seller. Mineral rights do not convey with this property. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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