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Property Description
House with Rental income, Barns, Two Cabins, Picnic and play area, and Camper hook-ups all right on Deer Creek!This isn’t your everyday recreational hunting tract. This is a private getaway, a playground for young and old, with all the amenities already provided! This property features: a Farm House with Rental income, Barns, Two Cabins, Picnic and play area, and Camper hook-ups!
This tract is ideal for Hunting, Fishing, Camping and 4-wheeling!
This property offers many options with so much potential. You could simply move into the farm house and have your own private resort right behind your house. Or, you could lease out this recreational paradise with the house, cabins, hook-ups and barns for a return on your investment! There’s plenty here to make that possible! This is truly a one-of-a-kind opportunity.
Most of the property has a secluded setting but it has substantial frontage along a state route and Deer Creek running right through the property! The house sets closer to the road and the A-Frame Cabin, picnic area, and camper hook-ups are just beyond the house over-looking the creek and the rest of property on the other side.
With abundant deer, geese, and turkey, you’ll have your own private hunting reserve across the creek in the woods full of mature timber and a rustic cabin for your deer camp.
Features and Details:
House:
The old farm house was built in 1900. It is a 3 br, 1 bath, 1,256 sq’, Cape Cod with hardwood floors.
Rustic Cabin:
The rustic cabin was built in 1995 to look like it was built in 1800s. It is secluded on the other side of deer creek.
A-Frame Cabin:
The A-frame is a camping style structure with a kitchen, living area, and loft. You could sleep 4 adults without even using the floor! There is a pavilion and play area right next to the cabin.
Camper Hook-ups:
There are two camper hook up spots located at the bottom of the driveway next to the field. There is water, electric and waste disposal available to the sites.
Barns:
The larger barn is in pretty good shape and has a hay loft. It measures 30‘x40’. The pole building measures 12‘x28’.
Water:
The entire property is supplied from a spring house located next to the barn. There is also an old field stone lined well in the field on the north side of the barn which may have belonged to an old house at one time.
Property Splits:
The property is available either as a whole or in two separate tracts of approximately 10 acres including the house and recreation area in the woods below and approximately 20 acres including the barn, pole building and most of the woods. Both are currently priced at $149,900 each or $249,900 for the entire tract.
Westfall Schools
50% Wooded
40% Pasture
10% Tillable
Deer Creek State Park:
Deer Creek State Park lies on the eastern edge of the great till plains of Ohio • These plains receive their name from the glacial debris, or till, which is a mixture of sand, silt and gravel that was deposited by the glaciers • As glaciers advanced across the northern two-thirds of Ohio, most hills and valleys were covered and filled in by the till, leaving this part of Ohio relatively flat
Today, these rich plains in the park's region support corn, soybeans and wheat • The first settlers to the area did not find these open fields • Except for a few small prairie openings, the region was covered by dense woodlands • A regrowth of the original woodlands can be found scattered along the ridge tops and creek bottoms of the park
Wildflowers abound in the fields and woodlands of the till plains • In spring, common flowers are Dutchman's breeches, rue anemone, trillium, spring beauty and bloodroot • Summer months produce thimbleweed, wild lettuce, jewelweed and daisy fleabane • In autumn, the most abundant flowers are aster, goldenrod and chicory, whose roots were used by settlers to make a coffee-like beverage
The best known animals of the Deer Creek area include amphibians such as the chorus frog, spring peeper and American toad • Reptiles include box and painted turtles, black rat snake and eastern garter snake • Numerous mammals inhabit the park • Most of them are small and include the red fox, raccoon, opossum, woodchuck, skunk, rabbit, deer mouse and white-tailed deer • Deer Creek is known for its population of ring-necked pheasant • Other birds of the area include eastern meadowlark, song sparrow, cowbird, eastern bluebird, barn swallow and woodcock
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