This prime hunting and recreational property is ready for a new owner. This 40A± acre Greene County property is located in a great whitetail and turkey neighborhood. The county road intersects this land and approximately 12 acres of CRP lies on either side providing income and great bedding habitat. The road provides excellent access and also makes this property hunt like 2 parcels. The land follows the topography from the road to the north and south. This provides hunting locations for all winds and the ability to use the road for easy access. The topography in this part of the county is steep with deep valleys and connecting ridgetops. This allows for multiple access points that are not visible from most other parts of the property. The timber is a mix of white oak, red oak, hard maple, and softwoods with a good percentage of marketable-sized hardwoods. The land would be best served by transitioning some of the CRP acres to food during the next enrollment. This would pull the deer and turkey from the valleys to the ridgetop fields. The land is improved with a small cabin-style home. Inside, you will find an extremely unique home with all the necessities to avoid having to run to town. The original log cabin has been added onto, and the logs are still visible from the living room. This provides a very rustic feel with all the modern comforts. Rural water has been ran into the home and provides peace of mind when planning your fall hunts. The ability to stay right on your hunting property allows an incredible amount of time to manage the land and make the necessary improvements to ensure your land is in the best possible condition. The property is neighbors to some large, highly-managed landowners. Location makes all the difference when purchasing smaller acreages, and this location is hard to beat. If you are looking for an affordable whitetail and turkey property with lodging, this one is worth a serious look. Call today for a private tour.
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