In the southern part of Meigs County, Ohio-an area with a rich history of whitetail hunting-a near-perfect opportunity presents itself. Sitting on approximately 160 acres, subject to survey, is an early twentieth-century farmhouse. The home offers over 3,000 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and one bathroom. As this home approaches its hundredth year, its presentation remains strong. Currently, the home serves as a single-family residence, while the land functions as both hunting grounds and farmland, where the residents raise beef cattle and cut hay. Additional structures on the property provide space for livestock and storage, along with a fully functional pole barn/shop featuring concrete floors, insulation, a full bathroom, and laundry hookups. The property offers road frontage on both sides of Swick Road, with the majority of the land lying on the northern side and featuring a south-facing slope. Less than 20 acres are on the southern side of Swick Road, which is completely wooded. The property presents a favorable ratio of wooded acreage to open ground, complimenting areas for food plots and pasture fields while still offering plenty of screening and bedding areas for wildlife. Navigating the property is highly versatile, with well-maintained trails accessible for various 4x4 vehicles. These trails feature only mildly challenging slopes, with many flat areas along the route. Whether you're looking to relocate or seeking a whitetail retreat to cultivate world-class deer, this property checks all the boxes. The features of this farm are rare, and it all comes together in an extremely attractive manner.
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