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0 Newton Township
Piketon, OH 45661
Oliver Parker with Ohio Land Sales, original listing - (740) 352-3691
$1,300,000
Conventional
Property
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Property Type
Conventional
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Property Description
WOW! This property is an extraordinary find, offering an unparalleled combination of luxury, privacy, and natural beauty. Situated on 137 secluded acres, this estate is accessed via a nearly 3/4-mile-long private driveway. The meticulously maintained landscape includes a large, covered front porch overlooking acres of manicured lawn, perfect for children and pets to play on, with no neighbors in sight-your very own slice of paradise. Main House Features: Size: 3300 sq ft Bedrooms: 5 total, including a large master suite with a full bath, walk-in closet, and custom entertainment area. Additional Bedrooms: All spacious with large closets, two featuring walk-in closets. Family Room: Enormous 16' x 45' space, perfect for large gatherings. Bathrooms: 2 full baths, with the potential for a 3rd under renovation. Kitchen: Newly renovated with hickory cabinetry, large island with vegetable sink, over 100 sq ft of cabinet space, and a sizable walk-in pantry. Dining Room: Features a new bank of windows, allowing ample sunlight. Every part of the interior is being renovated by the seller, a seasoned carpenter with 30+ years of experience, ensuring precise and high-quality craftsmanship throughout the home. Additional Structures: Shop: Nearly 4000 sq ft, with a 6" poured concrete floor and in-floor radiant heat system across 12 zones. It includes a full bath, laundry facilities, and potential for conversion into a separate living space. The shop has 5 exterior overhead doors and 4 exterior man doors, offering versatile access and functionality. Pole Barn: 40' x 50' with a poured concrete floor, ideal for seasonal equipment or potential conversion into a horse barn. It already has water access. Chicken Coop/She-Shack: Large, predator-proof coop with an extensive run area. Water and Orchard Features: Water: Two county water taps; the second tap could support a second home or structure. Orchard: Mature apple, peach, and pear trees, along with 40 additional fruit trees (4-8 years old) producing an abundance of fruit. Recreational Features Pond: Approximately 1-acre man-made pond, perfect for swimming, fishing, and relaxing on the custom-built dock. Hunting and Wildlife Management: The property has been meticulously managed for deer and turkeys, with specific measures to enhance wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities: Timber Removal Program: Enhances stem count and browse availability. Edge Feathering: Creates transitional habitats. Water Holes and Mineral Sites: Improve wildlife health. Food Plots: Corn, beans, clover, radishes, and fruit trees boost herd health. Bedding Areas and Tree Stands: Designed for optimal hunting strategies. Field: 16 acres adjacent to the home, ideal for food plots or converting into pasture for horses or farm animals. The soil pH has been corrected, making the land ready for planting various crops. This turn-key property is truly awe-inspiring, with every detail carefully planned and executed to perfection. Prepare to be blown away by this one-of-a-kind estate! ABSOLUTELY NO ONE IS TO BE ON THIS PROPERTY WITHOUT A LICENSED AGENT!
Property Information
Lot Size
136 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Land-Other
Year Built
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Location
Address
0 Newton Township
City
Piketon
State
OH
Zip Code
45661
County
PIKE
Listing
Provider
Ohio Land Sales, original listing
Name
Phone
(740) 672-0738
Office Name
Office Phone
(740) 352-3691
Agent Name
Oliver Parker
Agency Phone
(740) 352-3691

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