This one-of-a-kind listing off Route 664 just above Hocking Hills State Park covers almost 18 acres, backs up to the Hocking State Forest (with the state parks mountain bike trail beyond that) and is approved for a 4-parcel split (approved but not recorded). The approved parcels are approximately 4.159 acres, 6.785 acres, 2.784 acres, and 4.037 acres.
Two of the parcels include older log cabins (dates unknown) with water/plumbing and bathrooms, and wood-burning stoves; their well and septic systems condition is unknown, and the systems are not warrantied in any way; the cabins are strictly as-is, and their construction date is unknown. Auditor's site indicates each cabin is approximately 448 square feet.
The land carries no restrictions, and could be used for commercial opportunities as well as residential development; there is approximately 1,600 feet of road frontage. There are old ...
The land carries no restrictions, and could be used for commercial opportunities as well as residential development; there is approximately 1,600 feet of road frontage. There are old cleared vehicle routes up to the cabins, across the midsection of the property, and up to the large level area at the top of the ridge. A stream winds across the front of the property, and an older bridge provides common access across the stream. The lower area is quite flat and cleared, with the majority of the acreage heavily treed with mature hardwoods.
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