Vincent, OH Land & Home Lots for Sale

Tract 3 is twenty one acres and the largest piece still available on this hill. It is timber front to back, with a trail running through the middle of it. There is a hillside, a ridge above it and a hollow underneath, and inside the timber there are openings where the canopy quits. A barn sits on the edge of it with open ground on its shoulder. This is camp ground before it is house ground. Ten

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Tract 1 is the five acre piece where this offering meets the road. Behind the frontage there is a clearing, and a trail running back from it into the woods. Five acres out here is a driveway, a house site, a yard, and enough timber behind you that the road goes quiet. It is the front door of the offering and the easiest piece on the hill to build on. Ten tracts came off this hill in Fairfield

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Tract 4 is six acres and it is the open one. Field, with a treeline running all the way around it. There is a hillside behind it for shelter and a trail already cut into it. Nothing on the FEMA flood maps touches this piece, which sits in Zone X, outside any special flood hazard area. This is the tract where you can see the house before anybody has drawn it. Ten tracts came off this hill in

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Tract 10 is ten acres and the most consistent piece up here. Open ground, a treeline around it, timber behind that, the same the whole way across. The ground climbs, so there is a rise sitting above the field. There is a hollow on it, a trail, and a gravel drive already in. Open in front, woods behind, hill above. Nobody has to draw you a homesite on that. Ten tracts came off this hill in

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Tract 7 is fifteen acres and the headline piece of this split. Timber over all of it, and more than half of it is hillside. This is the steep end of the property, and that is exactly why it is the interesting end. A ridge above, a hollow below, trails running through it, and clearings where the canopy quits and there is sky. The maps put more drainage through tract 7 than any other piece still on

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