7795 Loches Rd NE, St Louisville, OH 43071

Opportunity to purchase a 2.3-acre building lot with 200 feet of road frontage. This proposed parcel features mature trees along the perimeter and level, open ground that is currently being farmed, offering a versatile setting for a future homesite. This parcel is being offered subject to completion of a lot split from the parent 11.3-acre tract. The proposed lot split has not yet been initiated. All acreage, dimensions, legal descriptions, and parcel boundaries are approximate and subject to survey, seller approval, and all required governmental approvals. See MLS #226027843 and 226027846

To all you hunters out there. .. Here's one you may want to check out. 11.3 scenic acres in Licking County with a mix of wooded acreage and open ground, plus an existing 2-bedroom, 1-bath, approximately 2,400 sq. ft. building that could make a great hunting cabin or weekend base camp. And you're not exactly roughing it - the building was constructed in 2025 and already has a private well, septic and propane-fired radiant in-floor heat. Hunt, camp, bring the side-by-side, set up a workshop, or just have your own place to disappear to for the weekend. And with approximately 400 feet of road frontage and the possibility of exploring a future lot split, there are plenty of options for what this property could become. The property may be purchased as the entire 11.3-acre parcel, or buyers may wish to explore a potential lot split. The seller is also offering the front parcel, consisting of approximately 200 feet of road frontage by approx. 500 feet deep (approx. 2.3 acres) for $165,000 (See MLS #226027844 and #226027846). A recorded driveway easement benefits the property (see MLS Documents for details). This property offers numerous possibilities, including Primary residence with acreage, Multi-generational living, Hobby farm or recreational property, Hunting cabin or weekend retreat, Investment/rental property. The seller has met with township and zoning officials regarding a potential lot split, and preliminary discussions indicate a split may be feasible. However, no approvals have been obtained, and the seller prefers not to pursue engineering, surveying, or the formal approval process until a buyer determines how they wish to utilize the property.