Beautiful and hard to find! Horse lovers, nature lovers, hunters and small farmers. .. look no further. Your dream is here! Setting is private with wooded entry, creek, heavy woods surrounding half of property and the other half is lined with mature evergreens. Owner has made over $20,000 in improvements over the last 7 years: Driveway, 2 culverts, terrific out building, planted evergreens and maples (10'-16+' tall), fire pit some decorative stones. Located across the street from 20+ miles of Caesar's Creek bridle and hiking trails, dog training park and within 5 miles of boat ramp. Land works for a home site with a walk-out basement and a pond. Enjoy the land now just the way it is or build right away its ready to go! * 2 Parcels totalling 11 Acres. Seller has applied for CAUV for 2013 tax year so property taxes will be substantially lower. Please ask agent for details on CAUV.
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11 acresLot Size
$27,227Price/Acres
1 spaceParking
Listed by Tawnya Lee-Hurst• Bill Lee & Associates Inc.
•937-602-8256 (agent)
•TLee@BuyDayton.com (agent)
•937-291-5555 (broker)
•TLee@BuyDayton.com (broker)
Bought with Heather Zimmaro• BHHS Professional Realty
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Mar 21, 2017.
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Prime Agricultural District
The intent of the Prime Agricultural District is to recognize the long-range physical, social, and economic needs of the agricultural community within Spring Valley Township. Since agricultural pursuits provide a substantial economic base for Spring Valley Township, and many areas still exist which possess an existing agricultural character and prime agricultural soils, it is the intent of this district to maintain and protect such areas. Only those land uses, which perform necessary functions within the agricultural community, will be encouraged to locate within the Prime Agricultural District. Rural farm dwellings are permitted to locate within the Prime Agricultural District at a maximum density of one dwelling unit per ten acres. Unnecessary encroachment by nonagricultural land uses which limits agricultural effectiveness either through encroachment of land resources or through incompatibility of land uses will be discouraged.