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113 Acres Offered in 5 Tracts
- Auction dateTue, Jun 29, 2004 ET
- Acres113±
- Tracts5
Tract descriptions
| Tract | Acres | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6± | This tract includes the 1900 vintage, partially remodeled, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 story home with approximately 1450 sq. ft. of living area. The home has asphalt shingle & metal roofing, vinyl siding, a partial basement, electric baseboard heat together with a wood burning furnace & central air conditioning. There is a new attached oversized 2 car garage with automatic opener. The home is approximately 800ﾒ west of the end of CR 125W. This tract comes with a 30ﾒ owned lane approximately 570ﾒ from the end of 125W. There is also a 52ﾒ x 64ﾒ open front pole building for livestock and machinery storage. |
| 2 | 23± | Beautiful rolling land with ideal building sites overlooking the shared 8 acre stocked pond. The pond ranges from primarily 8 to 20ﾒ deep. The pond has bass, bluegill, croppie, red ear & catfish. As proposed there is an easement (30ﾒ x 570ﾒ) over the drive to the home on Tract 1. The log cabin & potty building on skids will not be considered as part of the real estate but will be available to be purchased in a personal property auction soon to follow. |
| 3 | 10.7± | This is another very attractive rolling building site with partial ownership of the shared 8 acre pond. (The offering of this tract separately will be taken to the plan commission for an advisory in their June 16 meeting & is contingent upon this being allowed to be sold separately. Otherwise it may need to be combined with Tract 2). |
| 4 | 35.4± | This mostly tillable tract wraps around a 5 acre square tract with the home near the end of CR 125 W. Soils are predominately Morley & Glynwood with some Pewamo, Coessee & Houghton. It is reached with a 30ﾒ owned access straight back from the end of CR 125 W. |
| 5 | 38± | This former Whitley County landfill lies along the east side of 125 W. The use of this parcel is limited but may possibly include the grazing of livestock. Currently $1500 is paid annually for the mowing of this property twice. The county continues to monitor it. |