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Ross County · Sold

Paint Creek Paradise

North Musselman Station Road
Frankfort, Ohio 45628

Land and Cabin

9.85 acres

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Property Description

Paint Creek Paradise
10 Ac Wooded Retreat with Small Cabin
On N Fork Paint Creek and Bike Path
North Musselman Station Rd, Ross Co, OH

  • Own Your own Park less than 1 hour from Columbus
  • On North Fork Paint
  • On Paint Creek Recreation Trail (Bike Path)
  • New Gated Gravel Driveway with Large Gravel Parking Area
  • New 10 x 20 Cabin with Storage Area for your Toys
  • Owned Port-A-John Outhouse
  • Great for RV/Camper
  • Large Picturesque Creek, great for Fishing, Canoeing, Kayaking, Tubing… etc
  • Business Opportunities?? Uses only limited by your imagination
  • Extremely Gentle Terrain
  • Beautiful Mature Woods
  • Gated Gravel Trail across Bike path to Creek
  • Tremendous Amount of Wildlife
  • Ducks, Deer, Fish … etc
  • Excellent Hunting and Fishing
  • 9.857 Acres in 2 Parcels
  • Beautiful Remote Country Setting on Dead End Country Road
  • No Zoning
  • No Septic Systems allowed unless approved by Regional Planning and Health Department
  • South Central Power at the Road
  • Ross County Water at the Road
  • Concord Twp, Ross County
  • Adena Local School District
  • Parcel #s 060806092000 and 060806091000

    Paint Creek Recreational Trail is Located:
  • On North Fork Paint Creek
  • On Paint Creek Recreational Trail (Bike Path)
  • 2 Miles to Frankfort
  • 10 Miles to Chillicothe
  • 40 Miles to Columbus
  • 62 Miles to Dayton
  • 67 Miles to Cincinnati

    North Musselman Station Road, Frankfort, OH 45628
    GPS Coordinates : 39.37723, -83.15013

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