471 St Anthony Rd , Fort Recovery, OH 45846(Mercer County)

Tract 3: 55.3 ac mostly tillable except for approximately 5.5 acres of woods on the southeast corner. The soils are mostly Blount Silt Loam with some Pewamo silty clay loams. There is approximately 600 feet of road frontage along Pine Road. There is approximately 2.6 acres on the south side of the drainage ditch.

Tract 4: 40 ac all tillable, rolling high on the western half and slopes down across the eastern half. It does offer a very scenic potential building site. There is some flood plain on the northeastern part of this tract. The soils are partly Blount silt loam with some Sloan silty clay and Glynwood clay and Shoals silt loam. There is over 1300 feet of road frontage along Pine Road.

Tract 5: 31.5 ac all tillable, level farm land with some older drainage tiles showing on aerial. The soils are about half Pewamo silty clay and half Blount silt loam with a small amount of Glynwood. There is approximately 500 + feet of road frontage along Wabash road to the north of the home, and 300 + to the south.

Tract 6: 59 ac all tillable except for the drainage ditch which runs through it. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam with some Glynwood silt loam. There is approximately 600 feet of road frontage along Pine Road.

Tract 7: 13 ac mostly wooded with a small area of tillable on the northwest corner. This woods obviously took a tremendous amount of damage from the tornado. Tons of firewood to be made, but still remains a great future potential building site. There is nearly 700 feet of road frontage along Pine Road.

Tract 8: 45 ac mostly tillable with a lot of frontage along the ditch. The soils are Glynwood silt loam with some Pewamo silty clay. This tract wraps around the home farm place and has approximately 600 feet of road frontage along Schroeder Road to the west of the drive and over 600 to east. This tract will include the two fertilizer storage buildings. One building is 28 x 80 with bins inside, and the other is 48 x 75 with open storage inside. Sliding door is 15 ft. w x 10.5 ft. high.

Tract 9: 3 ac with The two story home, with two car attached garage, with barn and grainery. The home features a spacious kitchen with lots of clean cabinetry. The kitchen includes electric stove, dishwasher, double stainless sink, and breakfast bar. There is a formal dining room with pass through to kitchen, then the front living area has potential for approx. 35 ft. x15 ft. area. There is a small bedroom downstairs and 3 nice size bedrooms upstairs. The upstairs bedrooms feature built-ins and other extras. The home is heated by oil hot water heat and also has a Mitsubishi heat & air unit. The roof is approx. 10 years old and home is on well and septic. There is an updated electrical service panel. There is a propane whole house Generac generator. The large main barn is 68x60 with full length lean to. The barn has a new metal roof. The grainery building is 16x20. This Tract division is subject to the approval by the Mercer County Plan Commission.

Tract 10: 39.2 ac mostly tillable with approximately 3.25 acres off woods. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam with a small amount of Haskins loam. There is over 1100 feet of road frontage along 29.

Tract 11: 70 ac mostly all tillable farmland. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam. There is over 800 feet of road frontage along 29 and nearly 1300 feet along Schroeder road to the south.

Tract 12: 10 ac all wooded. This tract heavily wooded with approximately 400 feet of road frontage along 29.

Tract 13: 79.3 ac mostly tillable except for the drainage ditch going through it. This tract is mostly Blount silt loam with some Pewamo silty clay. There is approximately 250 feet of road frontage to the west of the house, and over 900 feet of frontage to the east of the house along Schroeder road.

Tract 14: 40 ac mostly tillable except for the ditch running across the tract. The soils are a mixture of Blount silt loam, Pewamo silty clay, and Glynwood silt loam on the north of ditch and also the same on the south of the ditch with some Sloan silty clay along the ditch on both sides. There is approximately 1300 feet of road frontage along 29.