Hicksville, OH 43526(Paulding County)

Tract 1: 50 ac Milford TWP. - Sec. 22: At the southwest corner of SR 249 and Lake Rd (113), southeast of Edgerton, OH. Tract has approx. 1325 ft. along 249 and over 1600 ft. along Lake Rd. Tract has approx. 44 tillable acres w/ some low and wooded areas w/in. Soils are mostly Blount loam and Glynwood loam w/ some muck soils in the low area in the middle. Tract has some rolling terrain, w/ some possible elevated building sites. The low area in the middle could be possible pond sites. This would be a great investment opportunity for future homesites!

Tract 2: 30 ac Milford TWP. - Sec. 22: Along Lake Rd (113). Tract lies adjacent to and south of Tract 1. Tract has approx. 900 ft. of road frontage. It has nearly 10 acres of tillable along the front and the rest is wildlife habitat and wooded. Soils are also Glynwood and Bount loams. There could also be some beautiful potential building sites on top of this parcel. There is about 4 acres of brushy cover between the tillable acres and the hardwoods which offers some great deer cover!! The wooded area slopes down to the open drain off of the front cover area! There is currently alfalfa and crop fields surrounding this tract! Combine these tracts 1 and 2 for your very own 80 acre estate w/ private hunting and recreation areas!

Tract 3: 145 ac Mark Twp. - Sec. 28: At the northwest corner of Jericho Rd (33) and Farmer Mark Rd (122). This tract has over 1900 ft. of roadway along Farmer Mark Rd and over 2600 ft. along Jericho Rd. This tract is mostly all tillable acres. The soils are mostly Latty silty clay w/ a mix of Fulton silty clay.

Tract 4: 79 ac Mark Twp. - Sec. 35: South off of Jericho Rd (33), just east of Williams Center Rd (122). It has approx. 1100 ft. along Jericho Rd. It is mostly all tillable except for a ditch that crosses the property and 13+/- acres of woods to the back. The soils are Mostly Latty silty clay in the center w/ a mix of Fulton silty clay and Paulding clay to the south.

Tract 5: 71.5 ac Mark Twp. - Sec. 34: North off of Defiance-Paulding Line Rd (T 8), between Farmer Mark Rd and Williams Center - Cecil Rd. It has approx. 500 ft. of road frontage along Defiance-Paulding Line Rd. It is mostly all tillable acres except for approx. 11 acres of woods in the northeast corner. The soils are mostly Paulding Clay w/ Latty silty clay on the northern part.

Tract 6: 39.8 ac Mark Twp. - Sec. 34: North off of Defiance-Paulding Line Rd, and lies adjacent to the west of Tract 5. This tract has approx. 1100 ft. of road frontage along Defiance-Paulding Line Rd. This tract is mostly all tillable acres. The soils are a combination of Paulding Clay and Roselms silty clay.

Tract 7: 40.8 ac Crane Twp. - Sec. 2: At the southeast corner of Defiance-Paulding County Line Rd, and Township Rd 99. This tract has approx. 1300 ft. of roadway along Defiance-Paulding Rd, and 750 ft. of road frontage along T-99. This tract is mostly all tillable acres. The Soils are a mix of Paulding clay and Roselms silty clay.

Tract 8: 62.5 ac Crane Twp. - Sec. 4: At the southwest of intersection of T-192 and T-89. It is a river-bottom parcel w/ T-192 running along most of the top, approx. 3500ft. There is nearly 4,000 ft. of river frontage along the bottom. The very productive soils are a combination of Rossburg silt loam, Knoxdale silt loam and Flatrock silt loam.

Tract 9: 46.8 ac Crane Twp. - Sec. 2: At the southwest intersection of County Rd 230 and County Hwy. C-105. This tract has approx. 700 ft. of road frontage along CR 230 and over 1500 ft. along C-105. It is an irregular shape parcel w/ mostly tillable acres. The soils are mostly Roselms silty clay on the southern part and Paulding Clay in the middle. Tract 9 will be conveyed subject to a new restrictive covenant in the deed which will prevent the use of Tract 9 for certain livestock operations.

Tract 10: 48.4 ac Crane Twp. - Sec. 1: Southeast of the intersection of T-230 and T-109. There is approx. 1674 ft. of road frontage along T-109. This tract is nearly all tillable acres. The soils on the southern most part are Roselms silty clay and the northern part is Paulding clay w/ a vein of Mermill loam.

Tract 11: 96.3 ac Emerald Twp. - Sec. 7: South off of County Rd 232, just east of 127. The southeast boundary is along U.S. 24. This tract is mostly all tillable. The soils are predominantly Paulding clay w/ a mix of Roselms silty clay and Nappanee silty clay.