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About this property

Tract 6 – New Lexington Woods
17 Ac Wooded Home/Cabin Site or Recreation Retreat
Township Road 262A, Perry County, Ohio

Picturesque Home/Cabin Site or Recreational Retreat

Park Like Setting with Beautiful Mature Pine Trees

Nice Stream Flows Through the Woods

Very Remote Private Setting, with all of the conveniences of town

Gated Gravel Driveway System with Multiple Graveled Destinations

Numerous Building Sites

Very Gentle Terrain

Extensive New Trail System

Abundant Wildlife, Trophy Deer Hunting

Endless Recreational Opportunities both on the property and in the area

Only Minutes to Thousands of Acres of Public Hunting and Recreation

Only Minutes to Multiple ATV Areas, Some of the best Off Road Trails in Ohio

17.00 Acres (New Survey - Fully Approved and recorded)

Beautiful Remote County Setting only minutes from town

Tract 6 at New Lexington Woods, a deed restricted large lot development

Southern Perry Water at the Road

American Electric Power available nearby with easements in place

Natural Gas Available

Pike Township, Perry County

New Lexington City School District

Parcel # 240007160000

New Lexington Woods is located:

Adjacent to New Lexington

45 miles to Columbus

106 miles to Canton

115 miles to Dayton

106 miles to Cincinnati

Township Road 262A, New Lexington, OH 43764
GPS Coordinates: 39.701858, -82.197646

Countrytyme Maps and Additional Information

New Lexington Woods Area Parks Map.pdf

New Lexington Woods Restrictions.pdf

New Lexington Woods Survey Plat.pdf

New Lexington Woods (TR262) KML.KML

New Lexington Woods Aerial w Survey.pdf

New Lexington Woods Aerial.pdf

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