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Pole-Barn Cabin at Camp Creek

Skidmore Hollow Road
Lucasville, Ohio 45648

Land and Cabin

9.8 acres

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Pole-Barn Cabin at Camp Creek
Barndominium Style Cabin on 9.8 Acres on Camp Creek
Camp, Play or Stay with Room For All of Your Toys
Skidmore Hollow Road, Pike Co, OH

  • Barndominium Style Cabin (30 x 40)
  • Camp, Play or Stay with Room for all of Your Toys
  • Fully modern finished living quarters, studio living space with one full bathroom
  • Wood Burning Stove and Wall AC Unit
  • Fully Wired
  • Easy disconnect water supply through connection at frost fee spigot
  • Existing Septic System
  • Beautiful Camp Creek Flows through the property
  • New Gated Gravel Driveway
  • New Trail System
  • Mixture of Open Meadow and Woods
  • Abundant Wildlife
  • Excellent Deer and Turkey Hunting
  • 9.801 Acres, Tract 5 at Camp Creek Retreat, a deed restricted large lot development
  • Additional Acreage Available
  • Located on Dead End Township Rd in Beautiful Remote Country Setting
  • All Mineral Rights Transfer with No Active Leases (ATO)
  • Camp Creek Township, Pike County
  • Scioto Valley Local School District
  • Parcel # 04-009505.0000

    Camp Creek is located:
  • 12 miles to Lucasville
  • 20 miles to Portsmouth
  • 33 miles to Chillicothe
  • 73 miles to Columbus
  • 74 miles to Cincinnati
  • 106 miles to Dayton

    Skidmore Hollow Road, Lucasville, OH 45648
    GPS Coordinates: 38.986635, -83.149727

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