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Property Documents
Property Description
Tract 13 at The Ponds at Poplar Ridge features a new two-story, 16’ x 24’ cabin on 6.768 acres of beautiful mature woods. Two covered decks overlook the surrounding woodland, offering a peaceful spot to relax and watch wildlife. The cabin is ready for weekend camping or can be finished out for living. A new gated gravel driveway leads up to the cabin, while trails throughout the open-canopy woods invite you to explore the rolling terrain and enjoy excellent deer and turkey hunting. Located in Cheshire Township, Gallia County, this scenic country retreat has a fully approved new survey, no zoning, minor deed restrictions and Buckeye Rural Electric on the property, ready to be tapped.- New Two-Story Cabin Tucked in the Woods
- 16’ x 24’ Cabin with 16’ x 6’ Porches
- Two Covered Porches with Stunning Views of the Woods
- Cabin Ready to be Camped in or Finished out to Live In
- Wooded Home/Cabin Site or Recreational Retreat
- Beautiful Mature Open-Canopy Woods with Trails Throughout
- Rolling Topography with Stunning Views
- Gated Gravel Driveway Leading to the Cabin in the Woods
- Picturesque Park-like Setting
- Beautiful Remote Country Setting
- Loaded with Wildlife
- Excellent Deer and Turkey Hunting
- 6.768 Ac - Survey (Fully Approved)
- Tract 13 at The Ponds at Poplar Ridge
- Additional Tracts Available
- No Zoning and Minor Deed Restrictions
- Buckeye Rural Electric On Property, Ready to be Tapped
- Cheshire Twp, Gallia County
- Gallia County Local School District
- Parcel # 00300251814
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