1685 East Dayton Rd

34 acres, mostly wooded, with over 1000' of creek frontage. Paved road frontage. There is an electric pole at the SE corner of the parcel at the road. The front part of this acreage, the part between the road and the creek, is lower ground, thick, brushy. There's a stream that crosses this entire property, from SE to NW. A nice bubbling, mostly hard bottomed, 10-foot-wide stream, that's home to minnows, crayfish, and seasonally suckers, pike, and maybe a bass or two. The stream banks are often paved with many types of flowering plants that attract quite a few butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Same stream also is a nice water source for all sorts of wildlife that are found here. A heads up about the stream, there's not a bridge that crosses it on the property. You'll need some rubber boots to make the crossing. Summertime it's usually only calf deep. Bigs rains and snow melts raise the water level. Especially in the springtime. Once across the stream the forest starts to change. More oaks, maples, poplars and cherry trees. I'd guess you gain 20 to 30 feet in height from the creek to the back property line. This is home to deer, turkey, and small game. There's a 4-acre old piece of pasture at the back SE corner of the property. Original owners many years ago used to keep horses back there. A nice wooded ridge is found off the west side of the pasture. It overlooks a gradual slope back down toward the stream. That area looks to have a few watery springs seeping up into the leaves. The vegetation again starts turning thicker the closer you get to the stream. Lots of ground to explore once you leave the asphalt. No land contracts or leases. Address, aerial, and acreage size are estimated. You'll need an appointment, a real estate agent, and maybe some sort of GPS app on your cell phone to find your way in and back out.