Tyler Haessly

Tract 14 offers 39.378 acres with something that sets it apart from nearly every other rural parcel on the market in Noble County: electric and city water are already available at the road. That single detail changes the entire equation for anyone who wants to build a home, cabin, or weekend retreat without the cost and uncertainty of running utilities from scratch. The property fronts directly

Tract 10 delivers 46.534 acres of the most terrain diversity you will find in Noble County, combining a mature evergreen plantation, rolling hardwood ridges, and open green spaces all on one property. The pine block visible from the air is a standout feature, providing year-round thermal cover for whitetail deer and a natural windbreak that concentrates wildlife movement along its edges.

Tract 11 is 46.534 acres of unbroken hardwood forest in Jackson Township, and it is built for the hunter who wants total privacy and serious whitetail ground. The timber runs deep across this property with zero interior clearings, creating a continuous canopy of mature oaks, hickories, and other hardwoods that drop mast every fall like clockwork. Steep draws cut through the terrain and funnel

. Twenty-four acres of Washington County land off Clark Road in Cutler, Ohio, with electric and city water at the road and a new culverted entrance installed. This tract is roughly sixty percent woods and forty percent open fields, and that mix creates the kind of edge habitat where timber meets pasture, which is exactly where whitetail deer spend the majority of their time. Building sites are

Sixteen-point-seven acres of Washington County land off Clark Road in Cutler, Ohio, with electric and city water at the road and a new culverted entrance installed. This is the only tract in the five-parcel split that comes with existing structures, a large pole barn and a smaller building with horse stalls already on site. That gives you immediate storage, workshop space, and livestock

Ninety-two acres of Washington County land off Clark Road in Cutler, Ohio, with electric and city water already at the road and a new culverted entrance installed. This is the anchor tract of a five-parcel split, and it delivers the most acreage, the most diversity, and the most options of any tract in the offering. Pull off Clark Road into a wide open field with agricultural potential from day

Sixteen-point-five acres of Washington County land off Clark Road in Cutler, Ohio, with electric and city water at the road and a new culverted entrance installed. This tract stands out for its mix of open field and mature pine stands that give the property a park-like character unlike anything else in the offering. The open ground is ready for agricultural use, food plots, or a building site

Sixteen-point-three-five acres of rolling hills and open pasture off Clark Road in Cutler, Ohio, with electric and city water at the road and a new culverted entrance installed. This is the premier building tract in the entire five-parcel offering. The terrain has natural elevation changes that give you options for a home site with views in every direction, and the open pasture is ready for

This 43-acre tract is the largest parcel in a five-tract split on Kensington Rd in East Rochester, Carroll County, Ohio. The ground delivers a strong mix of timber, open field sections, and brushy transition cover that naturally supports whitetail movement and bedding throughout the year. Reeds Run cuts through the property, providing a dependable year-round water source that anchors wildlife