Ask Scott Bare Jr.
Fallsburg Rd - 156 acres
Description
Incredibe oppurtunity Located in Licking County, Ohio. This 156.44-acre property features a private lodge and a fully developed game preserve. The property consists of two parcels totaling 156.44 acres and is currently operated as a high-fenced hunting preserve, featuring nearly five miles of well-maintained perimeter fencing and gated access throughout. The land includes a balanced mix of open pasture and wooded acreage, ranging from mature timber to thicker brushy cover, providing excellent habitat diversity. Water is plentiful, with two stocked ponds and a small stream running through the property. An established internal trail system provides great access throughout the property. The topography is level to gently rolling, and the paved driveway leads directly to the lodge through a secure, professionally built entrance gate.
The main lodge is a fully furnished 4,636+ square foot log cabin designed to accommodate large groups comfortably. It offers six bedrooms, four bathrooms, an office area, a large mudroom, and a spacious living room featuring a stone gas fireplace and hardwood floors. The kitchen is open to the dining area and includes stainless steel appliances, hickory cabinetry, a breakfast island, and tile flooring. A loft-level game room includes a pool table and a full-size arcade game. The full basement provides additional bedrooms, a large storage area, a laundry space, and a full bathroom. The lodge is serviced by natural gas heat, central air conditioning, a private well, and a septic system, with multiple covered porches and decks that extend the living space outdoors.
Additional improvements include a 30' x 64' pole barn with heat, water, a full bathroom, and living quarters, along with three additional pole barns and a three-sided storage barn. A 500± square foot guest cabin is located near the main pond, and a separate 1,396 square foot brick ranch home provides additional lodging or owner occupancy and is currently rented.
The property supports established trophy genetics across multiple species, including Rocky Mountain Elk, Fallow Deer, Sika Deer, Whitetail Deer, Buffalo, Axis Deer, and Red Stag. Beyond hunting operations, the property offers multiple potential income streams, including short-term lodging, fishing, weddings, photography, guided tours, ATV or horseback riding, and recreational experiences. Any mineral rights owned by the seller will transfer to the buyer. Annual property taxes are approximately $16,546.40. All buyers must be pre-qualified before scheduling showings.
