45670 Frobish Road, Sardis, OH 43946

This forty-acre property offers phenomenal hunting ground in the heart of the Wayne National Forest in Monroe County. The land features a defined hollow, with ridges rising above 1,200 feet, and an established trail system. Young hardwood stands provide bedding and travel corridors for whitetails. The property is located inside Ohio Wildlife District Four, known for big bucks and heavy turkey populations. Multiple ridgetops offer flat, secluded build sites with approximately 180 feet of relief from the hollow bottom, suitable for a cabin or homestead. Electric service is available at the road. The trail network is rideable for side-by-sides, ATVs, or walking. A water source runs along Joe Frobish Road, providing a year-round draw for game. Any public Wayne National Forest entrance is within a ten-minute drive, offering access to tens of thousands of acres of adjoining public ground. The Ohio River is about six minutes south at Sardis, with New Martinsville, West Virginia, across the river. Marietta is forty miles south down State Route 7, Wheeling forty miles north, and Pittsburgh is reachable in about two hours. The Wayne National Forest covers roughly 64,000 acres across Monroe, Noble, and Washington counties. The property includes a young hardwood timber stand with mixed maple, oak, and poplar. Mineral rights are not included.