3773 Dixon Rd Pataskala, OH 43062
This exceptional 1,438,351.2 square foot residential land parcel in Pataskala, Ohio, presents a remarkable development opportunity. Located just 5.5 miles from the new Intel project and a short 10-minute drive away, this property boasts a highly desirable location. Currently zoned residential, it's perfectly suited for a new subdivision or the creation of several multi-acre executive homesites. The property features a densely wooded landscape, enhanced by a small natural pond, and includes a well-maintained ranch-style home, a storage barn, and a shed. Mature hardwoods provide a picturesque setting, with a large clearing showcasing the existing residence and ample greenspace. Offering over 330 feet of frontage on Dixon Road and convenient side access via Sims Road, this land is easily accessible. The surrounding area comprises small farms and residential properties, creating a harmonious blend of rural charm and convenient suburban living. The property's proximity to Licking Heights Middle and High Schools adds to its appeal. With its significant size and strategic location, this land presents a prime opportunity for discerning investors and developers seeking a high-value asset in a rapidly growing area. The existing structures offer immediate utility, while the expansive acreage provides significant potential for future development. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial parcel of land in a highly sought-after location.
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