Résidence Unifamiliale à Corning

This exceptional 64.19-acre property offers a rare blend of residential comfort, income-producing potential, and premier recreational opportunity in Southern Ohio. Surrounded by 7,632 acres of Wayne National Forest, this property is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, investors, or those seeking a private retreat.
The land includes approximately 20 acres of hayfield and 45 acres of mature woods, creating excellent wildlife habitat. Established deer plots, multiple deer stands, nut-bearing trees, and eight wildlife cameras support a strong history of quality deer and turkey hunting. The trail system includes approximately 8 miles of single-track dirt bike trails, 4 miles of side-by-side trails, and hiking trails throughout the property.
The custom-built berm home, completed in October 2017, offers approximately 1,300 square feet of open-concept living space with 8- to 15-foot ceilings and a dramatic 15-foot stone fireplace. Amish-built cabinetry, a 13-foot quartz island, radiant floor heat, tankless hot water, ductless mini splits, and propane appliances.

Additional improvements include a heated and cooled 28x24 garage with bathroom, finished shed with insulated kennels, security systems, gas and oil rights, and over 2,300 feet of road frontage.
Rich in local history, the property also contains remnants tied to the former Thompsonville Post Office and Chapel Hill Saint Francis Church, adding unique character to this already remarkable offering.
Whether you are seeking a private hunting retreat, full-time residence, recreational paradise, or turnkey short-term rental investment, this property delivers unmatched versatility.