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Fabulous Building Site with a View! Picture yourself in your dream home sitting on the front porch in your swing on top of this beautiful rolling site with the view of the hillside and valley and watching the wildlife around you. Sounds like a dream to me, how about you? Plenty of room for all your dream animals too!
Directions to this Listing:
N on Rt 127 out of Seven Mile to R on Waynes Trace Rd, property on left side.
Property & Home Details
15.94
Acres
Acres
Edgewood City
School District
School District
Features
County:
Butler County
LOT Acreage:
10 to 19 Acres
Lot description:
221.42 x 1484.12
LOT Utilities:
Cable TV, Electricity, Telephone, Water
S/A Taxes:
145.
School district:
Edgewood City
Lifestyle in Wayne Township, OH
James M. Cox, a well-known American newspaper publisher and reformist three-term governor of Ohio, was born in Wayne Township. Cox ran unsuccessfully for U.S. president on the Democratic ticket in 1920.
Summary
Wayne Township is located in north central Butler County, between Oxford and Trenton, and includes the towns of Jacksonburg (Ohio’s smallest village with a population of 50) and Seven Mile. At 36 square miles, nearly 90% of the rolling hills of the township are used for farming. The township was named for General Anthony Wayne.
Transportation
Two major roads, U.S. 127 and St. Rt. 73 bisect the township and provide easy access for residents.
Hospitals
There are two hospitals in the area: Fort Hamilton-Hughes and Mercy Fairfield. Wayne Township Fire Department provides fire and EMS service to the township.
Shopping
Most residents shop in either nearby Trenton or Hamilton, with larger shopping malls located about 30 minutes away.
Recreation
Will-o-Bob Lake, Bear Pond, Doughman Lake and Trenton Sportsmen’s Club Lake provide nearby sites for sport fishermen. Because the township is largely rural, many residents own and ride horses. Northwest of the township lies Hueston Woods State Park, with 600-acre Acton Lake, offering complete recreation, camping facilities, lodge and cabins. The Great Miami River attracts boaters from throughout the region; birders find its shallows perfect spots for bird watching along a migratory path south.
