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Coshocton Hills is a +/-132.54 acre estate in Coshocton County, Ohio, anchored by two custom lodges, an event barn, and a 5-car garage. Coshocton Crest Lodge, the crown jewel, is a red cedar residence of approximately 7,000 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, featured in Log Home Living magazine. It offers a chef's kitchen, two two-story stone fireplaces, radiant floor heat, a Generac generator, two central A/C systems, a Western-style saloon, game room, theater, trophy room, and an 8-person hot tub. Stone Lake Lodge is a second private retreat overlooking the water, with dramatic windows, vaulted living areas, and its own stone fireplace. The habitat is managed under a wildlife plan by Grant Woods of Growing Deer TV, with 4 food plots, 4 Texas Hunter feeders, apple trees, and sanctuary bedding areas. Five raised tower blinds cover the travel corridors and food sources. A game processing room, gun room with built-in safe, and gear/locker room round out the hunting infrastructure. The property also includes 3 ponds, 2 spring-fed and one at an additional homesite with its own road frontage, stone drive, and electric in place. Over 2 miles of well-maintained trails wind through the property, and a private shooting range offers 25 to 500 yard distances with steel targets and a covered pavilion. A 9.5-acre fenced pasture, storage shed, raised fuel tanks, and a 950-square-foot log pavilion with a wood-burning fireplace complete the grounds. The Barn at Coshocton Hills, a 45x57 two-story structure with a covered porch, has hosted weddings and large gatherings, and the 5-car insulated garage adds a workshop, game processing room, and gun room of its own. Whether envisioned as a hunting estate, retreat, corporate getaway, or event venue, Coshocton Hills combines craftsmanship, recreation, and income potential in one property.

Coshocton Hills is a +/-132.54 acre estate in Coshocton County, Ohio, anchored by two custom lodges, an event barn, and a 5-car garage. Coshocton Crest Lodge, the crown jewel, is a red cedar residence of approximately 7,000 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, featured in Log Home Living magazine. It offers a chef's kitchen, two two-story stone fireplaces, radiant floor heat, a Generac generator, two central A/C systems, a Western-style saloon, game room, theater, trophy room, and an 8-person hot tub. Stone Lake Lodge is a second private retreat overlooking the water, with dramatic windows, vaulted living areas, and its own stone fireplace. The habitat is managed under a wildlife plan by Grant Woods of Growing Deer TV, with 4 food plots, 4 Texas Hunter feeders, apple trees, and sanctuary bedding areas. Five raised tower blinds cover the travel corridors and food sources. A game processing room, gun room with built-in safe, and gear/locker room round out the hunting infrastructure. The property also includes 3 ponds, 2 spring-fed and one at an additional homesite with its own road frontage, stone drive, and electric in place. Over 2 miles of well-maintained trails wind through the property, and a private shooting range offers 25 to 500 yard distances with steel targets and a covered pavilion. A 9.5-acre fenced pasture, storage shed, raised fuel tanks, and a 950-square-foot log pavilion with a wood-burning fireplace complete the grounds. The Barn at Coshocton Hills, a 45x57 two-story structure with a covered porch, has hosted weddings and large gatherings, and the 5-car insulated garage adds a workshop, game processing room, and gun room of its own. Whether envisioned as a hunting estate, retreat, corporate getaway, or event venue, Coshocton Hills combines craftsmanship, recreation, and income potential in one property.