25869 Pump Station Road This is 34 acres of timber, pasture and creek frontage on a paved road in Stock Township, Noble County, sold whole. Elk Fork, a named creek on the federal stream map, runs close to fifteen hundred feet through the low ground along the north side. The hillside climbs 266 feet from the creek to a ridge corner at just over a thousand feet, and two thirds of the tract is hardwood timber on that north facing slope. The creek flat and the east side are open ground, pasture and old hay ground that can be cut, grazed or planted to food plots. For the hunter, the food, the cover and the water are all inside one boundary, with timber for bedding, open ground for feeding, and the creek for water. Noble County hunters checked close to 3, 700 deer in a single season, the county sits nowhere near Ohio's disease surveillance zone, and public ground is close by. For the builder, about nine hundred feet of paved frontage on Pump Station Road and electric at the road are already in place, with a building site on the east side rise above the creek and no structures to remove. Elevation runs from 747 to 1, 013 feet. Mineral rights are reserved by the seller. Showings are strictly by appointment, and a licensed agent must be present for all showings.