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1.63 acres of prime grazing or livestock land, just outside the Ashland city limits. Situated off of Hwy 66 and boarded by Maywood drive, this flat usable lot is perfect for someone looking for a place for their horses or small cattle set up. Zoning allows for possible homesite. Buyer to do all due diligence for allowed uses.Seller currently working with PP&L to gain access through existing easement along side the power substation on Hwy 66. Seller will have this completed at COE.
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Description
1.63 acres of prime grazing or livestock land, just outside the Ashland city limits. Situated off of Hwy 66 and boarded by Maywood drive, this flat usable lot is perfect for someone looking for a place for their horses or small cattle set up. Zoning allows for possible homesite. Buyer to do all due diligence for allowed uses.Seller currently working with PP&L to gain access through existing easement along side the power substation on Hwy 66. Seller will have this completed at COE.
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