This must-see property is located just outside of Marshall, south of I-70. You will enter the property off Clarksville Road, heading southwest, where you will eventually find a gated entrance at the northeast corner. Upon entering, you will notice the first of two locations that were old CRP tree plantings. These expired tree plantings can be cleared for a home site, cabin, or even a few food plots. There is a diversity of terrain and habitat on this property, as well as a multitude of wildlife. Rolling hardwoods, including several nice-sized white oaks, are found throughout. The north end is mostly flat, which is where the old CRP plantings are. It provides a great deal of bedding and nesting cover. As you make your way to the south end of the farm you will drop down into a bottom that holds water most of the time and would possibly offer some nice waterfowl hunting opportunities during the winter. The farm is somewhat cut in half with East Mill Creek running through it, which provides a great water source for the local wildlife. Once you cross the creek you get into more of the rolling hardwoods on the west side. This property has a lot of possibilities, from endless recreational opportunities to building that dream home, or even being able to walk out your back door to hunt. The property is in Marshall School District, and there are utilities that run down the lane. It would also qualify for landowner tags for a resident or nonresident.