Forty-three acres of Class A Agricultural ground at the corner of Dayton Road and West Main Street in Madison Village, this is the kind of land acquisition that does not come around often in Lake County's nursery and horticulture corridor. With road frontage off of Dayton road, an exceptional Class A soil classification, and a location embedded within one of the most productive nursery growing regions in the entire United States, this 43.21 acre two-parcel assembly is positioned squarely for the commercial grower, nursery operator, or horticultural producer ready to expand operations in the right zip code. Beyond agriculture, this property holds real recreational value for the buyer who wants more than just productive ground. Madison Township's rural landscape supports thriving whitetail deer and wild turkey populations, and 43 acres of open agricultural land at the edge of Lake County's eastern corridor offers the kind of hunting and wildlife habitat that Northeast Ohio sportsmen actively pursue. Whether the vision is a working farm with a private hunting retreat built in, or a recreational land investment with future agricultural upside, this property delivers both without compromise. Annual real estate taxes on the combined assembly remain exceptionally low, reflecting the agricultural use classification and making this a cost-effective long-term hold regardless of your intended use. Call today to tour the land and determine your best use.

Forty-three acres of Class A Agricultural ground at the corner of Dayton Road and West Main Street in Madison Village, this is the kind of land acquisition that does not come around often in Lake County's nursery and horticulture corridor. With road frontage off of Dayton road, an exceptional Class A soil classification, and a location embedded within one of the most productive nursery growing regions in the entire United States, this 43.21 acre two-parcel assembly is positioned squarely for the commercial grower, nursery operator, or horticultural producer ready to expand operations in the right zip code. Beyond agriculture, this property holds real recreational value for the buyer who wants more than just productive ground. Madison Township's rural landscape supports thriving whitetail deer and wild turkey populations, and 43 acres of open agricultural land at the edge of Lake County's eastern corridor offers the kind of hunting and wildlife habitat that Northeast Ohio sportsmen actively pursue. Whether the vision is a working farm with a private hunting retreat built in, or a recreational land investment with future agricultural upside, this property delivers both without compromise. Annual real estate taxes on the combined assembly remain exceptionally low, reflecting the agricultural use classification and making this a cost-effective long-term hold regardless of your intended use. Call today to tour the land and determine your best use.