Waldo-Fulton-Chesterville TRACT 5 Unit TRACT 5, Cardington, OH 43315

Property Description

The RESERVE (Minimum Bid) is $7,500 Per Acre ($1,779,330). The bidding begins at 7:00 PM, Tuesday, November 17th, 2026. Live In-Person Auction Location: 6989 Waldo-Delaware Rd, Waldo, OH 43356 (All Occasions). BUYERS MUST SIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TERMS to bid. Agents, please see 'A2A'. 237.244± acres located in Morrow and Marion County, Ohio, being offered in a multi-parcel auction format with five total tracts ranging from 15.002± acres to 86.9± acres. This productive farm features a mix of tillable cropland and mature woodland, with multiple parcel sizes offering flexibility for continued agricultural use, recreation, investment, or future development. This sale will be conducted as a multi-parcel auction, with all five tracts selling individually or in any combination. After the tracts are offered on an individual basis, the auctioneer will entertain subsequent rounds of bidding whereby buyers may combine tracts of their choosing at a higher bid value. Buyers may place bids on any individual tract, any combination of tracts, or the entire property as a whole, at any time until bidding is closed. The property will sell in the manner that produces the highest total price, subject to a combined reserve of $7,500 per acre. The seller will not pay any CAUV recoupment. Tract 5 consists of approximately 86.9± acres with 1,175± feet of road frontage and ample depth. The entire tract is tillable, with soils carrying NCCPI values in the upper-60s to mid-80s and a weighted average Capability Class of 2.0, reflecting solid productivity potential. The property's layout and productivity lend themselves to row-crop farming, small-scale residential development, or future land investment. Tract 5 may be purchased individually or combined with adjoining tracts to expand its utility and overall acreage. Soils: Pewamo silty clay loam (0-1%), Blount silt loam (0-2%), Milford silty clay loam (0-2%), Blount silt loam (2-4%), Glynwood silt loam (2-6%)