7900 Block of Schlatter Road, Leo, IN 46765Located in Cedar Creek Township, along Schlatter Road. It is located 1.5 miles west of Amstutz Road and 1 mile east of Tonkel Road
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Leo, IN - Allen County, IN
Owner: Don and Brenda Witmer• Productive Tillable Land • Rolling Terrain for Scenic Building Sites!! • Hunting and Recreation • Leo Schools • Near Parkview Campus
AUCTION MANAGER'S NOTE: This is a very rare opportunity to buy such a gorgeous property at Public Auction. Located in Highly Desirable Northern Allen County and Leo Schools District! This property is only 5 easy miles to PARKVIEW NORTH CAMPUS! Bid on the Tract or Tract combination that suits your desires!! Also a great opportunity for Investors and Prospectors! There will be a blanket easement for access to the open drain in the back for purposes of a septic drain.

Tuesday, October 18th from 5-7PM
Tuesday, November 1st from 5-7PM
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7900 Block of Schlatter Road, Leo, IN 46765
Located in Cedar Creek Township, along Schlatter Road. It is located 1.5 miles west of Amstutz Road and 1 mile east of Tonkel Road
Leo American Legion Post 409
14133 Leo Road, Leo, IN 46765
Tract 1: 20± ac This tract will have over 200 ft of road frontage along Schlatter Road. The land raises in elevation for a very scenic potential building site. This is the perfect site for a spacious private mini farm! The soils are Blount and Glynwood silt loams.
Tract 2: 20± ac This tract will have 120 ft of frontage off of Schlatter Road back to the tract. The distance is nearly 1600 ft back off of the road. This provides for a very private and also scenic potential building site. The contour slopes down to the back of this tract for a potential walk-out site. The soils are also mostly Blount and Glynwood silt loams. This site will be subject to the 50 ft easement for ingress/egress back to Tract 3.
Tract 3: 9.5± ac This tract will be accessed via a 50 ft ingress/egress easement back to the property. It is a lower elevation tract but with great slope to the back for a potential walk-out site. View deer daily in your backyard and along the ditch. This tract also lends itself to a perfect private hunting spot. Add some trees and food plots for great deer habitat along this heavily traveled pathway. The soils are Glynwood and Blount with a pocket of Morley silty clay near the drain. If Tract 3 is purchased by an adjacent land owner, then the easement will not be used for this tract.
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