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Updated over 6 years ago, 06/19/2018

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Robin Creamer
  • Galloway, OH
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Options for unused land in single parcel

Robin Creamer
  • Galloway, OH
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So I bought a single family house with a 2.1 acre lot.  The house sits on one end of the lot and there is 1.75 acres to the side of the house that is just grass with 400+ft road frontage.  I spoke with the county and they told me I basically need 3 acres to split the lot for building another house(1.5 acres for each lot). That was my initial plan after brrring the original house. After that idea was shot down I started thinking about putting a metal building on the land and renting a few larger indoor rv spaces. Technically I'm not supposed to put anything commercial on the land. Since its an outbuilding that would be associated with the house I think it would be ok.  Does anyone have any insight on this or have any other thoughts on possible options.

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