Opportunities to own a farm like this in Delaware County, Ohio do not come along often — and this 104.01± acre tract on the Delaware–Marion County line, with roughly 101± acres of productive tillable ground, is exactly the kind of property that draws attention in one of the state's most competitive land markets.
Roughly 101± of the farm's 104.01± acres are productive tillable cropland — a clean, contiguous block anchored by naturally fertile Blount and Pewamo soils, with roughly 1,100 feet of frontage on Davis-Kirk Road. The farm sits right on the county line in Central Ohio's fast-growing northern corridor, within reach of the Columbus metro — an area where quality farmland is tightly held and rarely offered on the open market at this size.
Delaware County has long been one of the fastest-growing and most desirable counties in Ohio, and that combination of strong agriculture and steady long-term appreciation is what makes a tract like this so appealing. For the active operator, it's a chance to add a full, workable block of row-crop acres to an existing base. For the investor, it's durable farm income backed by land in a corridor where values have continued to climb year after year.
Tracts that are this highly tillable, contiguous, and well-located are increasingly hard to find in Central Ohio. Whether your goal is to farm it, rent it, or hold it for the long term, this is a rare chance to acquire quality Ohio farm ground in a market that seldom gives buyers the opportunity.
This property will be offered as a single tract at public auction on Thursday, September 3, 2026 at 6:00 PM, held at Grange Hall in Richwood, Ohio. Property preview dates are Friday, August 14 and Wednesday, August 26, from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.