99.5± Ac SR 19, Crawford County

Farms like this one don't turn over often. This 99.5± acre tract in Crawford County has been held by the same family for more than a hundred years, and it now comes to market at auction. Sitting about a mile west of Galion, the property fronts both State Route 19 and Beck Road, giving it roughly 3,000 feet of combined road frontage and the kind of access and division potential that a single-frontage farm simply can't match. The layout is what makes it work. Close to 78 acres are tillable, laid out as one large, contiguous field rather than scattered pieces — efficient to work and easy to cover in a single pass. The wooded ground, about 21 acres, is gathered together in one corner of the tract. That means a buyer keeps the cropland whole while still holding the woods together for hunting, wildlife, or a quiet buffer at the back of the property. The terrain runs level to gently rolling, and the soils are Pewamo and Bennington — a combination well suited to a corn and soybean rotation. It reads as a straightforward grain farm with recreational value built in, a mix that appeals to farmers looking to add acres, investors wanting good ground with long-term appeal, and buyers who want to farm and hunt from the same place. The property will be offered as a single tract at auction, with possession available to the buyer in time for the 2027 crop year, and it is enrolled in CAUV, so property taxes are based on agricultural use rather than full market value. Previews are set for Thursday, October 8 and Thursday, October 22, from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. Whether the goal is to expand a farming operation, invest in tillable land, or secure a recreational base close to town, this Crawford County farm brings together production, access, and privacy in one tract.