Fifteen acres with its own road frontage. Tract 2 fronts directly on Shay Ridge Road, so access is direct rather than a conversation. Behind the frontage the ground rolls back into hollow and hillside, and a mapped stream corridor runs through it. The hillsides carry young maturing timber in the ridge and hollow pattern this part of Washington County is built on. Fifteen acres gives room to put a camp on one end and hunt the other. Deer move on the contours here, and the drainage gives a natural funnel. Wayne National Forest ground lies close to this end of the parent offering, roughly forty feet out on Forest Service mapping, though the two mapping products are not survey coincident and nothing here is a boundary claim. New Matamoras and the Ohio River route about 11.9 driving miles out, and downtown Marietta about 20 driving miles, on distances checked in August 2026. The 1879 Hune Covered Bridge stands about 4.4 driving miles away on the Little Muskingum River. Mapped surface water crosses this ground per the USGS National Hydrography Dataset. No drainage on this property is represented as year round or spring fed, and flow should be confirmed on site. Electric is available in the area; service to this tract is not represented as installed. Mineral rights are not owned by the seller and do not convey with this tract. Acreage is approximate and subject to final survey. Nothing in this listing promises buildability, septic approval, a driveway permit, or a utility hookup. The listing agent is related to the seller.