21.3 Acres of Stunning Appalachian Terrain — Sandstone Waterfalls, Cave Systems & Private Wilderness in Lawrence County
Discover over 21 acres of stunning Appalachian terrain on De Loss Creek Road, where nature has sculpted a landscape unlike anything else in Lawrence County. This exceptional property features dramatic rock outcroppings with seasonal waterfalls that cascade over massive sandstone formations during wet weather, creating a spectacular visual display that feels more like a state park than private land. Hidden among the ridges and hollows, several natural caves offer exploration opportunities and geological interest found nowhere else in the region.
The property's well-developed trail system provides easy access to all of these natural features, winding through the terrain to connect each unique geological point of interest. Whether you're hiking to photograph the cascading water features, exploring the cave formations, or simply enjoying a quiet walk through the woods, this land delivers an adventure at every turn. The trails have been thoughtfully established to showcase the property's best features while minimizing impact on the sensitive natural areas.
Recently timbered, the property now supports young, vigorously growing hardwoods that will mature into valuable timber over the coming decades. This regenerating forest provides excellent wildlife habitat, with the dense understory attracting deer, turkey, and countless other species. The combination of open areas, young timber, rock outcroppings, and cave systems creates a diversity of habitats rarely found on a single parcel of this size. Road access directly from Kitts Hill-Vesuvius Road makes the property easy to reach year-round.
Property Information & Location
Property Facts
- 21.3+/- acres total
- 0 Kitts Hill-De Loss Creek Road [Tract 4]
- Pedro, OH 45659
- Symmes Township, Lawrence County
- GPS: 38.5882, -82.5298
- Parcel: 11-004-1600-000
- School: Symmes Valley Local
- Annual taxes: contact agent
Natural Features
- Seasonal waterfalls over sandstone
- Massive sandstone formations
- Natural cave systems
- Dramatic rock outcroppings
- Ridges and hollows terrain
- Well-developed trail system
Vegetation & Wildlife
- Recently timbered
- Young regenerating hardwoods
- Dense understory cover
- Deer and turkey habitat
- Diverse species mix
Location & Access
- Road access: Kitts Hill-Vesuvius Road
- Adjacent to Wayne National Forest
- Lake Vesuvius Recreation Area — nearby
- 45 min to Huntington, WV
- Paramount Arts Center, Ashland KY — day trip
- Heritage Farm Museum, Huntington WV
- Electric nearby; well + septic needed
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Questions About This Lawrence County Appalachian Tract
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The property features seasonal waterfalls that cascade over massive sandstone formations during wet weather, creating a spectacular visual display. The description from the listing agent says it best: it feels "more like a state park than private land." The sandstone outcroppings are the defining geological feature, with water carving and flowing over the formations seasonally.
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Several natural caves are hidden among the ridges and hollows of the property, offering exploration opportunities and geological interest found nowhere else in the region. The well-developed trail system connects each geological point of interest — including the cave formations — while minimizing impact on the sensitive natural areas.
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Three parcels are available at this address. Tract 4 (21.3 acres, Parcel 11-004-1600-000) is characterized by the most dramatic sandstone geological features — the waterfalls, caves, and formations are the headline. The 24.3-acre parcel combines geological features with a longer-term timber investment focus. The 11.3-acre parcel features cleared and semi-cleared building sites suited for home construction. Contact Tyler Haessly to discuss individual parcels or a combined purchase.
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The recently timbered property supports young, vigorously growing hardwoods with a dense understory that attracts deer, turkey, and countless other species. The combination of open areas, young timber, rock outcroppings, and cave systems creates a diversity of habitats rarely found on a single parcel of this size.
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The property is adjacent to Wayne National Forest and near Lake Vesuvius Recreation Area, which offer hiking, swimming, and horseback riding. Within 45 minutes you can reach Huntington, WV — including the Heritage Farm Museum, Marshall University, and Camden Park. Day trip options include the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, Kentucky and the Heritage Farm Museum in Huntington.
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Parcel Number: 11-004-1600-000. Symmes Township, Lawrence County. GPS: 38.5882, -82.5298. Annual taxes: contact the listing agent for details. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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Showings are strictly by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present for all showings. Contact Tyler Haessly at (740) 525-4582 to schedule your private showing.
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Call Tyler Haessly at (740) 525-4582 or email Tyler@BuckeyeLandSales.com to schedule a private showing. Showings are by appointment only and a licensed agent must be present.