The Lay of the Land The Muskingum 78 is a study in variety — the kind of ground that gives you everything a landowner and hunter could want without having to compromise on any of it. Split across two tracts sitting directly across the road from one another, the property runs the full spectrum from open, workable fields to thick, wildlife-holding timber. On the smaller 20-acre side, the ground opens up gently and rolls before easing into the tree line, giving you a natural transition from usable pasture into mature woods. That layout isn't just pretty — it's practical, setting up a homesite that looks out over its own timber with room to breathe. Across the road, the larger 58-acre tract is where the terrain really goes to work. Over 30 acres of quality tillable ground anchor the farm, flat and productive enough to lease out, crop-share, or shift into food plots and habitat as you see fit. A year-round creek cuts through the property, and the ground folds into thick wooded draws and a solid stand of walnuts and hardwood timber — the exact kind of diverse cover that pulls deer in and keeps them there. Established food plots are already in the ground, so the hunting infrastructure is turn-key from day one. And then there's the water potential. Between the natural topography and the existing homesite layout, there's a prime spot to dig a pond — the kind of feature that turns a good property into a destination. Whether you're picturing morning coffee looking out over the water or another draw to hold wildlife, the ground is ready for it. From tillable fields to timbered draws to build site to pond potential, the Muskingum 78 gives you the full range under one deed — ground that works as hard as you do.

Roseville, Ohio Roseville is a small, tight-knit village of roughly 1,700 people sitting right on the Muskingum–Perry county line along Moxahala Creek, squarely within the Zanesville area. It's the kind of place where the pace is slow, the setting is rural, and the community roots run deep — laid out back in 1812 and named for its founder, Ezekiel Rose. For anyone looking to plant themselves in quiet, small-town Ohio country, it fits the bill.