Discover a rare opportunity to own approximately 159.39 acres of historically significant farmland in Harrison County! Located at 87123 Dodson Rd, Scio, this property has been in the same family for more than 100 years and offers a unique combination of agricultural, timber, recreational, and hunting opportunities. The property features more than 65 acres of timber, maintained as a Certified Tree Farm since 1977, along with established pastures currently producing annual hay. The land offers excellent potential for livestock, hay production, timber management, hunting, and recreation, with abundant wildlife including deer and wild turkey. Multiple structures and improvements are situated throughout the property, including a 30' x 62' pole barn constructed in 2014, the original barn with a recently replaced roof and exterior paint, additional storage buildings, a mobile home and an extra garage. The property also includes a historic two-story farmhouse, currently uninhabitable. The property holds two water wells and a gas well available for connection to the farmhouse. The property has a notable agricultural and historical legacy. Originally settled in 1821 by Samuel Curry, an early deed includes the signature of James Monroe. The property changed ownership from Curry to Kirkland in 1897, Nixon in 1903, and Dodson in 1919. The family has continued ownership for more than a century. Historically operated as a turkey and dairy farm for more than 50 years, the property was later utilized as a U-Pick strawberry and raspberry farm. Numerous established fruit trees remain throughout the property. A truly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a substantial piece of land with agricultural history, mature timber, existing improvements, and significant recreational potential. Call an agent today and make this generational property your personal compound for years to come!