PARCEL NUMBER FOUR
Parcel #4 consists of 81.56 acres of lovely wooded land and open space atop a high “hogback” ridge in the middle. This natural parcel of land adjoins the Rock River State Conservancy to the west and north.
About 3/4 mile west on Highway 16 the State Conservancy land adjoins the Jefferson County conservancy where the Rock River crosses the Highway. There is public access to this part of the River and land surrounding it. The Town of Ixonia adjoins this Conservancy land to the west. This Parcel of land has been left untouched for the most part remaining in its natural state with trees and other vegetation. (As with the other parcels, soil and wetland tests, and EPA testings have been completed.) On the far north end, the “hogback” slopes down to woods, some wetlands and a pond. Highest and best use for Parcel #4 is for a wonderful private estate for a wealthy family wanting privacy with nature, or a division of land into a few large parcels. Other ideas for usage and retaining the natural look of the property might be a lodge for bow hunting, photography, horse farm, kennel/breeders or health retreat. This parcel is about 2500 feet in length, so that development can be placed into treed areas and yet retain privacy.
