60 ft by 112 ft deep Residential parcel. Wide open from the front, no obstruction to equipment. The First 20' setback requirement slopes upwards. After the 20' required setback the land is very level to facilitate building your perfect home and reduce costs. Parcel has been being used as a garden space. Very nice native plants producing fruit. Summit County Wild Backyard with area native wildflowers attracting many pollinators last fall. Goldenrod, Calico Asters, many more. East Perimeter and central areas of the lot are dedicated to pollinators usage. Front center section was a compost section and will be test planted with a variety of plants (Nitrogen may be too high and not conducive to growth). Very nice Poaceae (grasses) specimens are being allowed to grow for seed collection. Orchard grass, tall fescue are important fodder/ forage foods for some livestock. Let's Grow Akron (gardening) is area organization that assists with gardening and food preparation lessons. Summit MetroParks has a wealth of information on wild backyard and native support/ invasive management as well as many recreational opportunities. Seed swaps occur in the late fall winter and spring... let the flower fully mature, dry and then you have seed that will germinate. Leave the plant be until ready to distribute seed late winter/early early spring. Respecting county and city setbacks you have 40 feet by 80 feet to place your home and accessory buildings.

60 ft by 112 ft deep Residential parcel. Wide open from the front, no obstruction to equipment. The First 20' setback requirement slopes upwards. After the 20' required setback the land is very level to facilitate building your perfect home and reduce costs. Parcel has been being used as a garden space. Very nice native plants producing fruit. Summit County Wild Backyard with area native wildflowers attracting many pollinators last fall. Goldenrod, Calico Asters, many more. East Perimeter and central areas of the lot are dedicated to pollinators usage. Front center section was a compost section and will be test planted with a variety of plants (Nitrogen may be too high and not conducive to growth). Very nice Poaceae (grasses) specimens are being allowed to grow for seed collection. Orchard grass, tall fescue are important fodder/ forage foods for some livestock. Let's Grow Akron (gardening) is area organization that assists with gardening and food preparation lessons. Summit MetroParks has a wealth of information on wild backyard and native support/ invasive management as well as many recreational opportunities. Seed swaps occur in the late fall winter and spring... let the flower fully mature, dry and then you have seed that will germinate. Leave the plant be until ready to distribute seed late winter/early early spring. Respecting county and city setbacks you have 40 feet by 80 feet to place your home and accessory buildings.