Home For Sale in Moody, TX

3875 Oglesby Neff Park Rd Moody, TX 76557

40 Wooded Acres w/Access to Leon River and adjacent to Mother Neff State Park. We have a realtor so once you contact us we will refer you to that company for viewing or negotiations. Thank you.Hunting Land For Sale - 40 Heavily Wooded Acres in Central Texas with access to the Leon River, nearby Lake Belton and boat docks (10 minutes). The land is in the foothills of the Leon River valley. Just 2 miles down the road is Mother Neff State Park with all the wonderful amenities the Texas State Park system offers. The seller will be able to give you access to fishing and duck hunting on the his river acreage most of the year. He will also be able to give you easement-legal access to use his roads to reach your land. There are no utilities accessible to the acreage, but it is possible to buy those. Due to its distance from Oglesby Neff Park Road, this would be costly. There are about 10 river bottom acres available at a different price. A small house and barn with water and electricity are available at a different price with the 40 acres not directly connected but readily accessible. Call the number to discuss this with my father.Hunting includes Texas whitetail deer, wild turkey, hog, mountain lion, coyote, fox, raccoon, dove, quail and duck. The land is fenced and maintenance of the fence is a must as the landowner runs a small herd of cows, although during deer season he keeps them in the river bottom acreage. Oglesby Neff Park Road is on the registry of National Historic Places and Texas Historic Places. You can also enjoy the Iron Bridge Wildlife Management Area just across the road from Mother Neff State Park. Nearby cities include Waco, Gatesville, Belton, and Temple with many smaller towns like McGregor, Moody, and Crawford. Fort Hood, Copperas Cove, and Killeen are also within an hour drive of the land. Bass, striper, catfish, and perch along with other fish native to the area are available.The landowners (retired educators), their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren all visit often and the land has not ever been leased for hunting or fishing so wildlife abounds.Nearly crossroads include Farm to Market Road 107, Highway 36, County Road 236.