0.35 Acres Wooded Homesite with Utilities in Woodville TX

ID: ELE_TX_Woodville05
State: Texas
County: Tyler County
Address: 165 County Road 3520, Woodville, TX 75979 (Cross road CR-3000)
Size: 0.35 Acres
GPS: 30.78543, -94.40857
APN: R024414
Title: Free & Clear, Special Warranty Deed
Zoning: Residential
Elevation: 280 feet
Terrain: Flat with Trees
Taxes: $55.95 per year
HOA: None
Road: Paved County Road
Electric: City Electric
Water: City Water
Sewer: City Sewer
Phone: Cell or Landline
Internet: DSL, Cable Mode, Satellite

[googlemaps https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?mid=1PLP6_uEgzXGkVHv2Iuay__LXZ3gocKdp&w=640&h=480] This Wooded Homesite features mature trees throughout the property with county road frontage, electricity, city water, city sewer, telephone and Internet for your cabin, mobile home, tiny home, barndominium or site built homes. Martin Jr. State Park is only 17 minutes drive East of the property. It is a 705-acre pine forest & wetlands, great for outdoor activities such as fishing, canoeing, camping & hiking. The Big Thicket National Preserve is located just 30 minutes drive South of the property. It stretches across Southeast Texas and is claimed to be one of the most biodiverse areas in the world outside of the Tropics. Throughout Big Thicket, you’ll find activities such as hiking, kayaking, camping and hunting. The Preserve issues free hunting permits for several units of the Preserve, with hunting including white-tailed deer, feral hogs, rabbits, waterfowl and squirrels. The preserve is located on a major migratory flyway for birds and is considered a “Globally Important Bird Area” by the American Bird Conservancy. Some of the birds you may see on the trail and around the preserve range from waterfowl to neotropical songbirds. A list of species found in the area can be seen here. This land is just right outside of city boarder. The is NO HOA, HOA fees, covenants, restrictions or time limit to build. Nearby land owners have developed their properties with mobile homes, alternative styles homes, site-built homes, accessory buildings, small farms and ranches. From the property you are only 1 hour drive to Lake Livingston, which consists of 90,000 surface acres and is the 2nd largest lake in Texas. On Lake Livingston you will enjoy fishing, boating and water sports. Fishing on Lake Livingston includes

• Largemouth Bass
• Bluegill
• Blue, Channel & Flathead Catfish
• White Bass
• Striped Bass
• Crappie

You are also in close proximity to highways, Interstates, town and cities; placing all the modern amenities, groceries, supplies, schools, medical care and employment just a short drive from the property. See the distances to nearby locations below. [table id=Woodville5 /] Approximate 4 Corners GPS Northeast Corner: 30.78589, -94.40849 Northwest Corner: 30.78589, -94.40869 Southwest Corner: 30.78554, -94.40893 Southeast Corner: 30.78543, -94.40857 Electric Provider: Sam Houston Electric Cooperative Phone: (888) 458-0381  Address: 1424 Highway 287 North, Woodville, TX 75979   (Website) Water and Sewer Service: City of Woodville Utilities Phone: (409) 283-2234   Address: 400 W. Bluff Street, Woodville, Texas 75979   (Website) Natural Gas: City of Woodville Utilities Phone: (409) 283-2234   Address: 400 W. Bluff Street, Woodville, Texas 75979   (Website) Internet Providers in Woodville TX AT&T, DSL & Fiber, speed up to 100 Mbps Phone: (888) 715-9413   (Website) NewWave Communications, Cable Modem, speed up to 200 Mbps Phone: (844) 546-3278   (Website) Viasa, Satellite, speed up to 25 Mbps Phone: (855) 559-1016   (Website) School District: Woodville Independent School District Wheat Elementary School Woodville Middle School Woodville High School Major points of interest: 3 minutes to Woodville downtown, population 2600 5 minutes to Heritage Village Museum 6 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 6 minutes to Woodville Middle/High School 8 minutes to Tyler County Airport 17 minutes to Martin Jr. State Park 19 minutes to Naskila Gaming Casino 22 minutes to Steinhagen Lake 30 minutes to Big Ticket National Preserve 30 minutes to Jasper, Texas: population 8000 (more info) 34 minutes to Livingston, Texas: population 5500 (more info) 1 hour to Lake Livingston State Park (more info) 1 hour to Lufkin, Texas: population 36,000 (more info) 1 hour to Beaumont, population 120,000 (more info) 1 hour 15 minutes to Sam Houston National Forest (more info) 1 hour 30 minutes to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) 1 hour 40 minutes to Houston, Texas: population 2.3 million (more info) 1 hour 30 minutes to Conroe, Texas: population 82,000 (more info) 1 hour 40 minutes to The Woodlands, Texas: population 95,000 (more info) 2 hours 30 minutes to Galveston, Texas: population 50,497 (more info) [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHRun9JvBcI]