Moore Farm is a 230± acre property in Liberty County that offers a little bit of everything—rolling hills, timber, trails, utilities, and wildlife. It is the kind of place that has been held in the same family for generations, and tracts like this rarely come available. The land itself has over 70 feet of elevation change, giving it a hilltop feel that’s not common in this part of Texas. That change in terrain also helps with drainage, making it easier to use the property year-round. Most of the tract lies outside the floodplain, according to FEMA maps. Timber is a big part of the landscape here. You’ll find a mix of mature hardwoods, established pine, and younger timber coming on. That combination creates long-term value while also providing food and cover for wildlife. Deer are frequently seen, and the area is known for having strong genetics, which makes the hunting potential really stand out. There’s a camp house on the property that already has utilities in place. It will need a full remodel or could be removed if you’d rather start fresh with a new build. Access is straightforward with a rock driveway leading to a gated entrance. Once you’re in, nearly three miles of internal trails make it easy to get around by ATV/Side by Side, or on foot. Moore Farm has been in the same family for decades, and it’s clear why. Between the rolling topography, the mix of hardwood and pine timber, the trails, and the wildlife, it’s a property that can be enjoyed in many ways. Whether you’re looking at it for recreation, hunting, timber management, or as a long-term investment, this tract has the right combination of size, features, and accessibility. Escape the city and come see what makes Moore Farm so special.