3261 Moody Ave, Orange Park, FL 32065

What an amazing opportunity in residential neighborhood. This lovely Brick Pool Home comes complete with 3 car garage and a 3 Bay Detached Garage plus A/C Office, RV/Boat Parking, plus Detached 1 Bay + workshop in the Backyard, Fully Fenced, and Circle drive. Fresh Paint, Tile throughout, New Carpet in a great Open Floor Plan. Owners Suite has Whirlpool Garden Tub, Sep Shower, 2 closets, Kitchen has new Corian Counters, Tons of Cabinets, Large Sunroom, Large Family Room, Outdoor Shower for Pool, Tons of Storage, The list goes on and on, this is a must see! Neighborhood Description A town with its own flavor The town of Orange Park stretches along the western bank of the St. Johns River, which is the nation's longest north-flowing river and Florida's largest. Once known as Laurel Grove after the name of the old Kingsley Plantation, the area now known as Orange Park was incorporated into Clay County in 1877. Orange groves were planted by developers from Massachusetts to entice many to the area. The groves died out in harsh freezes in the mid-1890s, but a strong community flourishes in their place. Orange Park is now Clay County's largest city, and sits on a high and dry area featuring beautiful oak trees and splendid vistas along the St. Johns River. Convenient to Inter-states 10, 95 and 295, many residents have chosen to work elsewhere but to live and raise their families in this "bedroom community." Another big draw to Orange Park is Clay County's top rated school system. The area also has many recreational activities. Project Playground, a new park funded by private donations and built by volunteers at Clarke House Park, has equipment that includes tunnel slides, a castle, a ship, a P-3 U.S. Navy plane, swings, sandbox and a playhouse. Orange Park boasts a 9-mile jogging and mountain biking trail that winds parallel with U.S. Highway 17 and a 1.5-mile concrete riverwalk along the St. Johns River. The Orange Park Kennel Club (greyhound track) has been in Orange Park since the 1930s. The Town and its government have continued to make a wide variety of improvements in an effort to meet the demands of its citizens and residents. The new Town Hall built in 1995 is a tribute to the Town of Orange Park and stands as an outstanding example of the character of residents and the far sightedness of those who call Orange Park home.