2513 Tx-5 Anna, TX 75409
This exceptional 2.86-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable investment opportunity in Anna, Texas. Strategically located at the northwest hard corner of State Highway 5 and County Road 371, this platted lot boasts a C-1 Retail zoning designation, making it ideal for a diverse range of commercial ventures. Permitted uses include gas stations, convenience stores, liquor stores, general retail establishments, and quick-service restaurants (QSRs). All utilities are conveniently located on-site, simplifying development and reducing upfront costs. The property's high-visibility location on Highway 5 ensures significant exposure to a substantial daily traffic volume. Adding to its appeal, this manageable lot size is a rare find along this heavily trafficked highway, especially at a hard corner intersection. The site is part of the Tara Farms development, benefiting from the proximity of over 1,000 new homes either under construction or planned within a one-mile radius, guaranteeing a robust and growing customer base. This presents a unique chance to establish a thriving business within a rapidly expanding residential community. The property's location within the commercial "arm" of Tara Farms ensures strong synergy with the surrounding residential development. The Collin County location and 75409 zip code offer easy access to major transportation routes and a thriving local economy. This property is ready for immediate development.
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