0 Four Oaks Ln Schertz, TX 78154
This exceptional 1.4-acre commercial land parcel, located in Schertz, Texas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated at the intersection of I-35 and FM 3009, this M1-zoned property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility, with over 150,000 vehicles passing daily. The site is ideally positioned within a thriving commercial hub, directly across from a Super Walmart and adjacent to a mix of retail, restaurants, hotels, and medical facilities. Major distribution centers, including Amazon and Sysco, are nearby, underscoring the area's robust economic activity. This fully-platted lot offers all utilities, flat topography, and is ready for immediate development. The property's location within the rapidly expanding I-35 corridor, between Austin and San Antonio, and the proximity to the booming New Braunfels market, ensures significant long-term growth potential. This is the last available ready-to-build pad site in this densely developed area, making it a truly exceptional investment opportunity. The asking price is $1,275,000, representing a land value of $17.87 per square foot for the 61,550 square foot lot. The property's strategic location, combined with its superior infrastructure and zoning, makes it suitable for a wide range of commercial uses, including retail, medical, and office spaces. Don't miss this chance to secure a prime piece of real estate in one of Texas's fastest-growing regions.
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