95 Taylor Tx Taylor, TX 76574
This exceptional 32-acre tract presents a compelling investment opportunity in the rapidly expanding Williamson County, Texas. Strategically located on SH 95, just 1.3 miles north of Coupland and near the intersection of FM 1660, this mostly unrestricted cropland boasts approximately 1,200 feet of highway frontage. Its prime location offers significant potential for industrial development or serves as an ideal buy-and-hold investment poised to benefit from substantial future growth. Currently under agricultural lease producing row crops, the rectangular and level land is to be surveyed from a larger 52-acre parcel. The property features no surface water or floodplain. Mineral rights are undetermined. Approximately 8.5 acres along the highway frontage fall within Coupland city limits, zoned A-5 for agricultural use, with rezoning potential. The remaining acreage is unrestricted. Utilities in the area include Oncor Electric and Manville Water Supply Corp, though new meters will be required. Sewer service is unavailable; septic systems are necessary. The property benefits from agricultural valuation under Williamson County, Taylor ISD, with approximate annual taxes of $524. Convenient access to major transportation arteries includes proximity to US 79 in Taylor (5.2 miles), Samsung Semiconductor (7 miles), Elgin (9 miles), Manor (15 miles), Round Rock (20 miles), downtown Austin (29 miles), Austin Executive Airport (16 miles), and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (30 miles). All information is deemed reliable but should be independently verified.
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