941 Co Rd Taylor, TX 76574
This exceptional 23.58-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in the rapidly developing Taylor, Texas area. The property, comprised of two contiguous lots totaling 23.58 acres (15.93 acres and 7.65 acres), is conveniently located just off County Road 405. Its strategic position offers unparalleled access to the burgeoning economic growth fueled by the nearby Samsung facility currently under construction, situated approximately two miles away. The property's location provides easy access to Austin, a mere 30 miles distant, further enhancing its appeal and potential for significant returns. Importantly, this land is outside city limits and is not subject to zoning restrictions, providing maximum flexibility for development. The asking price for this expansive tract is $2,400,000. This represents a compelling opportunity to capitalize on the explosive growth in Williamson County, Texas, and secure a prime location in a region experiencing significant economic expansion. The absence of zoning restrictions allows for a wide range of development possibilities, making this property suitable for various commercial ventures. Given its size, location, and lack of zoning, this property is poised for substantial appreciation in the near future. Don't miss this chance to acquire a significant land holding in one of Texas's fastest-growing areas. The property's address is 941 County Road 405, Taylor, TX 76574.
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