8458 Fm 1960 Dayton, TX 77535
This exceptional 20-acre commercial/industrial property in Dayton, Texas, presents a remarkable investment opportunity. Strategically located on FM 1960 near the intersection of FM 622 (a future major thoroughfare), this property boasts unparalleled access to the Grand Parkway 99, driving significant growth in the area. The site includes a substantial 5,000 square foot industrial building with several offices, a kitchen, and restrooms, plus a 26,000 square foot warehouse featuring concrete flooring. Additionally, there's a separate 4-acre parcel with a 3,600+ square foot building containing 12 offices, a conference area, kitchen, and bathrooms. Both properties have existing water wells and septic systems. The larger parcel is zoned for agricultural use and is not located in a floodplain. The seller is willing to divide the property to accommodate various needs, offering flexibility for diverse development plans, including distribution centers, retail spaces, or other commercial ventures. The asking price for the 20-acre parcel with the industrial building and warehouse is $3,600,000 (negotiable). The 4-acre parcel with the office building is listed separately at $2,600,000 (negotiable). This prime location, coupled with Dayton's rapid expansion and the influx of new residential communities (projected 7,000+ units by 2025), makes this a truly exceptional investment prospect with significant future appreciation potential. Utilities are already in place.
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