0 Bohacek Rd Beasley, TX 77417
This exceptional 218.5-acre property presents a unique investment opportunity in the rapidly growing Beasley, Texas area. Located conveniently north of Highway 59, this expansive tract boasts easy access to major transportation routes, streamlining logistics and distribution. The land is designated for industrial, commercial, and agricultural uses, offering significant flexibility for diverse development plans. Its location in Fort Bend County, within the Lamar Independent School District, adds further appeal. A key advantage is the property's position outside the floodplain, mitigating risk and reducing potential development complications. The expansive acreage allows for substantial build-out potential, accommodating large-scale industrial projects, commercial ventures, or agricultural operations. This versatile property is ideally suited for businesses seeking strategic expansion or new development in a thriving Texas market. The proximity to Highway 59 ensures seamless connectivity to regional and national transportation networks, making it an attractive location for businesses requiring efficient logistics. The absence of floodplain designation significantly reduces development costs and risks, making this a highly desirable investment. Detailed surveys and environmental assessments are available upon request. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant land parcel with exceptional potential in a prime location. Contact us today to explore the possibilities.
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