300 Duranta Ave Alamo, TX 78516
This exceptional 16.9-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Alamo, Texas. Strategically located on 300 E Duranta Avenue, this property boasts excellent visibility from Interstate-2, placing it in a high-traffic area with significant potential for development. Situated between Tower Road and Border Road, the site offers convenient access to major transportation routes. The land itself is level and currently designated for agricultural use, providing flexibility for a variety of commercial projects. City water and sewer services are readily available at the property line, although not yet connected. Furthermore, on-site irrigation water is a significant advantage, reducing operational costs for many potential uses. The asking price for this prime commercial land is $2,208,492. Given its size, location, and utility access, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity for developers and businesses seeking a prominent presence in a growing Texas market. The property's location and accessibility make it ideal for a wide range of commercial ventures. The availability of city water and sewer, coupled with on-site irrigation, significantly enhances the property's development potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial tract of land in a high-visibility location with excellent infrastructure access. Don't miss this chance to secure a valuable asset in a thriving area.
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