213 Fm 1660 Hutto, TX 78634
This exceptional 1,918-square-foot mixed-use property in Hutto, Texas, presents a compelling value-add investment opportunity. Located on a 1.04-acre lot at 213 S FM 1660, this single-story, 1960-built building is currently vacant, offering immediate potential for diverse uses. The property boasts OT-4T zoning, permitting a range of commercial activities up to 5,000 square feet, in addition to residential use. Its strategic location between Hutto's historic downtown and residential neighborhoods ensures high visibility and accessibility. The asking price is $475,000, translating to $247.65 per square foot. This presents a unique chance to capitalize on the growing Hutto market, whether developing a thriving business or creating a comfortable home with commercial potential. The property's versatility, combined with its prime location and attractive price point, makes it an ideal investment for those seeking a high-return opportunity in a dynamic Texas market. The building's single-unit structure simplifies management, while the existing infrastructure provides a solid foundation for future development or renovation. This is a rare chance to acquire a property with both residential comfort and significant commercial potential in a thriving Williamson County location. The vacant status allows for immediate customization to suit the buyer's specific needs and vision. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Hutto's vibrant future.
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