4706 George Owens Rd Ponder, TX 76259
This exceptional 20-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Ponder, Texas. Strategically located at the intersection of Highway 380 and George Owens Road, this vacant land offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility. Its expansive size allows for a multitude of development possibilities, including retail, truck stops, apartment complexes, office buildings, gas stations, storage facilities, or RV parks. The property's location within the rapidly growing Denton County, part of the expansive DFW Metroplex, ensures significant future growth potential. Ponder itself boasts a population of 2,394 residents, while the larger Denton County population stands at 972,605, reflecting a dynamic and expanding market. The proximity to Denton, a city of 139,734 residents and home to two major universities, further enhances the property's appeal. This prime location offers exceptional potential for high returns on investment, making it an ideal opportunity for developers and investors seeking a foothold in a thriving North Texas market. The land is priced at $80,000 per acre, presenting a compelling value proposition given its size, location, and development potential. This is a rare chance to acquire a significant commercial land holding in one of Texas's fastest-growing regions. Don't miss this opportunity to capitalize on the burgeoning growth of Denton County.
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