5459 Fm 624 Robstown, TX 78380-5377
This exceptional 5-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable investment opportunity in Robstown, Texas. Strategically situated at the intersection of FM 624 and FM 666, this property offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility. Boasting approximately 390 feet of frontage on FM 624 and 385 feet on FM 666, it's ideally suited for a diverse range of commercial ventures. Previously the site of Times Market, the property is equipped with existing infrastructure including electricity, a water well, and a septic system. All fuel tanks have been removed, and a No Further Action letter from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is available. This key location serves as a crucial link between Mathis, Banquete, Orange Grove, Calallen, and Corpus Christi, ensuring high traffic volume and exposure. Its proximity to a recently constructed Dollar General further underscores its commercial viability. FM 624's connection to larger cities like Corpus Christi makes this a vital transportation and logistics corridor, while FM 666 provides additional access to regional destinations. The high traffic count makes this location perfect for businesses such as convenience stores, gas stations, truck stops, fast food restaurants, or other commercial developments. The asking price is $1,089,000. The property is located at 5459 FM 624, Corpus Christi (Bluntzer), TX 78380, in Nueces County.
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