6801 Airport Rd Waco, TX 76708
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This exceptional 7.62-acre commercial land parcel is strategically located at 6801 Airport Road in Waco, Texas, zip code 76710. Situated in McLennan County, this property boasts a highly desirable C-2 zoning designation, opening up numerous development opportunities. The land sits on a hard corner at a lighted intersection of Steinbeck Bend and FM 1637, ensuring high visibility and accessibility. Its proximity to key attractions and infrastructure makes it an attractive investment. Just one mile from Waco Regional Airport and two miles from McLennan Community College, this location benefits from a growing population base in the China Spring area. The area is also a hub for tourism, with nearby attractions including Camp Fimfo RV Resort, Waco Regional Tennis Center, Riverbend Baseball Complex, and the Mammoth Site, as well as the vibrant downtown Waco area. The presence of China Spring ISD, with its 2,929 students, further underscores the area's strong community and potential for growth. The asking price for this exceptional property is $890,000. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant commercial land holding in a rapidly developing area with excellent visibility and access.
Office Industrial Flex O-1, O-2, O-3, C-1, C-2, M-1 Mixed Use Flex R-3C, R-3D, R-3E, O-1, O-2, O- 3, C-1, C-2, C-4 on Elm. Ave. only Mixed Use Core R-3D, R-3E, O-2, C-2, C-4 Industrial M-2 Institutional O-2 Open Space R-E Zoning Classifications Single Family Residential R-E, R-1A, R-1B, R-1C Single family residences, churches, schools, public buildings, golf…
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C-2 · Waco, TXOffice Industrial Flex O-1, O-2, O-3, C-1, C-2, M-1 Mixed Use Flex R-3C, R-3D, R-3E, O-1, O-2, O- 3, C-1, C-2, C-4 on Elm. Ave. only Mixed Use Core R-3D, R-3E, O-2, C-2, C-4 Industrial M-2 Institutional O-2 Open Space R-E Zoning Classifications Single Family Residential R-E, R-1A, R-1B, R-1C Single family residences, churches, schools, public buildings, golf courses, parks, etc. Two Family & Attached Single Family Residential R-2 One & two family (attached) residences, most R-1 uses. Multi-Family Residential R-3A, R-3B, R-3C, R-3D, R-3E Apartments, townhouses, most R-1 and R-2 uses Office O-1 Clinics, studios and offices, plus most R-1 and R-2 uses Office/Residential O-2 High density residential and of fices uses including hospitals & colleges; no height limit Office/Limited Commercial O-3 Similar to O -1, adding restaurants & retail sales with hours of operation from 7am to 7pm Community Commercial C-1, C-2 Both allow the same uses, except C-2 does not allow alcohol; plus most high density residential uses General Commercial C-3 Business and retail developments on major traffic arteries; print shops, auto sales & repair, self storage warehouses, etc. Central Commercial C-4 Mixed use district, no height limit, providing residential, office, retail, tourism and civic uses Service Commercial C-5 Mix of commercial and light industrial uses of a service nature on major arterial streets; heavy equipment and mobile homes sales, beverage distribution, drive- in theaters, etc. Office & Restricted Industrial M-1 High quality, high value development like a corporate headquarters Light Industrial M-2 Concentrate groups of nuisance- free uses like light manufacturing, lumber yards and warehousing General Industrial M-3 Major industries having large sites, outside open storage, noise, etc. Land Use and Zoning Changes and Special Permits When an owner wants to change the use of his property to a purpose not permitted in the current classification assigned to the property, he must apply for a change in classification. Each classification lists special uses allowed only by a special permit. An owner and/or applicant must apply for a special permit for any special use listed. Where do you start the zoning process? Applications for changes in the Comprehensive Plan land use, zoning, and special permits are submitted to Planning Services. A pre -application meeting at Waco Development Guide 32 Planning Services is suggested. All applications must be submitted through the online CSS Portal.
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