801 Ed Schmidt Blvd Hutto, TX 78634
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Prime opportunity to own 1.603 acres zoned Neighborhood Commercial along Ed Schmidt Boulevard in Hutto. ✨ Key Highlights: Retail commercial lot with excellent road frontage on Ed Schmidt Blvd Utilities available at the street for easy development Strategically located next to a residential neighborhood and just down from the corner gas station on Limmer Loop High visibility and accessibility, ideal for retail, service, or mixed-use development This property offers strong potential for investors and developers seeking to capitalize on Hutto’s growing community and traffic flow. Zoning: B-1 (Local/Neighborhood Commercial) . Intent: Designed for small-to-medium-scale retail, professional offices, and service-oriented businesses that serve the surrounding residential neighborhoods (like the adjacent Emory Crossing). Gateway Overlay: This property falls within or near the Gateway Overlay District , which mandates higher architectural standards (masonry requirements, specific landscaping) to ensure a premium look for the city's main corridors. Permitted Uses: Retail, medical office, day care, fitness studio, or "Light" mixed-use. Neighborhood Synergy: Bordered by massive new residential developments (Alta Ed Schmidt, Emory Crossing) ensures high demand for local services. High Visibility: Excellent road frontage on a primary north-south artery connecting Hutto to the 130 Toll. "Ready to Build": Utilities are at the street, and the topography is flat with minimal tree-clearing costs.
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