973 Patterson Ave Florence, TX 76527

Property Details for 973 Patterson Ave

Lot size

72.30 lot acres

Property size

3,149,388 SF

Property type

Distribution centers

Property subtype

Fulfillment centers

APN

R010020

Description

This exceptional 72.3-acre tract presents a compelling commercial development opportunity in Williamson County, Texas. Strategically located in the Florence extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ), outside city limits, this property offers unparalleled access to major transportation arteries and thriving economic centers. The site boasts approximately 2,300 feet of frontage on State Highway 138 and approximately 1,240 feet on State Highway 195, with convenient proximity (0.5 miles) to the SH 195 on/off ramp (24,360 AADT). Two Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)-permitted entrances ensure efficient access. Utilities are readily available, including Georgetown Municipal Water (12" line along SH 138 and 8" line along N. Patterson Ave), an existing well, and proximity to the City of Florence wastewater system (approximately 0.25 miles south). PEC electric lines run along the road frontage with an on-site meter. Buyers are advised to verify utility capacity for their specific development needs. The land itself is largely cleared, improved pasture with minimal tree coverage, featuring flat to gently rolling topography. A portion of the property lies within the 100-year floodplain (approximately 32.48 acres or 45%), as per prior owner's engineer's assessment. The property is zoned unrestricted within the ETJ and benefits from an agricultural exemption. The parcel ID is R010020, and the legal description is AW0285 AW0285 - Hornsby, J. Sur. The asking price is $2,800,000, translating to $46,750 per acre. Florence ISD serves the area. This location offers easy commutes to Georgetown (19 miles), Liberty Hill (20 miles), Leander (25 miles), Hutto (29 miles), Austin/Domain (38 miles), and Downtown Austin (46 miles), making it an ideal investment for developers seeking to capitalize on the robust growth of the Texas Triangle.