Strategically located along the US 190/SH 36 corridor on the west side of Rogers in Bell County, this offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire approximately 10.3 acres of hilltop land positioned directly in the path of significant TxDOT investment, including the newly constructed US 190 Rogers Relief Route and the planned upgrade of US 190 to Interstate 14. The elevated setting provides strong visibility along the existing and future highway corridor, creating long-term appeal for commercial, agricultural, or specialized use. The property benefits from frontage and exposure along US 190 and remains undeveloped, allowing a buyer flexibility in future planning. No structures or active utility services are currently in place; however, utilities are available nearby. Located approximately 12 miles southeast of Temple and within convenient reach of Waco, Bryan-College Station, Austin, and Dallas, the tract is supported by solid regional connectivity and traffic fundamentals, including over 10,000 vehicles per day near Rogers and up to 80,000 vehicles per day at the I-35 interchange in Temple. Situated within the designated Interstate 14 Central Texas Corridor, the property is well-positioned for long-term appreciation and future development, subject to local approvals. The tract benefits from an agricultural tax valuation and is currently utilized for beekeeping. Mineral and water rights will be retained by the sellers. 27 acres on the northern side of the highway are also available for a total of 37 acres with highway frontage and high visibility.
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