Prime 4.75-acre development tract located in Hutto's ETJ, positioned directly in the path of the city's continued northward growth. Surrounded by existing and planned residential developments, including the Flora master-planned community directly across CR 132, the property is well-suited for a variety of residential and commercial development opportunities. The site benefits from electric service and Jonah Water on-site, with City of Hutto wastewater infrastructure located nearby within adjacent subdivisions, including Highlands North, Mustang Creek, and Lidell Walker. As residential growth continues to expand in this corridor, the property is strategically positioned to capitalize on increasing demand for housing, neighborhood services, office, flex, and mixed-use development. Adding to the property's appeal, a cell tower lease located on the northwest corner generates approximately $1,600 per month in income. Ownership has previously received offers exceeding $400,000 for the lease rights, providing a potential opportunity for a buyer to monetize the asset and offset development costs or retain the recurring income during the entitlement and holding period. Conveniently located approximately 1.5 miles from SH 79 and Chandler Road and just 8 miles from Samsung's semiconductor campus in Taylor, the property offers excellent access to major employment centers, transportation corridors, and one of the fastest-growing regions in Central Texas. All information is deemed reliable. Buyer to verify all information.
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