Opportunity to own approximately 50 acres along the historic Camino Real/Hwy 21 corridor in Uhland, ideally positioned between Bastrop and San Marcos. The property offers substantial Hwy 21 frontage, with access provided by a recorded easement through the neighboring subdivision. There is currently no direct entrance from Hwy 21. The property is currently income producing, with an established auction company hosting several auctions each year. Improvements include a well-built 14' x 24' office, electricity, and a rainwater collection system. County Line water is available in the area, although no water connection is currently in place. Buyer will be responsible for determining and installing an appropriate septic or sewer solution for the purchased property. The land is predominantly within the 100-year floodplain; however, approximately 3 acres toward the rear of the property are outside the 100-year floodplain, conveniently located near the easement access. The property currently benefits from an agricultural exemption and is mostly fenced. Seller will complete fencing along the small remaining unfenced portion. With its Hwy 21 visibility, existing improvements, current income-producing use, agricultural valuation, and location in the rapidly growing Uhland corridor, this property offers a unique opportunity for recreational, agricultural, investment, or other potential uses subject to buyer verification and applicable regulations. Buyer to independently verify access, floodplain boundaries, utilities, water availability, septic/sewer requirements, zoning, development restrictions, and suitability for intended use.
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