This tract has frontage on W Hwy 21 Cedar Creek that is 12 miles to Bastrop, 16 miles to Bergstrom International Airport and Tesla new plant. Locally it is only 1 mile to Cedar Creek Eleme Elementary School, 2.5 miles to Cedar Creek High School, approximately 3 miles to Bastrop Independent School districts football complex. This site has Aqua water and electricity available. This is great site for full blown service station with food and retail users. The site can be expanded to for up to 5 acres for $1.950,000. The site would be outstanding site for other uses such as Office Warehouse units, RV Park, and many other commercial uses that would like a site for single building or even multiple buildings. Seller will need to approve uses due to adjacent acreage and possible future development. Seller is retaining the homesite located on the 66.791 acres and may consider selling the remainder of approximately 48 acres more or less. No price set on those acres.
Property Type :
Farm
Subdivision :
Litton, Addison
County :
Bastrop
Style :
Farm
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ByOwner last updated this listing 05/06/2024 @ 03:48
MLS: 2037821
LISTED BY: David Morrison, Austin Premium Property
SOURCE: ACTRIS
Buyer Agency Compensation: 3%
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