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$2,020,000
Est. payment /mo
14.27 Acres Lot
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Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Peach Creek Sub
MLS Listing ID 79020492
Annual Tax Amount $54
Tax Year 2023
Lot Size 14.270 Acres
Acres 14.27
Property Description
Discover 14+ acres of prime real estate located at the corner of CR 222 (Halford) and Bus 59 in Wharton, TX. With the railroad running along its eastern boundary and boasting approximately 585 feet of frontage on CR 222, this property offers exceptional access to both Bus 59 and US 59/I-69, placing it in an ideal location for industrial, warehouse, or logistics operations. This parcel benefits from available public water, sewer, and 3-phase electric, providing infrastructure needed for seamless development. The land is currently being used for hay production and enjoys an Ag exemption, making it a lucrative investment. Additionally, it is situated in a designated Opportunity Zone. For those seeking more development potential, Wharton Economic Development Corporation (EDC) owns the neighboring property to the west, which is also available for sale, enabling you to expand your vision into a larger-scale project.
Location
State TX
County Wharton
Building
Lot Description Level, Open
Lot Size Range 10 Up to 15 Acres
Sewer Public Sewer
Water Public Water
Schools
Elementary Schools Cg Sivells/Wharton Elementary School
Middle Schools Wharton Junior High
High Schools Wharton High School
School District 180 - Wharton
Others
Senior Community No
Restrictions Zoned
Tax ID R58682
Acceptable Financing Cash Sale, Conventional
Tax Rate 2.3512
Disclosures No Disclosures
Listing Terms Cash Sale, Conventional
Financing Cash Sale,Conventional
Special Listing Condition No Disclosures
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Listed by Keller Williams Realty Metropolitan • Rene Sorola