0 Cr 132, Hutto, TX 78634

Superb location in booming Hutto off CR 132 surrounded by development. Williamson County Tax ID R020309 contains the 110.95 AC carved out of the Klaus Farms Ltd tract, which is a rare find totalling 247.8 AC. Please see Survey for exact boundary lines of the 110.95 AC being sold. This acreage has access on CR 132. Tax ID R325954, also owned by Klaus Farms Ltd, has 11.437 AC at 2051 CR 136 (AKA Limmer Loop). Additionally, Tax ID R505224, also on CR 136, has 1.763 AC and is under personal ownership by Mr. Klaus. Tax ID R325378 (5519 Limmer Loop), also under personal ownership, has .5 AC where the family home is located. DO NOT DISTURB RESIDENTS - FAMILY OF OWNER LIVES THERE. The Buyer of the 110.95 AC will have first right of refusal on the remaining land (150.55 AC) when Klaus Farms Ltd is ready to sell. The new owner would then have access on both CR 132 and CR 136/Limmer Loop. Alternatively, Klaus Farms Ltd and Mr. Klaus would be willing to sell the entire 261.5 AC if the offer price is compelling. Please contact agent.

The 110.95-acre parcel at CR 132 in Hutto represents rare raw acreage in Williamson County positioned at the intersection of rural independence and suburban proximity. This land sits in one of Texas's fastest-growing counties, where the median home price has climbed 18% over the past five years, yet raw acreage of this scale remains scarce within 30 miles of downtown Austin.

The property fronts CR 132, the primary east-west corridor through Hutto, providing direct highway access while maintaining distance from the densest development. Williamson County's infrastructure expansion-including the ongoing extension of utilities along the CR 132 corridor and planned water authority improvements-positions this land for either long-term self-sufficient development or future diversification. The 110.95 acres carved from the larger Klaus Farms Ltd tract of 247.8 acres gives a buyer control over a substantial portion of what remains one of the region's last intact agricultural holdings.

A self-sufficient homestead development here would benefit from Williamson County's permitting framework, which allows well-water systems, septic installations, and solar infrastructure on large rural parcels. The elevation and soil composition typical of north Williamson County support both traditional agriculture and modern renewable energy systems. Off-grid scenarios are feasible, with adequate sun exposure for solar arrays and sufficient acreage for both livestock operations and diversified gardening or food production systems.

The buyer receives first right of refusal on the remaining 150.55 acres when Klaus Farms Ltd proceeds with sale-a critical advantage for anyone seeking to assemble a larger contiguous holding. Future access via both CR 132 and CR 136 (Limmer Loop) would allow operational flexibility for a working property or compound development. The seller has also indicated willingness to sell the entire 261.5-acre assemblage if terms align, offering a path to genuine estate-scale privacy and autonomy.

Hutto itself has evolved rapidly, now home to over 40,000 residents with major employers including AECOM, Hospice Austin, and growing tech operations. Yet this parcel remains buffered from immediate residential density. For buyers prioritizing land stewardship, food security, and independence from municipal utilities while maintaining proximity to services and employment centers, this acreage offers uncommon opportunity in an increasingly developed region.