00 Fm 1063, Thrall, TX 76578

ROAD FRONTAGE on two sides of this property. Approximately 2,700 ft. along FM 1063 and 2,900 ft. along CR 426 with electricity and waterline available. No Restrictions the possibilities for this tract can be many. AG-Exemption is in place with crops and cattle grazing currently being produced on this heavy BlackLand soil. Close to Taylor and the new Samsung chip making plant, Granger Lake is just down the road for Recreation. Also located in the excellent school district of Thrall ISD. Future road plans are for the Ronald Reagan Blvd to come down FM 1063.

This 174.73-acre ranch on FM 1063 in Thrall puts recreational freedom directly in your hands. Road frontage on two sides (approximately 2,700 feet along FM 1063 and 2,900 feet along CR 426) means multiple access points and serious development flexibility on heavy blackland soil that's already producing crops and cattle under AG exemption status.

The land is your personal playground. Hunt, fish, and ride ATVs across your own acreage without answering to anyone. For water recreation, Granger Lake sits just down the road, offering a quick escape for weekend fishing or boating. The property currently supports active grazing operations, but the blank canvas here is what matters. Build your compound, establish a working ranch, or develop recreational infrastructure. Electricity and waterline availability already exist, removing major infrastructure barriers.

Location matters strategically. You're positioned between Taylor and the new Samsung semiconductor manufacturing facility that's reshaping the regional economy. This proximity translates to long-term land appreciation and increased infrastructure investment. Ronald Reagan Boulevard is planned to run down FM 1063, which will fundamentally change accessibility and future development potential for properties along this corridor.

The Thrall Independent School District serves this area, anchoring it as a viable family location despite the rural character. You get open country living without sacrificing educational quality for your kids. Williamson County's explosive growth means this land sits at the intersection of current agricultural value and future development demand.

This is the kind of property where weekends transform into extended outdoor adventures. Saturday morning hunts. Afternoon ATV runs with family. Sunday fishing at Granger Lake. The land generates income through current agricultural operations while waiting for you to decide its next chapter. At $4.35M for 174.73 acres, you're acquiring not just dirt but genuine recreational autonomy in a county experiencing serious economic momentum from Samsung's arrival and Austin's continued expansion eastward.