00 FM 1660, Taylor, TX 76574

This 272.62-acre tract in Williamson County is a rare opportunity for residential development at scale in one of Central Texas’ fastest-growing corridors. Situated at the corner of FM 973 and FM 1660, the property offers 2,068+ feet of frontage, dual access from FM 1660 and FM 973 (via CR 485), level topography, and a rectangular configuration—ideal for efficient subdivision or master-planned community design. With no FEMA floodplain, Manville Water service available, wastewater nearby, and a designated Opportunity Zone location, this tract checks every box for developers and builders looking for flexibility and growth momentum. The Hutto Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) lies just 3.8 miles west, providing additional utility access within close proximity.

Inside the Taylor ETJ and Taylor ISD, the land is limited to residential development, providing an exceptional platform to deliver new housing in a high-demand market. Its size, scale, and infrastructure access make it suitable for a variety of residential strategies, from a master-planned community to phased projects that align with the area’s rapid expansion.

Positioned just a few minutes from Samsung Semiconductor’s $17 billion facility (5 mi), RCR Taylor Rail Park (6 mi), the Hutto Megasite (9 mi), Taylor Airport (8 mi), and TX-130 (10 mi), the property is surrounded by industrial, commercial, and residential growth. The corridor between Manor and Taylor has emerged as one of the most sought-after development zones in Central Texas, with strong demand from homebuilders, employers, and residents alike.

With its location, access, utilities, and scale, this tract offers a premier opportunity to deliver much-needed residential housing in the path of Williamson County’s most transformative growth. See attached brochure for more information.

At 272.616 acres across FM 1660 and FM 973 in Taylor, this Williamson County ranch offers something rare in Central Texas: genuine space for a real weekend escape without leaving the region's fastest-growing corridor. With over 2,068 feet of dual frontage and level topography across the entire tract, you're not buying constrained land-you're buying a canvas. Hunting season becomes a legitimate part of your routine. ATV trails cut naturally across the acreage. Fishing opportunities exist if water rights align with your vision. This is a genuine playground for families who want their land to work for them, not just sit as investment.

The property sits strategically positioned near Taylor Airport (8 miles), making weekend trips from Houston or Dallas straightforward. The proximity to Samsung Semiconductor's $17 billion fabrication plant (5 miles), RCR Taylor Rail Park (6 miles), and the Hutto Megasite (9 miles) means this isn't remote wilderness-it's rural land with immediate development infrastructure. TX-130 toll road access sits 10 miles north, keeping Austin's amenities within reasonable reach for weeknight needs.

Inside the Taylor ETJ and served by Taylor ISD, the property benefits from utility infrastructure most rural tracts lack. Manville Water service availability and wastewater treatment proximity (Hutto WWTP sits 3.8 miles west) simplify the logistics of any future development or enhancement. No FEMA floodplain designation means no flood insurance complications. The rectangular configuration and level terrain eliminate surprise grading or drainage issues that plague irregular properties.

The corridor between Manor and Taylor has emerged as Williamson County's primary growth zone. Industrial expansion, residential demand from Samsung workers and related employers, and infrastructure investment from TX-130 create a fundamentally different risk profile than speculative ranch purchases elsewhere in Central Texas. This isn't speculation on potential-it's land positioned directly in the path of documented, employer-backed growth.

Whether you're envisioning a personal retreat, a phased residential development, or a master-planned community that aligns with the region's trajectory, 272 acres at FM 1660 gives you the scale and flexibility that smaller parcels simply cannot. The market has shown consistent appreciation in this corridor, and land at this scale moves infrequently.