000 Wells Ln, Manor, TX 78653

240 acres in Travis County located just outside the city limits of Manor and the ETJ, making it easier to get projects approved. This legacy farmland sits next to a major solar project and is now ready for new owners to contribute to Austin’s eastward growth. The property is mostly flat and usable with less than 10% in the 100-year floodplain and is bisected by Wells Lane, offering about 2,700 feet of road frontage. With its size, location, and infrastructure access, this site is ideal for large-scale residential, mixed-use, or employment-based projects such as a data center or corporate campus. Just 10 minutes from Manor and 25 miles from downtown Austin, this is one of the few remaining large tracts in the area.

At 240 acres with about 2,700 feet of frontage on Wells Lane, 000 Wells Ln in the Wells Lane corridor near Manor, TX 78653 is one of the few remaining large Farm - Ranch tracts in Travis County positioned for Austin’s eastward growth.

This land sits just outside the Manor city limits and outside the ETJ, which matters for buyers thinking about future entitlements, phasing, and long-term land strategy. The site is mostly flat, broadly usable, and reported to have less than 10% in the 100-year floodplain, a practical advantage for planning roads, pads, utilities, and open space. Wells Lane bisects the tract, giving multiple access points and flexibility for how a future owner might approach residential, mixed-use, agricultural hold, or employment-driven development. The property is listed at $12.00 million, which works out to about $50,000 per acre. Price per square foot is not available because no building square footage is reported, and year built is not applicable for this raw land offering.

From a location standpoint, 000 Wells Ln benefits from being in the path of East Austin expansion while still offering scale that smaller infill parcels cannot match. Manor is about 10 minutes away, and downtown Austin is roughly 25 miles west, putting the property within reach of major job centers, retail corridors, and regional transportation routes. Wells Lane connects the tract to the broader east side road network, and access to US 290 and SH 130 strengthens commuting and freight movement. The neighboring large-scale solar project is another signal that this part of Travis County is already attracting infrastructure and investment.

For families evaluating the area through a school lens, the property is zoned to Elgin ISD, with Elgin Elementary School, Elgin Middle School, and Elgin High School as the assigned campuses. GreatSchools ratings were not provided in the source data, so buyers should verify current school performance directly. Even so, having clear district alignment is useful for future planning and marketing if the land is repositioned over time.

Days on market at 145 suggests this is not a casual listing. It is a specialized tract for buyers who understand scale, frontage, floodplain ratios, and the value of being near Manor with room to think beyond today’s map. In this part of Travis County, land of this size is not just about current use. It is about control, timing, and the kind of long-range upside that becomes harder to find every year.