1087 Seawillow RD, Lockhart, TX 78644

100-Acres of development land located next to Moxie, a 2,500-unit master-planned housing development

1087 Seawillow Rd puts 100 acres of development land directly beside Moxie, the Lockhart master-planned community planned for about 2,500 homes. In Lockhart, this is a $3.50 million land offering in the path of growth in Lockhart, TX 78644, where scale and location matter more than finish-out.

This tract is listed as Land - See Remarks, so there is no reported bedroom count, bathroom count, building square footage, or year built. Price per square foot is not applicable here because no structure size is provided. What does stand out is the land value. At roughly $35,000 per acre, 1087 Seawillow Rd gives buyers a large-position site in Caldwell County next to a major planned residential project instead of a speculative fringe parcel with no nearby momentum. After 51 days on market, the listing reads like a land play for someone focused on timing, frontage, access, and the direction of Lockhart expansion.

From a location standpoint, Seawillow Road places the property in the east Lockhart growth corridor with practical access to SH 130 and the US 183 corridor. That matters for anyone tracking commute patterns, service reach, and future absorption. Historic downtown Lockhart is a known draw for restaurants, events, and daily essentials, and Moxie brings a second layer of relevance because nearby large-scale development tends to shape utility planning, road improvements, and buyer attention over time. Public reporting on Moxie places it less than 3 miles from downtown Lockhart and about 40 minutes from Austin, which gives this address a strong regional story without losing its Caldwell County identity.

School data is not provided in the listing, but this part of Seawillow is generally served by Lockhart Independent School District. Specific campus assignments are not listed and should be confirmed directly with the district. That same rule applies to any future development assumptions, since raw land value here depends on entitlement strategy, infrastructure timing, and how Lockhart continues to grow around SH 130, Seawillow Road, and the city’s expanding residential footprint.

For buyers who understand Central Texas land, 1087 Seawillow Rd is not about current improvements. It is about controlling 100 acres next to a major planned community in a city that is moving from small-town stability into a new phase of growth, and that gives the property long-range value tied to scale, access, and what Lockhart becomes next.