1100-1150 County Road 308 Unit #1100-1150, Jarrell, TX 76537

Exceptional development opportunity! Ideally situated in the rapidly expanding Jarrell, TX area. Strategic Growth Corridor located in the direct path of major residential and industrial development—positioned for long-term value and strong appreciation potential. Versatile Land Use proximity to both industrial zones and single-family neighborhoods allows for a range of development opportunities, including residential, commercial, or mixed-use projects. Educational advantage close to Double Creek School, adding to the area's appeal and supporting continued community growth. Excellent visibility and accessibility. Strong potential for mixed-use development Ideal for investors, developers, and businesses seeking to benefit from Jarrell’s rapid expansion Don’t miss this rare opportunity to acquire a premier land tract in one of Texas’s most dynamic growth markets. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a private tour.

At 1100-1150 County Road 308 Rd Unit #1100-1150, the defining advantage is control of 21.59 acres in Jarrell, Jarrell, within Williamson County, where residential and industrial growth are already shaping how land is valued. Priced at $1.60M, this commercial sale carries an industrial classification, which gives buyers a clearer starting point than raw acreage without an identified use profile.

In Jarrell, scale matters, but location leverage matters more. This tract sits in a part of the market described as being in the direct path of major residential and industrial development, and that is the real underwriting story. Land like this is not judged by finishes or short-term presentation. It is judged by acreage, access, visibility, surrounding use patterns, and how many viable paths a buyer can preserve over time. County Road 308 is part of that equation. Visibility and accessibility are practical advantages for commercial users, industrial operators, and developers trying to protect optionality as the area fills in.

The range of potential outcomes is what makes this site worth close attention. The surrounding context includes both industrial zones and single-family neighborhoods, which supports more than one development thesis. That matters in growth markets because the strongest land positions are usually the ones that can respond to demand instead of forcing a single outcome. Residential, commercial, or mixed-use thinking all enter the conversation here because the adjacent pattern already points in more than one direction.

The 2019 build year gives the property a more current frame of reference than older legacy sites, and the 272 days on market suggest this is a tract that calls for discipline rather than impulse. Sophisticated buyers will read that correctly. This is a site for investors, developers, and businesses willing to study timing, entitlement risk, and surrounding growth instead of chasing noise.

Double Creek School is another useful local signal because it points to community infrastructure near the property, not just isolated industrial activity. That distinction matters in a market like Jarrell, where long-term value is often created by the overlap between residential expansion and employment-oriented development. For buyers focused on Texas growth corridors, this property offers acreage, industrial positioning, and enough flexibility to stay relevant as Jarrell continues to expand.