11373 Fm 112, Thrall, TX 76578

Price Improvement Motivated Sellers! Road frontage wraps this property on 3 sides with frontage on CR 438 and FM 112. Gorgeous hilltop views for miles, SW Milam Water meter on property. Located in popular Thrall ISD only 15 miles & less than 20 minutes from the New Samsung Fab. Just a small corner in flood area almost zero acres. Ag Exempt with active grazing lease. 3 stock ponds and working cattle pens. Seller will consider subdividing. Potential for seller financing with 50% down payment. Deed Restriction Prohibit Mobile Homes. A short section of the frontage along FM 112 includes an easement for the 130 Regional Water Supply Corp water line. Buyer to verify all information.

Road frontage on three sides across 98.04 acres is the headline at 11373 Fm 112, and that kind of access is hard to find this close to Taylor’s growth corridor. At 11373 Fm 112 in Thrall, TX 76578, this farm-ranch property gives buyers a large Williamson County land position with hilltop views, active agricultural use, and practical infrastructure already in place.

Priced at $2.35 million, the tract works out to roughly $23,970 per acre. No residential square footage or year built is listed, which puts the focus where it should be: land quality, access, water, and future flexibility. Frontage wraps along FM 112 and County Road 438, giving this Thrall property multiple points of entry and better long-term utility for ranching, a custom homesite, or a phased hold strategy. Sellers have indicated they may consider subdividing, and seller financing may be possible with 50 percent down, which is worth noting for buyers comparing land acquisitions in this part of Williamson County.

The land is Ag Exempt and carries an active grazing lease, with three stock ponds and working cattle pens already supporting day-to-day ranch operations. A SW Milam Water meter is on the property, which matters in a market where utility readiness can change the economics of a tract quickly. Seller remarks indicate only a small corner falls within a flood area, with most of the acreage outside that concern, though buyers should verify floodplain details, utility easements, and all development constraints during due diligence. A short section along FM 112 includes an easement for the 130 Regional Water Supply Corp water line, and deed restrictions prohibit mobile homes.

Location is a major part of the story here. Thrall remains one of the more practical land markets east of Austin for buyers who want room without giving up access to major employment centers. The Samsung semiconductor campus in Taylor is about 15 miles away and can be reached in under 20 minutes in typical conditions. Key regional routes including FM 112, US 79, and SH 130 keep Taylor, Hutto, Round Rock, and the broader Austin metro within reach. The property is located in Thrall ISD, a district many local land buyers watch closely when they want a rural setting with a defined community identity.

For buyers looking at farm and ranch land in Thrall, 11373 Fm 112 stands out because it combines scale, road frontage, water access, grazing utility, and proximity to one of Central Texas’ biggest economic drivers. That mix gives this property real staying power, whether the plan is to run cattle, build over time, or hold land in the path of long-term value growth.