14104 Hokanson Rd, Del Valle, TX 78617

101.232 acres of land perfect for future development. Close to Tesla, Airport, Cota, I-130 & FM 812. Has a small house and barn that have been vacant for some time. All of the property is in a Qualified Opportunity Zone. With the exception of the house and barn all of the land is under AG valuation. Just outside the city limits of Austin the property is in the Austin ETJ without any current zoning. 16-inch Waterline 16” lines along Burklund Farms Road, 15-inch gravity wastewater main is also proposed by Kingswood Apartments (SER-4506; SP-2022-0210D) and 15-inch gravity wastewater main from the existing 30-inch wastewater interceptor (Project No. 2012-0001; MH #249951) located along Circuit of the Americas Blvd

One hundred and one acres of unbroken land stretches across 14104 Hokanson Rd in the Del Valle subdivision of Del Valle, Travis County, a canvas so vast it forces you to recalibrate what "possibility" means. The terrain rolls gently across the property, dotted with moderate tree coverage that frames open meadows and distant horizons. This is raw acreage where the sky dominates your view and the land itself becomes the primary asset.

The location sits strategically positioned just outside Austin's city limits in the Austin ETJ, placing it within reach of the most consequential economic drivers reshaping Central Texas. Tesla's Gigafactory, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and the Circuit of the Americas are all nearby anchors. Interstate 130 and FM 812 provide direct connectivity, with FM 812 running along the northern boundary where sewer access is possible, a detail that matters significantly for future development scenarios.

The property carries Qualified Opportunity Zone designation, a federal tax incentive framework that rewards long-term investment and development. Currently, the land outside the existing structures carries agricultural valuation, reflecting its present use while the absence of current zoning creates a blank slate for future vision. This positioning in the Austin ETJ without established zoning constraints opens multiple pathways - whether residential, commercial, mixed-use, or continued agricultural operation.

The structures on the property, a small house and barn, have been vacant and represent what the land was. But this acreage is about what it can become. Del Valle ISD serves this area, with Creedmor Elementary, Del Valle Middle School, and Del Valle High School forming the educational corridor for any development that includes residential components. The gentle slopes and moderate tree coverage suggest natural drainage patterns and preserved building sites that work with the landscape rather than against it.

At $9.10 million, this represents land banking in a region experiencing unprecedented growth pressure. The proximity to Tesla's operations, airport expansion, and Austin's sprawling employment corridors means this property sits in the path of inevitable development demand. Whether the vision involves subdivision, consolidated large-lot homesites, or mixed commercial potential, the fundamentals are in place. The 101.232 acres and the freedom that comes with controlling that much contiguous land near Austin's economic core represents the kind of opportunity that rarely stays available.