15 Wildflower Trl, Round Rock, TX 78664

Rare opportunity to have multiple acres outside the city limits (in the ETJ), but right in the middle of everything. Property could potentially be used not just for residential but possibly some type commercial uses as well but buyer would need to confirm. This property is 3.33 acres (and more acreage could be available as well) and currently has a ~ 2400sqft home, horse pin, barn and pool. Currently 1 approved septic tank and on well. Look at options to build multiple houses on it or potentially a whole new development. The opportunities could be endless. Low tax rate. Buyer to verify building options and all information. Utilities are at Red Bud and maybe even some closer options to discuss. The Red Bud corridor is one of the most sought-after areas. It is close to toll 45 and toll 130, Highway 79, quick access to the airport, Samsung, Tesla, Dell, Kalahari, and so on. Call the listing agent for details.

The defining advantage here is scale in a central growth corridor. 15 Wildflower Trl offers 3.33 acres in Round Rock in Round Rock, positioned as land in Williamson County with Round Rock ISD and a school path that includes Forest Creek, Ridgeview, and Cedar Ridge.

That combination is what gives this property leverage. Acreage of this size is difficult to find when the surrounding road network and employment access are already established. The site sits near Red Bud, Toll 45, Toll 130, and Highway 79, which matters because land value is shaped as much by access and future utility as by raw size. At $1.09M, the offering is not about a finished residential program. It is about control of a sizable tract in an area tied into major regional movement patterns and major employers and destinations including Samsung, Tesla, Dell, Kalahari, and the airport.

The listing is also more flexible than a standard homesite. It is currently improved with an approximately 2,400 square foot home, a horse pen, barn, and pool, with one approved septic tank and well service in place. Utilities are noted at Red Bud, with possible closer options to investigate. The property is outside the city limits in the ETJ, which is a meaningful planning detail for buyers evaluating use, entitlement path, and carrying strategy. The remarks indicate that residential use is not the only angle to study, and that additional acreage may be available, but any commercial or expanded development potential should be confirmed independently.

For a buyer who understands Central Texas land, the value proposition is straightforward. This is a 3.33 acre tract in Round Rock with existing improvements, district-backed school alignment, and direct relevance to one of the area’s most watched corridors. Whether the end goal is a private residential hold, a multi-home concept, or a longer development thesis, 15 Wildflower Trl has the kind of location and land profile that can stay relevant as the surrounding corridor continues to mature.