1515 County Road 315, Jarrell, TX 76537

Amazing opportunity to purchase approximately 80 acres next door to Sonterra in growing Jarrell, Texas. Nearby communities include Stonebridge Crossing and The Home Place at Jarrell. Local amenities include Starbucks, with a new Walmart planned and anticipated completion listed for August 2027. Regional investments include Samsung's semiconductor campus in Taylor and Meta's operational data center in Temple.

The previous buyer completed substantial due diligence and reported plat approval, MUD approval and progress on the proposed wastewater treatment plant, including that TCEQ no longer had an objection. Available due diligence and development information can be provided to qualified buyers. These updates are previous-buyer reports; approval documents and an issued wastewater permit have not been independently verified. Buyer to confirm approval status, conditions, MUD coverage, wastewater permitting, utility availability and capacity for the intended development.

The property is within Jarrell's ETJ. There is one well and two septic systems, plus Wills Creek and a wet-weather creek. All structures except the well house are to be removed prior to closing. Buyer and/or buyer's agent to verify all information, including acreage, jurisdiction, access, floodplain, utilities, property taxes and schools.

At 79.95 acres and $5.00 million, 1515 County Road 315 stands out as a large-scale land position in Jarrell at roughly $62,500 per acre. In Jarrell, this unimproved land offering sits next to Sonterra and puts a buyer in the path of some of the fastest-moving growth in Jarrell, TX 76537 and broader Williamson County.

What makes this property different is scale, adjacency, and timing. Large tracts beside established and expanding subdivisions are getting harder to find, and this site is already tied to the development story taking shape around Sonterra, Stonebridge, and The Home Place at Jarrell. The property is located in the ETJ, which matters for buyers evaluating future use, entitlement strategy, and long-term land value. Two creeks cross the acreage, including Wills Creek and a wet-weather creek, which adds natural character but also means a buyer should study drainage, access, and planning constraints carefully.

For practical use today, the site includes one well and two septic systems. Per the source information, all structures other than the well house will be removed before closing. Because this is listed as Land - Unimproved Land, no bedroom count, bathroom count, building square footage, year built, school district, or school ratings are provided in the source data. That also means price per square foot is not applicable here in the way it would be for a finished home. Days on market are 966, which signals this is not a standard resale property but a specialized land opportunity that will appeal to a buyer with a clear plan.

From a geographic standpoint, 1515 County Road 315 benefits from Jarrell’s position between major employment and logistics corridors. The conversation around regional growth includes Samsung’s semiconductor investment in Taylor and Meta’s data center in Temple, both of which have kept Central Texas land on the radar for investors and developers tracking future housing and service demand. Closer to home, Jarrell continues to add daily-use amenities such as Starbucks and Access Health Urgent Care, which supports the city’s transition from pass-through stop to fuller community.

For a buyer looking at Williamson County land through the lens of development, hold strategy, or future positioning, this tract offers size, visibility within a growth corridor, and a location tied to where Jarrell is heading next.