18.45 Acres FM 1660, Taylor, TX 76574

18.45 acres for sale in Taylor, Texas, located just 0.2 miles from the high-traffic intersection of FM 973 and FM 1660 and approximately 3.4 miles south of the Samsung Semiconductor Taylor facility. Positioned in the path of growth in Central Texas, this property offers strong potential for commercial land buyers, developers, investors, and end users. The tract features over 500 feet of frontage along FM 1660 and approximately 500 feet along Brushy Creek, providing both accessibility and natural appeal. The land is level with a desirable rectangular configuration, allowing for efficient site planning and development. With no known restrictions (buyer to verify), this property offers flexibility for a wide range of uses, including residential development, commercial use, manufactured housing, RV or mobile home park concepts, event venue potential, or long-term land investment. Currently under hay production, the property benefits from an agricultural exemption, helping reduce property taxes and holding costs. The combination of open pasture and creek frontage provides both functionality and setting. Water infrastructure is nearby, with attached as-built sheets indicating a 4-inch waterline located on the opposite side of FM 1660. For development within the Manville CCN, a feasibility study will be required to determine serviceability. The property is located within the 100-year floodplain, which should be considered for future planning and development. Located in the rapidly growing Taylor, Hutto, and FM 973 corridor, and just minutes from major employment and infrastructure expansion, this property presents a compelling opportunity to acquire land in one of Central Texas’ most active growth areas.

Eighteen and a half acres of undeveloped land positioned directly in Taylor's commercial expansion corridor represents a rare opportunity to acquire raw acreage at a critical inflection point for Central Texas growth. Located at FM 1660 in the Taylor area of Taylor, this property sits just 0.2 miles from the high-traffic intersection of FM 973 and FM 1660, placing it squarely in the path of infrastructure and economic development that has accelerated since Samsung's semiconductor facility began operations 3.4 miles north in Taylor.

The tract's physical attributes align precisely with development efficiency. Over 500 feet of frontage along FM 1660 provides immediate visibility and accessibility for commercial users, while approximately 500 feet of Brushy Creek frontage on the property's southern boundary offers natural amenities and potential water management solutions. The land slopes level across its rectangular footprint, eliminating the site planning complications that irregular topography creates. This configuration allows developers and investors to maximize usable square footage and minimize grading costs.

Current agricultural exemption status keeps property taxes manageable during the holding phase. The land is under hay production, generating passive income while maintaining its tax advantage. Water infrastructure already exists nearby, with a 4-inch waterline on the opposite side of FM 1660 documented in as-built records. Development within the Manville CCN would require feasibility study confirmation, but the proximity to existing water service substantially reduces infrastructure risk compared to rural acreage further from municipal systems.

The property sits within the 100-year floodplain, a factor that shapes development potential but does not eliminate it. Many commercial and light industrial uses accommodate floodplain considerations through site elevation and design. Buyers should factor this into feasibility analysis and engineer accordingly.

No known restrictions limit use categories. The combination of location, frontage, level configuration, and existing infrastructure creates flexibility for residential development, commercial use, manufactured housing concepts, RV or mobile home parks, event venue development, or long-term land banking. As the Taylor-Hutto corridor continues absorbing population migration from Austin, land parcels of this size in established growth corridors rarely remain available. The $1 million price point reflects both the development potential and the market moment.