1951 County Road 332 Rd, Jarrell, TX 76537

Property Details - 11.848 +/- acres of commercial property in Jarrell. Two parcels separated by a 60' proposed private road into a Multi Family Development. - Parcel R011592 is approximately 10.237 Acres and Parcel R624099 is approximately 1.611 Acres per County Tax Records. - This property is in Jarrell's ETJ, currently no zoning required. - There are 2 and 3" water lines surrounding the perimeter of the property. The developer would need to work with Schwertner WSC to get the capacity of those lines. - A 15" sewer line runs across the property (see waterline PDF). The city is in the process of upgrading the sewer lines. - There is more land for sale adjacent to this property which would position the broader area as a larger, consolidated development opportunity. Call listing broker for more details. *Loessin Properties takes seller privacy and transaction integrity seriously. Out of fairness to all interested parties, Loessin Properties requires all prospective buyers to complete our standard qualification and confidentiality forms before any property discussions or tours. Once we have your completed packet and proof of funds or pre-approval, we’ll promptly provide additional details and schedule your showing.*

At 11.848 acres, 1951 County Road 332 Rd stands out as a large-scale land opportunity in Jarrell with utility infrastructure already surrounding the site. In Jarrell, this Williamson County tract offers a rare combination of size, frontage context, and development flexibility in Jarrell’s ETJ, where zoning is currently not required.

Priced at $4.64 million, 1951 County Road 332 Rd is offered as Land - See Remarks, so a price per square foot is not applicable because no building square footage is listed. The site includes two parcels totaling about 11.848 acres, with county tax records indicating approximately 10.237 acres for one parcel and 1.611 acres for the other. The parcels are separated by a 60-foot proposed private road tied to a planned multifamily development concept, which gives buyers a clear starting point for evaluating layout, access, and future land use. Days on market are 1,066, which tells you this is a property that calls for the right buyer and a clear development strategy rather than a quick retail transaction.

For utility planning, there are 2-inch and 3-inch water lines around the perimeter, and a 15-inch sewer line runs across the property. Schwertner WSC would be the key contact for confirming water capacity, and the city is in the process of upgrading sewer lines. Those facts matter. They shape timelines, density assumptions, and project cost from the first feasibility review. There is also adjacent land available for sale, which creates the possibility of a larger assembled project in this section of Jarrell.

The property is served by Jarrell ISD, with Jarrell listed for elementary, middle, and high school. Jarrell High School, Jarrell Middle School, and Jarrell Elementary give this tract a straightforward school path for families considering future residential use, though school ratings were not provided in the source data. Year built is not available because this is a land listing, not an improved residential property.

What is it like to own land here? It means controlling a sizable tract on County Road 332 in a growth corridor of Jarrell, with room to think beyond a single homesite. The draw is not a finished structure. It is the scale, the ETJ position, the nearby utility framework, and the chance to shape something meaningful in a part of Williamson County where long-term value is tied to growth, access, and smart land planning.