1965 County Road 315, Jarrell, TX 76537

Road Frontage: Approx. 586 FT of Frontage on CR 314 and 1315 FT of Frontage on CR 315. Size: 17.9 +/- Acres total from two separate parcels (R012151 at approximately 15.724 +/- acres and R436892 2.25 acres). Adjacent to Sontera MUD which has Sewer and Water. Buyer will need to verify if able to connect to those utilities. No Zoning Required-Located Outside City Limits, Located Outside ETJ. 480/3 Phase Power Located at the Site. No Floodplain. Ag Lease in place with hay farmer. Seller has 10% mineral rights. Buyer is responsible for all roll back taxes since it is currently in Ag exemption status. Buyer and/or buyers agent to verify all information including but not limited to available utilities, zoning, property taxes, measurements, schools, etc. *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.*

With 17.974 acres, no floodplain, and 480/3-phase power already at the site, 1965 County Road 315 stands out as a large-scale land opportunity in the Jarrell area of Jarrell, TX 76537. At $2.15 million, 1965 County Road 315 works out to roughly $119,600 per acre, a useful benchmark for buyers comparing Williamson County land with utility potential and road access.

This is a Land - See Remarks property, so there is no residence, no interior square footage, and no year built to factor into the decision. What matters here is the land itself. The tract includes about 586 feet of frontage on County Road 314 and about 1,315 feet of frontage on County Road 315, giving it strong visibility and multiple points of access. The site sits outside Jarrell city limits and outside the ETJ, which removes zoning constraints that often limit how a property can be used. For buyers looking at future development, owner-user business operations, or long-term land hold strategy, that flexibility has real value.

Utility positioning is one of the strongest practical points. The property is adjacent to Sonterra MUD, where sewer and water are nearby, though any connection should be verified by the buyer. Three-phase power at the site is another meaningful advantage, especially for commercial, industrial, or infrastructure-minded buyers who do not want to start from scratch. The land is currently under an agricultural lease with a hay farmer, which supports its existing ag exemption status, but buyers should account for potential rollback taxes as part of their underwriting.

For households thinking about location and schools, this property is served by Jarrell ISD. Assigned campuses include Igo Elementary, Jarrell Middle School, and Jarrell High School, all key entity signals for anyone searching by school district in North Williamson County. County Road 314 and County Road 315 place the tract within Jarrell’s growth corridor, where land value is increasingly tied to access, infrastructure, and proximity to expanding residential areas such as Sonterra.

Days on market sit at 678, which means buyers have time to look past the lack of a finished home and focus on what this tract actually offers: scale, frontage, power, no floodplain, and fewer jurisdictional constraints than many comparable sites. In a fast-moving corridor north of Austin, land with this mix of size and utility can become more relevant as Jarrell keeps growing.