23100 N Ih 35, Kyle, TX 78640

16 acres on I35 in Kyle. Annexed into city of Kyle. Not zoned. Public sewer at site. Public water at site in 90 days. Many possibilities in the I35 growth corridor!

23100 N Ih 35 puts 16.26 annexed acres directly on the Interstate 35 growth corridor in Kyle, a scale that is getting harder to find in this part of Hays County. In Kyle, 23100 N Ih 35 is listed at $4.50 million as Land - Unimproved Land in Kyle, TX 78640, with 50 days on market and a profile that fits buyers focused on access, visibility, and future use.

This is a land listing, not an improved residential property, so there are no bedroom, bathroom, or finished square footage figures and no year built in the source data. Because there is no interior square footage, there is no useful price per square foot to calculate. The more relevant metric is land basis, which comes out to roughly $276,753 per acre across the 16.26-acre tract. The listing remarks also point to four facts that matter in this market: the property is annexed into the City of Kyle, it is not zoned, public sewer is at the site, and public water is expected at the site within 90 days. In the I-35 corridor, those details can shape both timeline and upside.

What is it like to own or develop at 23100 N Ih 35 in Kyle? It means direct exposure to Interstate 35, one of Central Texas' most important transportation routes, with immediate connection to the broader Austin-San Marcos corridor. For investors, developers, or business users, that kind of frontage supports visibility and regional access in a way smaller interior tracts often cannot. For buyers watching Kyle's expansion, Kyle sits in a part of the city where growth is being pushed by utility extension, traffic counts, and steady movement along I-35.

The source data does not provide school district, school names, or school ratings, so those items should be verified during due diligence if they affect the end use. The listing also does not provide additional site features beyond the utility and annexation notes, which makes entitlement review, access study, and development feasibility especially important. Even with those unknowns, the value proposition is clear: 16.26 acres at 23100 N Ih 35 with city annexation, sewer at site, water approaching, and no zoning in a fast-changing Kyle corridor. That gives this tract real flexibility today and a strong position for future value as Kyle keeps building north and south along I-35.