2701 Cunningham Rd, Killeen, TX 76542

Now Offered at $3.75M! 74.65 Acres of Prime Development Land in Killeen, Texas – just 900 feet from Interstate 14 (125K VPD). This tract offers approx 61.5 acres of buildable land. The balance in a scenic creek greenbelt, creek which can be utilitized for retention and run off. Nearly 3,000 feet of road frontage. Zoned R-1 (Ag Exempt) and surrounded by residential & commercial growth, the site is ideal for a mixed-use project, new home community, or commercial development. Utilities in place: 36” sewer main and 12” water line available, plus gas and electric. Little Nolan Creek traverses the property, providing a natural amenity and drainage for a park-like development layout. Strategically located in Killeen’s booming south side – 2 minutes to retail centers, 15 minutes to Fort Cavazos (Fort Hood). Easy highway access via I-14 makes it convenient to Temple/Belton (I-35) and the greater Austin area. High traffic location with excellent visibility (I-14 exposure) without highway pricing! Don’t miss this opportunity to acquire one of the largest contiguous parcels in the Killeen city limits. Contact us for the full marketing package, maps, and to schedule a tour.

At 74.65 acres inside Killeen city limits, 2701 Cunningham Rd in Killeen gives builders and land buyers a rare large-scale position on the fast-growing south side of Killeen, TX 76542. Priced at $3.45 million, 2701 Cunningham Rd works out to roughly $46,200 per acre, which matters when comparing it to smaller infill tracts with less frontage and less flexibility.

This Bell County property is offered as Land - Multiple Lots (Adjacent), and the scale is the story. The site includes about 61.5 acres of buildable land, with the balance shaped by Little Nolan Creek and its greenbelt corridor. That creek is not just a map feature. It creates a natural drainage path and opens the door to a layout that can support open space, detention, trails, or a park edge depending on the final plan and approvals. Road frontage is another major advantage, with nearly 3,000 feet along Cunningham Road. For a developer, that kind of frontage improves access planning, visibility, and phasing options.

Location is where this tract stands apart. Interstate 14 is about 900 feet away and carries strong daily traffic volume, giving the property regional access without putting every acre directly on the highway. From here, Fort Cavazos is about 15 minutes away, which keeps one of Central Texas' largest employment anchors in the immediate trade area. Temple and Belton are accessible by way of Interstate 14 and Interstate 35, and that broadens the buyer, tenant, and commuter reach. The site is also close to Killeen's south-side retail growth, which supports future residential, mixed-use, or neighborhood commercial demand.

Utilities add real substance to the opportunity. A 36-inch sewer main and 12-inch water line are available, along with gas and electric. That reduces one of the biggest unknowns in land development. The current zoning profile and agricultural exemption also give buyers a starting point for evaluating holding costs and future entitlement strategy. With 422 days on market, this is the kind of tract where serious buyers can study the numbers, not rush the decision.

For someone evaluating land in Killeen and Killeen, 2701 Cunningham Rd is less about a finished home and more about control of future growth in a corridor with access, infrastructure, and room to create lasting value.