29 Cr 126, Georgetown, TX 78626

Investors come check out these two tracts with the Park like setting. AG-Exempt and No Restrictions with over 80 Mature Pecan Trees that are spaced out evenly to make this property really unique in the way it is laid out. Located in the Williamson County Opportunity Zone and the tax advantages that come with it makes this property even more desirable. Toll Road 130 is just 5 minutes up the road on HWY 29, close to the new Samsung Chip making plant being built in Taylor Tx and also just East of this property will be the new road that just got approved for funding from Samsung up to FM 971. This spot would be a perfect place for Investors to put an RV Park. Has some flood plain but there are enough acres out of the zone to build on with water and electricity by the road.

Nine point one eight acres of open Williamson County land spreads across Samuel Smith just outside Georgetown, and the maturity of this property is immediately evident in the eighty-plus pecan trees scattered across the terrain like a managed orchard waiting for a vision. The trees are spaced with intention, creating natural corridors and shelter belts that break up the expanse without crowding it. This is raw acreage with actual bones to it, not vacant scrubland.

The horizon here extends across agricultural land that still feels like land. No subdivision walls. No crowded lot lines. The property sits in an agricultural exempt classification, which means operational flexibility most Georgetown ISD parcels don't offer. Williamson County Opportunity Zone designation brings significant tax advantages for investors willing to move capital into the right project. That matters. The numbers compound differently when the county itself recognizes your location as strategic.

What makes this site genuinely different is the infrastructure proximity. Texas Highway 29 runs a mile away. Toll Road 130 is a five-minute drive north, connecting directly to I-35 and Austin's major employment centers. Samsung's new semiconductor manufacturing plant in Taylor is actively under construction, and Samsung-funded road improvements extending east toward FM 971 are already approved and funded. That road expansion will change traffic patterns and land values in this corridor. This isn't speculation. The plant is real. The funding is allocated.

The property layout itself invites multiple development scenarios. Some acreage falls in floodplain, but sufficient elevation exists outside that zone for construction with immediate water and electrical access from the road. An RV park would fit the setting and use profile. An equestrian operation. A small-scale agribusiness leveraging the mature trees. Investor groups have already recognized this opportunity, which explains the active interest despite the extended marketing window.

The land speaks for itself because it's built on fundamentals: location timing, regulatory advantage, infrastructure acceleration, and raw usable acreage. For investors tracking Williamson County expansion and Samsung-corridor appreciation, 29 CR 126 in Georgetown offers the combination of scale, tax positioning, and proximity to transformational employment infrastructure. The trees have been growing here for decades. The market is just now catching up to what the land always suggested it could become.