3201 Little Nolan RD, Killeen, TX 76542

Enjoy your slice of country living in the city with this 74.65 Ac with a gentle slope to Little Nolan Creek, providing for 13 AC of any sort of flood zone. Walk to restaurants, shopping and medical as this parcel is only 900 FT off Interstate 14 for quick access to additional shopping and Fort Cavazos, the largest military base in the United States. All Utilities on site. Open pasture with slight slope to creek with huge trees, waterfall and quite. An absolutely amazing find!

74.5 acres this close to Interstate 14 is rare, and 3201 Little Nolan Rd puts that scale in play inside Killeen rather than far outside it. In Killeen, 3201 Little Nolan Rd offers a Farm - Ranch setting with room to think long term, whether the draw is open pasture, creek frontage, utility access, or simple separation from the usual city pattern.

This Bell County property is listed at $3.45 million on 74.5 acres, or about $46,300 per acre. Price per square foot is not available because no building square footage is listed. Year built is not provided. The tract has been on the market for 212 days, which fits the reality of a large land offering with a narrower buyer pool than a typical residential listing. What stands out here is the mix of usable ground and natural features. The land slopes gently toward Little Nolan Creek, with roughly 13 acres affected by flood zone conditions and the balance giving buyers more flexibility for planning, grazing, recreation, or future improvements. Mature trees and a waterfall add a feature set that is hard to reproduce.

Living at 3201 Little Nolan Rd means having country scale with city access. The site sits about 900 feet off Interstate 14, which matters for daily movement across Killeen and toward Fort Cavazos. That proximity also puts restaurants, shopping, and medical services within quick reach instead of turning every errand into a drive across Bell County. For buyers tied to Fort Cavazos, the location offers a practical route to one of the region’s largest employment centers while still preserving the feel of a private land holding. Little Nolan Creek gives the property a clear geographic identity, and that kind of water feature tends to shape both the experience of the land and its long term appeal.

School district and campus information are not listed in the available property details, so buyers should verify attendance zones directly before making plans tied to Killeen schools. The same applies to any future use assumptions, especially where utilities, access, and floodplain boundaries intersect. Even with those standard checks, the core value proposition is straightforward: large acreage, on-site utilities, direct access to Killeen amenities, and a setting that is increasingly difficult to find near major roads and Fort Cavazos. For the right buyer, this is the kind of property that can hold both lifestyle value now and land value over time.