4300 Burch Dr, Del Valle, TX 78617

Opportunity Zone close to new Tesla Factory off Texas 130. Level site, with compact base in place. Existing mini-storage building with the remainder primarily used for 18-Wheeler truck storage area. Totals 5.8+ Acres, with 65% impervious cover allowed (approximately 3.8 Acres). Site plan/engineering documents available Buyer to complete final permit for the intended use. Back on market first time since June 2020 prior to Tesla announcement. Private water and Bluebonnet Electricity are available. Septic needed. Drainage easement through the front of the property. High-performing industrial warehouse next door.

4300 Burch Dr puts 5.83 acres of industrial land in an Opportunity Zone near Tesla Gigafactory Texas, which is the fact that matters most here. In Del Valle, 4300 Burch Dr in Del Valle, TX 78617 offers a Commercial Sale - Industrial site with scale, access, and existing improvements in a part of Travis County that keeps drawing logistics, service, and warehouse users.

The current setup includes an existing mini-storage building and a large area used for 18-wheeler truck storage. The building was constructed in 2001, and public marketing for the property indicates about 4,500 square feet, which puts the asking price near $822 per square foot. That number only tells part of the story. The larger value driver is the land itself, the level site, and the ability to work with roughly 65 percent impervious cover, or about 3.8 acres. For buyers comparing industrial tracts in Del Valle, that is a meaningful figure because it affects how much usable yard, paving, and future improvement area you can realistically plan.

From this address, Texas 130 and US 71 are the key connectors. Tesla Gigafactory Texas is close by, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is about 4 miles away, Circuit of The Americas is about 4.2 miles away, and the Zoho campus is roughly 1 mile away based on current listing references. Downtown Austin is about 11 miles west. In practical terms, that usually means single-digit to low double-digit drive times to major employment nodes and transportation infrastructure, with traffic patterns depending heavily on SH 130 and Highway 71.

The property is positioned for users who need outdoor storage, truck access, or an owner-user industrial yard with future permitting upside. Site plan and engineering documents are reportedly available, which can shorten the path for a buyer who already knows the intended use. Utilities are a real part of the equation here: private water and Bluebonnet Electric are available, septic will be needed, and there is a drainage easement across the front of the property. School district, school names, and school ratings are not listed in the current record, which is typical for an industrial asset rather than a residential listing.

After 1,408 days on market, this site still stands out because Del Valle is no longer an edge location. It is part of Austin’s industrial growth line, and land this close to Tesla, the airport, and SH 130 has a clear case for long-term operational value and future upside.