5800 HWY 95 N Hwy, Granger, TX 76530

Commerical Developers, Builders, Investors here is your chance to buy almost 800 ft. of road frontage, 26 + Acres, 8" waterline at property line, Electric & Sewer (sewer is downhill) near property and ready for most developments. Property has been annexed and was proposed to city as commercial and or multifamily use. There is about 8 Acres out of the 26.5 Acres, (plus or minus 2 to 3 Acres, seller willing to adjust lot size) in the flood plan but with there is room to improvements to reduce flood plan area. There is also access from highway and there existing city street or streets possible. Do not Hesitate as this property is priced to sell.

Road frontage and utility access define the value here. At 5800 HWY 95 N Hwy, this 26.5 acre commercial agriculture offering in Granger, Texas presents nearly 800 feet of highway frontage in Williamson County, a scale and visibility combination that gives commercial developers, builders, and investors multiple paths to evaluate.

The site’s core advantage is that major infrastructure is already close at hand. An 8-inch water line sits at the property line, with electric nearby and sewer available downhill from the tract. That matters because raw acreage only becomes actionable when access and service capacity start to align, and this property has more of that groundwork in place than many land offerings of similar size. The tract has also been annexed and was previously proposed to the city for commercial or multifamily use, which gives buyers a useful signal about how the property has already been positioned and studied.

The land itself offers flexibility within the 26.5 acres. About 8 acres are reported to fall within the flood plain, with the seller noting a possible adjustment of roughly 2 to 3 acres in lot size and room for improvements that could reduce flood plain area. For a buyer evaluating feasibility, that means the usable development envelope needs to be studied carefully, but it does not erase the larger opportunity. It frames the site as a tract where frontage, utility proximity, and annexation status may carry more long term weight than a simple gross acreage number.

Access is another practical strength. In addition to highway entry, the property is said to have potential access from an existing city street or streets, which can materially affect circulation, layout, and future development strategy. The current classification is Commercial Sale - Agriculture, the list price is $1.35 million, and the recorded year built is 1900, though the value proposition here is clearly in the land, entitlement posture, and infrastructure adjacency rather than any stated residential improvement or building size.

For buyers who know how to underwrite land in growth corridors, this is the kind of tract that deserves a disciplined look: frontage, scale, utility adjacency, and annexation already in the conversation. The long term value will come from how effectively a future owner converts those fundamentals into a viable commercial or multifamily position.