79 Old Spanish Trl, Kyle, TX 78640

Gold Tier Real Estate is proud to present 272 acres in Uhland, Texas. Situated along the rapidly expanding Highway 21 corridor, this property is strategically located between the thriving cities of Kyle, San Marcos, Austin, and Lockhart. The area is experiencing significant growth, with national homebuilders securing over 3,000 residential lots in the immediate vicinity.

The site offers access to two water lines (16” and 4”) and three-phase power. A developer will need to figure out a wastewater solution. The site has a significant amount of frontage on Cottonwood Trail and a small secondary access on S Old Spanish Trail. With a path towards utilities, the site is ideal for residential, industrial or mixed-use development.

The 272-acre ranch at 79 Old Spanish Trail in Kyle represents one of the Hill Country's most significant land acquisition opportunities, positioned at the convergence of three major growth corridors that are fundamentally reshaping the greater Austin metropolitan area. This sprawling property sits along Highway 21, the critical infrastructure spine connecting Kyle, San Marcos, and Lockhart-a region where national homebuilders have already secured over 3,000 residential lots and where development velocity continues to accelerate.

The property's infrastructure positioning alone distinguishes it from typical large-acreage holdings. Dual water lines serve the site-a 16-inch primary line and a 4-inch secondary line-alongside three-phase power infrastructure, creating immediate utility advantages for any development scenario. The substantial frontage along Cottonwood Trail and secondary access via Old Spanish Trail provide multiple entry points for vehicular circulation and future site planning. For developers evaluating residential, industrial, or mixed-use development, this redundancy in access and utilities significantly shortens the entitlement timeline compared to raw land requiring infrastructure from scratch.

Kyle's strategic location within Caldwell County places it equidistant from Austin's job centers and San Marcos's retail and higher education anchors. Kyle itself has grown into a major employment hub with significant commercial and light industrial development. The Highway 21 corridor functions as a major east-west thoroughfare for commuters and commercial traffic flowing toward Austin, San Marcos, and points south. This positioning captures multiple market drivers simultaneously-residential demand from Austin professionals seeking larger lots and property value, industrial demand from supply chain and distribution companies, and mixed-use potential serving the Kyle and San Marcos trade areas.

The wastewater solution represents the primary development consideration, though the site's scale and utility infrastructure access provide straightforward pathways toward either septic solutions or future municipal connections as Caldwell County expands its service areas. For developers with entitlement experience and infrastructure knowledge, this represents solvable infrastructure planning rather than a limiting constraint.

Land of this scale and utility-ready positioning rarely surfaces in the Hill Country growth corridor. This is the type of acreage that anchors a decade of regional development, not merely a single project.