950 Stagecoach Rd, Killeen, TX 76542

50.98 Acres – Prime Residential Development Opportunity | City of Killeen. Located inside Killeen city limits with paved road frontage, flat topography, and strong potential for residential subdivision. Currently zoned “A-R1” (Agricultural Single-Family Residential District), no additional deed restrictions. The Future Land Use Map (FLUM) identifies this area as ‘Residential Mix’. City would support nearly any residential use or zoning district. Property presents a compelling opportunity for developers seeking scalable lot yield in an established growth corridor. Preliminary yield analysis supports approximately 145–160 finished residential lots at a .25-acre density, subject to final platting and city approvals. Site benefits from an existing large fish pond that may be engineered for stormwater detention, potentially improving net efficiency and reducing infrastructure costs. Utilities are available in the area (buyer to verify capacity and tie-in requirements). Favorable layout characteristics with minimal topographic challenges. Ideal for residential subdivision development, builder take-down / phased development, long-term hold with entitlement upside. Hosts large outbuilding, cattle pens and small barn area. Close to Fort Cavazos, Texas A&M, Central Texas College, Killeen Airport, and medical care. Property is being sold by the executor of the estate. "Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to conduct independent feasibility, engineering, and zoning verification."

At $2.90 million, 950 Stagecoach Rd in Killeen, TX 76542 controls 50.356 acres inside the city limits, which is the kind of scale that rarely comes to market with paved road frontage and a standing single-family residence already in place. At 950 Stagecoach Rd, the existing 1993 home delivers 2,380 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath, and a current price point of $1,218 per square foot, but the larger story is the land itself.

This Residential - Single Family Residence sits in Bell County in an area identified for future residential growth, giving buyers two clear paths: enjoy the privacy and open space now, or evaluate the long-term upside of subdivision and phased development. The site is generally flat, which matters in Central Texas because easier topography can simplify road layout, lot planning, and infrastructure costs. There is also a large fish pond on the property that may offer value in future stormwater planning, subject to engineering. Existing improvements include an outbuilding, cattle pens, and a small barn area, which add practical utility for an owner who wants room for equipment, animals, or storage from day one.

From a location standpoint, this address is well positioned for buyers who need access to Killeen’s major demand drivers. Fort Cavazos is one of the biggest anchors in the region and keeps housing demand tied to military, civilian, and contractor employment. Texas A&M University-Central Texas and Central Texas College are both nearby, adding another layer of long-term stability and population movement. Killeen Regional Airport, AdventHealth Central Texas, and the commercial corridors along Stagecoach Road and East Rancier Avenue keep daily logistics straightforward. You are not isolated here. You have land, road access, and proximity to the institutions that shape this market.

School information is not listed in the current marketing, so buyers should verify attendance zones and ratings directly with the applicable district before making decisions. The same goes for utility capacity, zoning confirmation, and any subdivision feasibility work. What stands out today is the mix of immediate livability and future optionality. Seven days on market for a tract this size signals how uncommon it is to find a 50-plus-acre property in Killeen that can function as a private estate, a hold strategy, or a residential land play. In a corridor where growth continues to push outward, this is the kind of asset that can look even smarter over time.