Tbd Cr 307, Jarrell, TX 76537

Very fast-growing community of Jarrell, TX. This property is located within 2 miles of IH 35, .5 miles from Double Creek Elementary, and near Salado Creek. There is also a 9-hole executive golf course being built right down the road! GREAT property for developing a new neighborhood or whatever you have planned! Recently annexed into the City so it is fully entitled, with utilities nearby. All owned minerals rights will convey. Sellers MAY set some deed restrictions before closing.

Annexed into the City and spanning 34.9 acres, TBD CR 307 offers a rare fully entitled Farm - Ranch tract in Jarrell at $2.88 million with utilities nearby. TBD CR 307 sits in Jarrell in Jarrell, TX 76537, within Williamson County, and the combination of scale, entitlement status, and location near IH 35 gives it unusual flexibility from day one.

This is land with real strategic value. The site is about 2 miles from IH 35, which matters in a fast-growing Jarrell market where access drives both daily convenience and long-term development appeal. Double Creek Elementary is about half a mile away, putting one of the area’s key school campuses close to the property. Families and future residents would also be served by Jarrell ISD, including Jarrell Middle School and Jarrell High School. For buyers asking what it is like to own property here, the answer starts with room, access, and timing. Jarrell has been expanding north of Georgetown and south of Salado, and well-located acreage inside the city is getting harder to find.

TBD CR 307 is not an existing home, so bed count, bath count, square footage, price per square foot, and year built do not apply in the usual residential sense. What does apply is the land itself: 34.9 acres with city annexation already in place, nearby utilities, and proximity to both established schools and future area amenities. Salado Creek adds geographic context nearby, and a planned 9-hole executive golf course right down the road signals the kind of growth trajectory taking shape around this part of Jarrell. That mix makes the tract relevant for a private ranch vision, a long-term hold, or a more structured development plan, subject to buyer due diligence and any deed restrictions the sellers may place before closing.

The listing has been on market for 19 days, which suggests buyers still have a window to evaluate a tract that checks several boxes most land buyers want but rarely find together. Owned mineral rights are set to convey, which adds another concrete value point. In Jarrell, close to Double Creek, Jarrell schools, IH 35, and the Salado Creek corridor, this is the kind of Williamson County land that can support both immediate plans and future upside as Jarrell continues to grow.