TBD Stork Rd, Del Valle, TX 78617

Owner Financing Available! Don't miss your opportunity to own commercial-eligible land in one of the hottest areas of Austin's growth corridor. 2.3 Acres in High-Growth Area Near Tesla, COTA & Austin-Bergstrom International Airport With the constant expansion around Tesla and the influx of visitors to Circuit of the Americas, the demand for services, retail, and commercial infrastructure is only going to increase. Whether you are an investor seeking land in a high-demand area or a business owner looking for the perfect location to establish your presence, this property offers a rare chance to secure land in the path of progress.

Property Highlights: • Size: 2.3 acres with ample room for development • Utilities: Water and electricity available at the road for easy access • Location: Close to major highways, ensuring accessibility and exposure • Growth Area: Surrounded by booming commercial, industrial, and residential development with unbeatable access and visibility in a high-traffic area.

This 2.3-acre parcel on Stork Road in Del Valle positions you at the intersection of Austin's most aggressive growth corridors. The land is cleared and level, sitting on a public maintained road with water and electricity available at the property line - the foundational utilities that make off-grid self-sufficiency actually achievable rather than aspirational.

Del Valle, in Bastrop County, occupies a unique position 25 miles southeast of downtown Austin. The proximity to Tesla's Gigafactory and Circuit of the Americas creates constant infrastructure development around you, yet the property retains the space and privacy that sustainable homesteading requires. You're close enough to Austin's economic engine to benefit from appreciation and close enough to major employers for reasonable commutes, but far enough out to operate independently of municipal systems.

The cleared, level terrain makes solar installation straightforward. With 2.3 acres, you have room for ground-mounted arrays that capture consistent Hill Country sun exposure. The available water access means a well can supply household and agricultural needs. The electric hookup at the road provides a grid tie option if you want hybrid resilience - solar primary, grid backup - rather than pure off-grid dependency. That flexibility matters. A homestead that can operate independently but connect when advantageous doesn't sacrifice comfort for ideology.

Bastrop ISD serves the property, with Camino Real Elementary feeding into Cedar Creek Middle and High School. The schools are positioned to grow with the region's expansion. Stork Road connects directly to major corridors serving the Tesla Gigafactory and COTA, meaning your property sits in a development path that will only increase nearby services and infrastructure without encroaching on your acreage.

At $764,900, this represents land value in an active growth zone with owner financing available. The 260-day market time reflects the specific nature of the opportunity - this isn't suburban convenience, and it's not raw investment land. It's land for someone building intentionally. A homestead that generates its own power, sources its own water, and grows food on its own soil, while remaining positioned to benefit from the economic activity transforming the region around you.