TBD - Tract 1 Hog Eye Rd, Manor, TX 78653

Stunning vacant 10-acre lot positioned just 20 minutes east of Austin. Excellent development potential. Beautiful large oaks! The opportunities for this land are limited only by your client’s imagination. Lot includes 1300+ feet of frontage road, and it’s located in the Austin ETJ. Survey and deed restrictions available. Property has large trees. Electrical line is located on the north and east corner. Property is fenced on three sides. Water available through Manville Water.

The standout fact at TBD - Tract 1 Hog Eye Rd is scale: 10.258 acres of unimproved land in Travis County with more than 1,300 feet of road frontage and a listed price of $2.50 million. TBD - Tract 1 Hog Eye Rd sits in Manor, Texas 78653, inside the Austin ETJ, which matters for buyers looking at long-range flexibility, future utility, and a path to value in East Travis County.

This is raw land, so there is no home square footage, no bedroom or bathroom count, and no year built to factor into the analysis. What you do have is land that reads clearly on paper and on site: fenced on three sides, large mature oaks already in place, electrical service located at the north and east corner, and water available through Manville Water. On a price basis, the offering comes out to roughly $243,700 per acre, which gives buyers a clean benchmark when comparing other large-acreage opportunities in the Manor market.

For families planning ahead, the property is served by Manor ISD. The assigned schools are Blake Manor Elementary, Manor (Manor ISD) Middle School, and Manor High School. That school path gives buyers clear district alignment from elementary through high school, which is a key detail for anyone evaluating land for a future homesite, multi-generational use, or a longer hold.

Location is the other part of the story. Hog Eye Road places you in a part of Manor that still feels open, but the pull of Austin is close enough to matter. The site is about 20 minutes east of Austin, with practical regional access shaped by corridors such as US-290 and SH 130. That means a buyer can keep a rural land profile while staying connected to downtown Austin job centers, Manor retail growth, and the broader East Austin development path. In simple terms, this is not remote land. It is connected land.

The long days on market, 1401 at the time of listing, suggest this is a property that needs the right buyer rather than broad-market appeal. That is common with unimproved acreage of this size. The buyer profile is specific: someone who understands frontage, utility access, ETJ positioning, and the value of usable trees already on the tract. For the right owner, this part of Manor offers space, control, and a land basis that can age well as Austin continues pushing east.