A SAWS 12-inch water line with meter runs along the road and CPS power is readily available, reducing the upfront costs and timelines typically associated with new development. The land is predominantly cleared, with a gentle lay of the terrain that makes it easy to envision residential or commercial layouts. Zoned as Outside City Limits, the property is already positioned for future development. Importantly, it is not located in a flood plain, offering added peace of mind for long-term projects or investment holds.

Whether you're planning to subdivide, build, or hold for future appreciation, this tract's location under 10 miles from San Antonio and just 20 miles from Pleasanton places it in a high-demand growth corridor. Contact Gaines Slade to arrange a private showing 830-469-3022.

54 +/- acres in Bexar County

Development or investment potential

Owner will consider subdividing

Potential additional acreage (contact listing agent for more information)

1350 feet approx. of blacktop road frontage

SAWS water line at the road

CPS power available

Ag exempt

Mostly cleared land

No flood plain

Zoned OCL (Outside City Limits)

Under 10 miles from San Antonio

20 +/- miles from Pleasanton

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