TBD Scott STKyle, TX 78640
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Positioned inside the city limits of Kyle, Texas, this 11.07± acre tract offers a compelling residential development opportunity in one of Central Texas’s most active growth corridors. Located in Hays County along the Austin–San Antonio I-35 corridor, the site benefits from strong regional connectivity, expanding infrastructure, and ongoing residential and commercial growth that has made Kyle an attractive market for developers, builders, and long-term land investors. The property features frontage on S. Sledge Street and Scott Street, with a potential connector street to S. Groos Street, creating multiple points of access and the ability to design a subdivision with good internal circulation. Per the City of Kyle, zoning on the tracts includes R-1 (Single-Family Residential) and A (Agriculture), and the property is represented as having an agricultural valuation in place, which may provide a favorable carrying-cost profile during the pre-development hold period, subject to continued qualification, buyer verification, and any applicable rollback taxes upon conversion to non-agricultural use. For underwriting and planning purposes, the property has been evaluated using a conceptual layout of approximately 52 single-family lots, offering a useful framework for assessing density and value potential; however, this scenario is illustrative only and remains subject to buyer’s engineering, utility planning, drainage and open-space design, and all required City of Kyle approvals. Area is served by public water and sewer with electric and other utilities in place nearby; buyer to confirm availability, capacities, and any extension or upgrade requirements with the City of Kyle and appropriate providers. The property also has an ideal retention/detention pond location on the tract off Elliott Branch, giving buyers a starting point for drainage and open-space design within a future subdivision plan.
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