'1850@Charter Oak' - TexasBelton.com

99.6 Acres of Residential Land in Belton, Texas

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’1850@Charter Oak’

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

99.6 AC Site for Sale – Single Family or Build to Rent – Don’t miss this opportunity to develop in an area that is underserved with entry level housing options!

Calling All Builders who want an entitled site right now!

Located in southeast Belton, east of the intersection of S IH 35 Service Road and East Avenue H at 1000 East Avenue H, Belton, TX 76513.
99.6 AC of undeveloped land (of which less than 5% of the site is in the 100-year floodplain.)
SF-3 Zoning for Single Family approved.
Water, Wastewater and Power at site – City of Belton.
Drive times – Austin (55 Min), Temple (10 Min), Killeen (22Min), Salado (12 Min).
240 Units approved for building and City of Belton open to more density.
Temple, just due north of Belton, has an $800M new data center being built for Facebook, as center of gravity continues to shift north from Austin (Samsung, Dell, Motorola, Apple, etc).
Views of Mary Hardin Baylor and the opportunity to integrate park space and a connection to the city’s hike & bike trail are all attributes that make this a unique opportunity for the developer seeking to minimize the entitlement scramble.

DESCRIPTION

Located in southeast Belton, east of the intersection of S IH 35 Service Road and East Avenue H at 1000 East Avenue H, Belton, TX 76513. 99.6 AC of undeveloped land (of which less than 5% of the site is in the 100-year floodplain.) SF-3 Zoning for Single Family approved. Water, Wastewater and Power at site – City of Belton. Drive times – Austin (55 Min), Temple (10 Min), Killeen (22 Min), Salado (12 Min). 240 Units approved for building and City of Belton open to more density.

Temple, just due north of Belton, has an $800M new data center being built for Facebook, as center of gravity continues to shift north from Austin (Samsung, Dell, Motorola, Apple, etc). Views of Mary Hardin Baylor and the opportunity to integrate park space and a connection to the city’s hike & bike trail are all attributes that make this a unique opportunity for the developer seeking to minimize the entitlement scramble.

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