733.42 Acres in Clyde, TX
Housing Development Land
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An Amazing Opportunity for home developers! A total of 733.42 acres in 3 parcels just west of Clyde, TX and within the ETJ or eligible to be in the ETJ. This is the high traffic region of Interstate 20 east of Abilene and in that 16 mile range to Clyde the daily traffic count runs up to 40,000 vehicles per day.
Tract 1: 308.1 acres accessing FM 603 to get to I-20 and this acreage has already been annexed into the Clyde City Limits. This means developers can apply for utilities and Clyde will provide to your housing development. In the attached map it is the parcel outlined in red.
Tract 2: 369.73 acres accessing FM 18 which will take you into Abilene or to FM 603 to the Interstate. This is eligible to apply for the Clyde ETJ and utilities and the city is in the process of being releases from the Abilene ETJ then nominated to be annexed into the Clyde City Limits. Develop...
Tract 2: 369.73 acres accessing FM 18 which will take you into Abilene or to FM 603 to the Interstate. This is eligible to apply for the Clyde ETJ and utilities and the city is in the process of being releases from the Abilene ETJ then nominated to be annexed into the Clyde City Limits. Developers need to go under contract and talk to the city. On the map this is the parcel outline in pink.
Tract 3: 55.69 acres accessing Interstate 20. On the map this is outlined in turquoise and this is eligible to apply for the Clyde ETJ and is in the process of being releases from the Abilene ETJ then nominated to be annexed into the Clyde City Limits. Developers need to go under contract and talk to the city.
This is quite an opportunity for speculators, home developers, big home builders, anyone needing raw land to have for their inventory. The City of Clyde, TX is aggressive in seeking new home buyers and they have told Steve Sykes that they will be players for those tracts. Please call Steve Sykes, 806.679.2645 and talk to him about these parcels of great priced
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