1951 Magnolia Ave, Luling, TX 78648
5.5 Acres of Commercial Land Offered at $1,200,000 USD in Luling, TX 78648
Asking Price $1,200,000
- Sale Condition
- 1031 Exchange
- Property Type
-
Land
- Square Feet
- 239,580 SF
Listing Contacts
Tommy Cain
- Property Info
Property Overview
PROPERTY CAN BE SPLIT INTO 3 LOTS! $500K PER LOT. APPROX 1.8 Acre EACH. $450K each. ENTERTAINING ALL OFFERS! Seconds from IH-10!! Price is $1,200.000.00 without equipment. Add $268,000 for equipment,
5.5 acres, Flat, 500 ft from IH -10, Next to Texas Best Truck Stop, Water & Waste Water available. Stellar location at Highway 80 and Interstate 10. HIGH TRAFFIC! In Fast Growing Luling, Texas. OWNER MOTIVATED!
Luling is a community rich in history. Once known as “the toughest town in Texas,” Luling was established in 1874 with the westward progression of the railroad. Throughout the last century Luling has been a significant center of all that is Texas: starting with the railroad, leading to cattle, cotton, and oil. Preserving its history, Luling continues these traditions in the 21st century. Our natural resources have become an integral part of who we are today.
Home of the 1st inland paddling trail, Luling is proud of this 6 mile stretch of the San Marcos River. Located just south of town you will find this a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle. Grab your canoe or kayak and start your journey just west of Luling at River Trail Park. This stretch of the river is great for experienced kayakers and canoers, or novice enthusiasts.
Situated less than an hour from both Austin and San Antonio and also located on the I-10 corridor connecting San Antonio and Houston, Luling always attracts many visitors from three of the largest metro areas in the state. Famous for world renowned BBQ, delicious watermelons, seasonal farmers markets, crazy pump jack art and decorative water towers, tourists flock to Luling all-year-around to experience its rich cultural heritage, its many attractions, celebrated events, and unique shops.
The Luling Main Street Program is committed to revitalization of the Main Street District which spurs economic development through historic preservation. By offering incentive programs such as façade grants, design assistance, and other business development tools, we hope to cultivate a diverse mix of small businesses in the downtown district.
The City of Luling is a rural Caldwell County community of just over 5,000 residents located along the San Marcos River at the intersection of Interstate Hwy. 10 and U.S. Hwy. 183, just 23 miles from Interstate Hwy. 35 in San Marcos. Luling has a historic economic base in agriculture and oil. The City is at the extreme southern edge of the Austin - San Marcos MSA, giving it a rural/urban juxtaposition offering the advantages of reasonable land and labor costs within an hour's drive of two major international airports, three regional airports, thirteen colleges and universities and the amenities associated with two of Texas' major metropolitan areas. Luling is able to meet the corporate needs for sustainable human and natural resources at reasonable costs to prospective companies. The City can provide a home in a user-friendly atmosphere with immediate access to the decision makers, as well as a community eager to work to make your project a success.
5.5 acres, Flat, 500 ft from IH -10, Next to Texas Best Truck Stop, Water & Waste Water available. Stellar location at Highway 80 and Interstate 10. HIGH TRAFFIC! In Fast Growing Luling, Texas. OWNER MOTIVATED!
Luling is a community rich in history. Once known as “the toughest town in Texas,” Luling was established in 1874 with the westward progression of the railroad. Throughout the last century Luling has been a significant center of all that is Texas: starting with the railroad, leading to cattle, cotton, and oil. Preserving its history, Luling continues these traditions in the 21st century. Our natural resources have become an integral part of who we are today.
Home of the 1st inland paddling trail, Luling is proud of this 6 mile stretch of the San Marcos River. Located just south of town you will find this a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle. Grab your canoe or kayak and start your journey just west of Luling at River Trail Park. This stretch of the river is great for experienced kayakers and canoers, or novice enthusiasts.
Situated less than an hour from both Austin and San Antonio and also located on the I-10 corridor connecting San Antonio and Houston, Luling always attracts many visitors from three of the largest metro areas in the state. Famous for world renowned BBQ, delicious watermelons, seasonal farmers markets, crazy pump jack art and decorative water towers, tourists flock to Luling all-year-around to experience its rich cultural heritage, its many attractions, celebrated events, and unique shops.
The Luling Main Street Program is committed to revitalization of the Main Street District which spurs economic development through historic preservation. By offering incentive programs such as façade grants, design assistance, and other business development tools, we hope to cultivate a diverse mix of small businesses in the downtown district.
The City of Luling is a rural Caldwell County community of just over 5,000 residents located along the San Marcos River at the intersection of Interstate Hwy. 10 and U.S. Hwy. 183, just 23 miles from Interstate Hwy. 35 in San Marcos. Luling has a historic economic base in agriculture and oil. The City is at the extreme southern edge of the Austin - San Marcos MSA, giving it a rural/urban juxtaposition offering the advantages of reasonable land and labor costs within an hour's drive of two major international airports, three regional airports, thirteen colleges and universities and the amenities associated with two of Texas' major metropolitan areas. Luling is able to meet the corporate needs for sustainable human and natural resources at reasonable costs to prospective companies. The City can provide a home in a user-friendly atmosphere with immediate access to the decision makers, as well as a community eager to work to make your project a success.
Property Details
- Property Subtype
- Commercial
Highlights
- Heavy Daytime Traffice
- Seconds from I-10
- C-3 Zoning ( HIGHEST USE)
- Water & Wastewater available.
- Flat
All available spaces
- Space
- Lot 1
- Size
- 239,580 SF
- Price
- $1,200,000
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