11-Acre 183A Leander Site

Location: The site is along the east side of 183A, just north of East Woodview Drive and south of FM 2243 in Leander, Williamson County, Texas.

Size: Approximately 11.480 acres.  (Click Here for Survey) (Title Commitment 2025.02.05)

Price: Call for Price.  Seller does not wish to subdivide.

 Frontage: Approximately 963′ of frontage along the east side of the 183A northbound frontage road.

Jurisdiction: City of Leander, Williamson County, Texas

Zoning: The property is currently zoned SFR – Single Family Residential (Click for Interactive Zoning Map) ). The Future Land Use Map shows the property as Neighborhood Center – Priority Corridor (Click for Interactive Planning Map)

Utilities:  The nearest water is an 8″ line at Woodview Drive approximately 1,500′ from the site. Wastewater is approximately 700′ east of the site at the Stewart Crossing Development.  (Click for Site Assessment)  (Click for Utility Map)

Drainage: Water quality and detention will be required. (Click for Topo Map)

Surrounding Development: The site is located along Tollroad 183A between two major east/west intersections, which is Crystal Falls Parkway to the south and FM 2243 to the North, approximately 25 miles north of downtown Austin.  The site is surrounded by single family and multifamily development, with intense commercial developed/developing along Tollroad 183A both north and south of the site.  The site is located about a mile south of Leander’s Northline Downtown/Mixed-Use District, which features immense commercial, residential and institutional uses such as St. David’s Emergency Center, Austin Community College – San Gabriel Campus and Leander Station, a light rail line that has service to downtown Austin. (City of Leander Development Dashboard) (Northline Leander Link)

Disclaimer: The information that appears on this webpage comes from third parties that are considered reliable, but has not been confirmed for accuracy. Therefore, any reliance on this information is solely at the potential buyer’s own risk. Potential buyers are responsible for thorough due diligence of the site to verify all information and are encouraged to engage a licensed civil engineer.