State Hwy 64, Canton, TX 75103

Positioned just outside the city limits and within the ETJ, this expansive 41.85-acre tract offers a rare opportunity for a wide range of development possibilities. With 550+ linear feet of frontage on State Highway 64 and average daily traffic counts just under 9,000 vehicles, the property provides excellent visibility and accessibility.

The tract features an owned private road along the west side, adding flexibility for phased development, multiple access points, or future subdivision planning. The size, location, and road exposure make this property well-suited for residential subdivision, multifamily, commercial, industrial, or a thoughtfully planned mixed-use project.

With no city zoning and ETJ oversight, developers and investors will appreciate the balance of freedom and growth potential in an area experiencing continued expansion. Whether you’re looking to capitalize on highway frontage, create a long-term investment, or develop immediately, this property offers the scale, access, and versatility to bring a vision to life.

Opportunities like this, combining acreage, highway exposure, and development flexibility, are increasingly hard to find.

Why Canton? Growth • Access • Lifestyle

Canton has been experiencing steady growth in both population and economic activity, making this location particularly strategic for development. The city’s estimated population continues to rise, growing by over 13% since the 2020 census and projected to keep expanding in the near term.

Strategically positioned in Van Zandt County with strong regional connectivity, minutes from I-20 and within reach of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Canton is increasingly attracting new businesses, services, and residents. Local development includes new retail centers, health services expansions, and entertainment amenities that reflect a diversifying and strengthening local economy.

Canton’s famed First Monday Trade Days, the world’s largest flea market, brings thousands of visitors monthly, amplifying demand for lodging, retail, food service, and supporting infrastructure.