2700 Old Cr 366, Taylor, TX 76574

Taylor, TX is no longer an emerging market; it is an arrived one. At the center of this growth sits 2700 Old CR 366: a ± 99 acre unimproved tract within the city of Taylor's ETJ, positioned at the intersection of Williamson County infrastructure investment and one of the most powerful economic forces in modern Texas history.

The site is located approximately 6 miles from downtown Taylor and 9 miles from the SH 130 tollway, within easy reach of Central Texas's major transportation spine. I-35 is approximately 20 miles west, downtown Austin roughly 35 miles away, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport approximately 40 miles out. The property sits in the direct path of Taylor's westward urban expansion, surrounded by agricultural tracts giving way to residential communities and commercial uses.

The tract's southern boundary provides approximately 1,375 linear feet (LF) of frontage along Chandler Road, which Williamson County is actively widening to a four-lane, 120 foot right of way arterial. Upon completion, Chandler Road will function as a primary east-west connector directly elevating the site's accessibility, visibility, and value. An additional ± 4,500 LF of frontage along CR 366 lines the north and east boundaries, providing redundant access and significant flexibility for large-scale site planning.

Samsung Austin Semiconductor's $44 billion (B) campus, the largest single foreign direct investment in US history, is located just miles away in the same corridor. Samsung's two Texas campuses contributed an estimated $19.8B to the Central Texas economy in 2024, supporting nearly 38,500 jobs. The Taylor plant alone is projected to generate over 20,000 direct and indirect jobs regionally. Downstream, residential permit issuances have surged to over 260 annually, and over 8,500 homes are actively planned in the market area. Additional catalysts (including a $1B data center, the 853,000 SF Taylor 50 industrial park, and the 212 acre Taylor Technology Park for Samsung suppliers) signal a sustained, multi cycle demand environment.

The property is entirely unimproved with no active structures. Topography is favorable: a gentle 1 - 2% eastward slope from a high point of approximately 636 feet MSL. The entire tract lies outside the FEMA 100-year regulated floodplain , reducing development risk and cost. On site soils are classified as Type D Burleson Clay.

The site falls within the Jonah Water SUD CCN, with a 30" main running along adjacent Chandler Road. Wastewater service is not currently certificated to the site, though multiple nearby MUDs may be available subject to capacity and approvals. The property is within ONCOR Electric and Atmos Energy service areas. An existing Atmos gas pipeline and blanket easement traverse the site. Additional information, including a preliminary engineering report, is available upon request.

No municipal zoning applies. The property lies within the ETJ, subject to City of Taylor development guidelines offering meaningful flexibility to pursue master planned residential, industrial/logistics, mixed use, or a phased combination. Offered via Call for Offers. Contact the listing broker for due diligence materials and offer guidance.