Plenty of acreageSolid elevated foundationWide-open spaces
If you are looking for wide-open spaces, privacy, and room to grow, this beautiful 39.779-acre tract in Troy offers the perfect rural canvas. With no municipal zoning, no neighborhood oversight, and plenty of acreage, this property gives you complete flexibility to create a private family homestead, start an agricultural operation, or develop a commercial business.This is a versatile multi-use property ready for a variety of layouts. It offers a unique blend of open ground and natural landscape, making it ideal for anyone looking to build a custom home, run livestock, or construct workshop and storage facilities outside the city limits.Property Highlights & Infrastructure Layout:Unrestricted Use: Open potential for commercial operations, farming, ranching, or residential builds.Natural Landscape: A quiet branch of Little Elm Creek runs along the eastern edge of the acreage. While this eastern portion sits within a natural floodplain, it serves as an excellent fertile area for livestock grazing and local wildlife.Prime Building Sites: The expansive western side of the parcel sits entirely high and dry out of the flood zone, providing a solid, elevated foundation for a custom home, barns, or heavy gravel driveways.Excellent Schools: Families will appreciate being located within the Troy Independent School District, known for its centralized secondary schools and strong community support.
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