Description
Katy Texas Comm & Res Land Dev Opp- Approx 8.386 Acres of relatively flat land with an updated 4,034sf SFR (2001 Year Built) & 1,152sf MH (2016 Year Built) in Waller County.? Peaceful country setting with spacious lots and open space.? Located west of The Grand Pkwy 99, north of Interstate-10, near the Houston Executive Airport, and Katy Fort Bend County Road/Morton Rd.? Mostly cleared lot, with a thick tree line separating the neighboring parcels.? Great opportunity to build additional Single-Family Residences with outbuildings, barns, subdivide the land into multiple parcels for Residential & Commercial development or other uses.? The existing structures utilize well water, septic sewer, natural gas, and electricity service.? Located west of downtown Houston, near the Energy Corridor, Katy TX is a rapidly growing area and a popular location for both residential and commercial development.? Originally a wide-open prairie, Katy, TX, still has lots of wildlife and a country feel.?
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3BEDS
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8.39ACRES
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3BATHS
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11/2 BATHS
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4,034SQFT
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$706$/SQFT
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Description
Katy Texas Comm & Res Land Dev Opp- Approx 8.386 Acres of relatively flat land with an updated 4,034sf SFR (2001 Year Built) & 1,152sf MH (2016 Year Built) in Waller County.? Peaceful country setting with spacious lots and open space.? Located west of The Grand Pkwy 99, north of Interstate-10, near the Houston Executive Airport, and Katy Fort Bend County Road/Morton Rd.? Mostly cleared lot, with a thick tree line separating the neighboring parcels.? Great opportunity to build additional Single-Family Residences with outbuildings, barns, subdivide the land into multiple parcels for Residential & Commercial development or other uses.? The existing structures utilize well water, septic sewer, natural gas, and electricity service.? Located west of downtown Houston, near the Energy Corridor, Katy TX is a rapidly growing area and a popular location for both residential and commercial development.? Originally a wide-open prairie, Katy, TX, still has lots of wildlife and a country feel.?