TBD FM 1660 None
About this property
This 272.62-acre tract in Williamson County is a rare opportunity for residential development at scale in one of Central Texas’ fastest-growing corridors. Situated at the corner of FM 973 and FM 1660, the property offers 2,068+ feet of frontage, dual access from FM 1660 and FM 973 (via CR 485), level topography, and a rectangular configuration—ideal for efficient subdivision or master-planned community design. With no FEMA floodplain, Manville Water service available, wastewater nearby, and a designated Opportunity Zone location, this tract checks every box for developers and builders looking for flexibility and growth momentum. The Hutto Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) lies just 3.8 miles west, providing additional utility access within close proximity. Inside the Taylor ETJ and Taylor ISD, the land is limited to residential development, providing an exceptional platform to deliver new housing in a high-demand market. Its size, scale, and infrastructure access make it suitable for a variety of residential strategies, from a master-planned community to phased projects that align with the area’s rapid expansion. Positioned just a few minutes from Samsung Semiconductor’s $17 billion facility (5 mi), RCR Taylor Rail Park (6 mi), the Hutto Megasite (9 mi), Taylor Airport (8 mi), and TX-130 (10 mi), the property is surrounded by industrial, commercial, and residential growth. The corridor between Manor and Taylor has emerged as one of the most sought-after development zones in Central Texas, with strong demand from homebuilders, employers, and residents alike. With its location, access, utilities, and scale, this tract offers a premier opportunity to deliver much-needed residential housing in the path of Williamson County’s most transformative growth. See attached brochure for more information.
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About the Area
TBD FM 1660 None is located in Taylor, Texas, in Williamson County. Williamson County is the northern anchor of the Austin metro, encompassing Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, and Leander, communities that have experienced some of the fastest residential growth in the nation over the past decade. The county's western edge retains significant ranch and acreage character as the Hill Country transitions to the urban core.
The San Gabriel River flows through Georgetown and the northern reaches of the county. The terrain transitions from the limestone hills of the western county to the Blackland Prairie in the east. Stillhouse Hollow Lake on the Lampasas River sits on the Williamson-Bell county boundary, offering recreation within easy reach of the northern suburbs.
Taylor had an estimated population of 16,767 as of 2023. The 76574 zip code has a median household income of $72,805, a median home value of $252,000, and a median age of 41.8. The average household size is 2.48 people.
Major employers include Dell Technologies (headquartered in Round Rock), Amazon, healthcare systems, and a massive retail and service sector supporting one of Texas's most affluent suburban populations. Georgetown consistently ranks among the fastest-growing cities in America, and the county's western acreage properties attract buyers seeking rural character with urban access.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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