10 ACRES IN THE PATH OF GROWTH. Princeton, Lavon and Josephine have exploded along the US 380 corridor, and Farmersville is next. This improved 10-acre tract in Rolling Hills Addition already has public water and an aerobic septic system in place, so you skip the utility wait that stalls raw land deals. TxDOT's new 6-lane US 380 bypass south of Farmersville is environmentally cleared, with construction letting expected fall 2027, and the Collin County Outer Loop is planned to meet US 380 right here in Farmersville. Lakehaven, a 1,838-lot master-planned community, is actively selling nearby, and Farmersville ISD just opened a new elementary school under its $98M bond program. Carry costs are minimal: taxes run about $1,597 a year. The value in this offering is the land itself: improved, utility-served acreage in the path of growth. Hold it, build on it, or position ahead of the next wave. Acreage with utilities in place, this close to the growth corridor, is getting harder to find. Bring your vision and your numbers.
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