Land For Sale • 24.74 AC
Prime +/-24.74-acre commercial/industrial site with 194’+ Hwy 82 frontage, offering high visibility, direct highway access, and a dedicated turn-in. Located just west of the proposed Grayson County Tollway, this property is well-positioned to benefit from the area’s growth and improved connectivity.
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Grayson County has become a focal point for economic development, with Sherman seeing substantial investment from Texas Instruments and Global Wafers in semiconductor manufacturing. Nearby Denison has a proposed $6 billion master-planned Margaritaville resort on Lake Texoma, further stimulating tourism and business growth. Surrounding communities, including Pottsboro, Southmayd, and Whitesboro, are experiencing increasing demand for both commercial and residential properties.
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With 14 acres cleared and 10.5 acres with natural terrain, the property offers versatile development opportunities, including outside storage, 18-wheeler and trailer parking, heavy equipment and supply storage, RV and boat storage, flex warehouse development, and more.
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Location Advantage:
- 4 miles or less west of proposed Grayson County Tollway
- 7 miles from Highway 377 in Whitesboro
- 8 miles from 289-Preston
- 12 miles from Highway 75
- 19 miles from Gainesville
- 20 miles from Lake Texoma
- Easy access to major transportation routes, facilitating seamless logistics and operations
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Key Property Details:
- Zoning: Sherman ETJ – No zoning restrictions
- Frontage/Access: 175’+ along Highway 82
- Grayson CAD Parcels: 119521, 119465, 267731
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Utilities:
- Water: Existing Two Way Special Utility District water meter
- Electric: Access to three-phase power (GCEC) or optional single-phase installation
- Sewer: Septic system previously in place
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This property offers a prime location for commercial and industrial development in a growing corridor of North Texas.
| 194'+ Hwy 82 frontage with direct access |
| 14 acres cleared, 10.5 acres with natural terrain |
| Located near proposed Grayson County Tollway |
| No zoning restrictions for flexible development options |