Positioned in one of Central Texas’ emerging expansion corridors, this 387-acre tract near Lytton Springs offers a rare large-scale opportunity less than an hour from Austin.
With substantial frontage off Lytton Lane and convenient access to SH 21 and SH 130, the property sits directly in the path of eastward growth from the Austin MSA. Contiguous tracts of this size are increasingly difficult to assemble in this corridor, making this an attractive option for subdivision, ranchette development, phased transitional use, or long-term land banking.
A natural creek corridor lined with mature hardwoods creates a built-in greenbelt system that can serve as open space dedication, drainage planning, and a value-enhancing amenity within a thoughtfully designed development plan. The preserved corridor provides privacy buffers, wildlife habitat, and visual appeal for future homesites.
Varied topography introduces gentle elevation changes, character, and long-range view potential uncommon in the immediate area. The rolling terrain supports strategic lot placement, separation between homesites, and flexible layout configurations that maximize both buildable acreage and natural amenities.
A balanced mix of open pasture and native tree cover supports current agricultural use while allowing for phased repositioning. As growth continues pushing east and southeast of Austin, opportunities to control nearly 400 contiguous acres with accessibility, scale, and development flexibility are becoming increasingly limited.
Kasey Mock
Mock Ranches Group
