County Road 470, Coupland, TX 78615 - Williamson County

Prime 42.88-Acre Countryside Property in Coupland, TX – AG Exempt & Ready for Your Vision

Welcome to this expansive 42.88-acre parcel nestled in the peaceful countryside of Williamson County, just outside Coupland, TX. Conveniently located off CR 470, this remarkable property offers an exceptional opportunity to own a large tract of land close to major development areas—only 13 miles from the new Samsung facility and a short drive to downtown Austin.

Property Highlights:

Size: 42.88 acres (owner willing to subdivide into two ~21-acre tracts)

Zoning: No zoning restrictions

Exemption: AG exempt – currently supporting a cow/calf grazing operation

Topography: A beautiful blend of open pasture and mature hardwood trees

Fencing: Entirely fenced, ideal for livestock

Utilities: Water line on-site at road , two-phase power access at front and rear of the property, and two entrances off the county road

No HOA/POA: Freedom to build without restrictive community covenants

Floodplain: None

Whether you’re seeking to build your dream home, establish a private ranch, or invest in future development, this property offers unmatched flexibility and potential. The land is a mix of native Bermuda and coastal grass, perfect for cattle or horses. Modest deed restrictions help preserve property value and the character of the surrounding ranchettes.

Location & Accessibility:

Downtown Austin – 38 miles

Samsung Taylor – 13 miles

Tesla HQ – 38 miles

Austin-Bergstrom Airport – 37 miles

Nearby Towns: Taylor (10 mi), Coupland (10 mi), Thrall (11 mi), Elgin (15 mi), Thorndale (17 mi), Hutto (19 mi), Manor (24 mi)

Coupland ISD Schools – Minutes away And New High School Being Built

Surrounded by larger farms and high-end homesteads, this property combines the charm of rural Texas living with proximity to key employers, retail, and entertainment centers. With development rapidly moving east of Austin, this is your chance to secure land in a high-growth corridor before prices surge further.