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36.523 acres along HWY 110 N situated northwest of Tyler between the city and Interstate 20. Entire parcel is flat pasture land currentlyused for hay with an AG exemption. One side open metal pole building (50’ x 100’) sits on the property for hay storage. New subdivisionis being built several lots from this parcel and this could be a perfect location for another subdivision! Electric is availa
36.523 acres along HWY 110 N situated northwest of Tyler between the city and Interstate 20. Entire parcel is flat pasture land currentlyused for hay with an AG exemption. One side open metal pole building (50’ x 100’) sits on the property for hay storage. New subdivisionis being built several lots from this parcel and this could be a perfect location for another subdivision! Electric is available at the front lotline and water is available through a local cooperative by accessing it from the opposite side of HWY 110. Easy to see; call listing agentfor the gate code.
Tyler, known as the Rose Capital of America, has been named a certified retirement community, known for its low
Tyler, known as the Rose Capital of America, has been named a certified retirement community, known for its low cost of living, exceptional educational opportunities, excellent health care (including the addition of the new University of Texas Medical School), fantastic shopping, and a wide variety of dining options. With grand neighborhoods of historic homes lining brick paved streets, many beautiful parks, jogging & bike trails, Tyler Pounds Regional Airport, the Coldwell Zoo, Tyler Rose Garden, Tyler Museum of Art (located on the campus of Tyler Jr. College), Tyler Main Street Gallery, East Texas Symphony orchestra (performing at the state-of-the-art UT Tyler Cowan Center or Liberty Hall), and several wineries and breweries, Tyler is truly a place where small town charm meets big city culture!