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999 E Tx-114 Boyd, TX 76023
6.32 Acres Lot
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Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Sub Type Business
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Rent
Subdivision Boyd Bus Park
MLS Listing ID 20924031
Year Built 2025
Lot Size 6.321 Acres
Acres 6.321
Property Sub-Type Business
Property Description
This property is available and is the perfect example of a blank slate waiting for the right visionary to make what will likely become the busiest and most profitable in class operation in wise county. This property is finally ready for a number of various businesses now that the growth is adequate and the city has recently passed some crucial and beneficial laws permitting a number of situations the businesses and local patrons in the community have long been waiting for. This hot spot property is right on State Hwy 114 and 10's of Thousands vehicles pass by daily. The best part about this land opportunity for lease is there are countless scenarios of which will be considered and flexibility for the tennant will be most prominent. All discussions will be confident and your specific requirements will addressed while pricing and terms will analysed, considered and negotiated to benefit all parties. The City Welcomes you and will be looking forward to working with the new operators at every level. Please reach out for additional information or questions.
Location
State TX
County Wise
Zoning Commercial
Direction Use nav to the best location in the heart of Boyd, TX.
Exterior
Utilities Available All Weather Road, Asphalt, Cable Available, City Sewer, City Water, Electricity Available
Garage No
Building
Lot Description Acreage, Cleared, Flag Lot
Structure Type Other
Others
Ownership Of Record
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