6± acres with a 4,840 SF metal building

Highlights:

• 6± acres
• Two ponds on site
• Ample open acreage for outside storage, yard space, or expansion
• Room for additional structures or buildout
• Utilities
• Private water well on site
• Municipal water available at the property
• Electric service by Farmers Electric Cooperative
• Ideal Uses
• Light warehouse and distribution
• Automotive or truck repair facility
• Contractor yard or service operation
• Equipment, fleet, or materials storage
• Owner-user or investor opportunity

Description:

6± acres with a 4,840 SF metal building on slab, ideal for light warehouse, contractor, storage, or automotive repair use. Overhead drive-in door with front interior access. Private water well on site with city water also available; electric by Farmers Electric Cooperative. Two ponds and open acreage allow for outside storage or expansion. Buyer to verify all measurements and permitted uses.



The property is located in Quinlan, Hunt County, in the southern portion of the county just west of Lake Tawakoni. The area is served by State Highway 276 and State Highway 34, providing direct connections to Interstate 30 to the north and U.S. Highway 80 to the south, with straightforward access to the greater Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.

Quinlan sits within one of the fastest-growing corridors on the eastern edge of the Metroplex, with continued residential and commercial expansion pushing outward from Rockwall, Royse City, and Greenville. Demand for acreage-supported industrial and service properties in this corridor has increased as available land closer to the urban core has tightened. The surrounding area consists of a mix of small commercial and service operations, agricultural tracts, and rural residential development, supported by lake-area traffic from Lake Tawakoni.

Approximate drive distances:

Rockwall — 20 miles
Greenville — 20 miles
Terrell — 20 miles
Royse City — 15 miles
Downtown Dallas — 50 miles
DFW International Airport — 70 miles

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