James Innerarity Surv Abs #466 Homes with Irregular Lot Lot description

James Innerarity Surv Abs #466 Homes with Irregular Lot Lot description

Welcome to the charming subdivision of James Innerarity Surv Abs #466, nestled in the heart of Farmersville, Texas! This delightful community, located in Collin County, offers a unique blend of rural charm and modern convenience, making it an ideal destination for families and individuals seeking a serene lifestyle.

The homes in this subdivision are characterized by their distinctive irregular lot layouts, providing residents with a sense of individuality and space. Each property boasts its own unique features, allowing for creativity in landscaping and outdoor living. Whether you envision a vibrant garden, a cozy patio, or a sprawling play area for children, the irregular lots offer endless possibilities to express your personal style.

Farmersville itself is a picturesque city that embodies the spirit of small-town living while being conveniently close to larger urban centers. Residents enjoy a friendly atmosphere, with local shops, parks, and community events that foster a strong sense of belonging. The nearby amenities, including schools, dining, and recreational activities, ensure that everything you need is just a short drive away.

In James Innerarity Surv Abs #466, you’ll find a welcoming community that values both privacy and connection. With its unique lot configurations, this subdivision not only provides ample space for your dream home but also encourages a vibrant neighborhood lifestyle. Discover the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience in Farmersville—where your ideal home awaits!

Newest James Innerarity Surv Abs #466 Homes with Irregular Lot Lot description

$1,999,000
21165032 MLS
Exceptional ±15.97 acre hard corner located about 2.3 miles south of Hwy 380 in Farmersville on SH-78 at CR-555. Property has been cleared except for a few trees and a really old beautiful barn. This is a tremendous development opportunity. The property is in Farmersville ETJ but can be taken out if a property owner wants to. There is a MUD about 1 mile to the south that is in Farmersville's CCN, so It may be possible to connect to it for a high density development. This is also an excellent 1031 candidate as Farmersville is now experiencing growth as the neighbor to Princeton, which is the fastest growing city in the nation. The property is fenced and gated and has a water meter. The electric meter was pulled when the old house was removed. The planned 380 bypass is about a mile north and the new Lakehaven Subdivision is about 1 mile to the south.

1774 S State Highway 78th Hwy S, Farmersville
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