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$690,000
4451751 MLS ⋅ 76502 Zip Code
A 10.014-acre development site positioned in one of Temple's fastest-growing corridors along State Highway 36. The property offers strong highway frontage and visibility, sitting adjacent to national retail anchors like Dollar General, making it well-suited for a wide range of commercial uses. Situated on IH-35 between Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth, Temple sits at the heart of the Texas Triangle — a region defined by rapid growth, low unemployment, and an affordable cost of living. The market is being reshaped by major capital investment, including an $800M hyperscale data center — Meta's investment, alongside Rowan Digital Infrastructure's $700M development, both fueling long-term employment and logistics demand. This momentum builds on an already-diverse economic base: Temple offers a wide range of jobs across healthcare, technology, manufacturing, and marketing, and the city's advanced manufacturing and life sciences sectors are anchored by Baylor Scott & White Medical Center and the Temple Medical and Research District. With no zoning restrictions and low tax rates, the site is ideal for commercial, storage, RV park, industrial flex, or mixed-use development.

11609 State Highway 36 Highway, Temple
$298,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 6891880 MLS ⋅ 76513 Zip Code
Major updates, seller concessions, and Belton history come together in this 1933 Craftsman near downtown Belton. Taken down to the studs in 2014, the home received updated plumbing, wiring, and insulation, giving buyers added peace of mind while still keeping the character of a historic home. In 2024, additional improvements included storm windows, flooring, ceiling fans, and interior paint. Foundation work was also completed in late 2024, with engineer documentation available for review. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 1,752 square feet on a spacious 0.264-acre lot with no HOA. The unique floor plan provides generous living space, a kitchen open to the dining area, a breakfast bar, pantry, and flexible rooms that can serve as a home office, guest space, or creative flex area. Built in 1933, the home carries the charm and presence of Belton’s historic residential character while offering practical updates buyers care about most. Located just minutes from downtown Belton, local dining, shopping, and the business district, this property offers convenience, history, and opportunity in one package. Seller concessions are available with an acceptable offer and may help with closing costs, prepaid expenses, or a potential rate buydown, subject to lender approval.

617 N Beal St, Belton