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29 acres, one mile from Samsung's Taylor fab.

Unzoned land outside the Taylor city limits. Williamson County is building the Samsung Highway corridor along the south boundary, which will give the property roughly 1,150 feet of frontage on the road serving the campus.

Listed at $1,890,000, about $65,000 per acre.

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Aerial view of the property: open pasture with a pond at the southwest corner, a house and outbuildings near the north edge, and county roads along the east and south sides.
Aerial view. The imagery predates the right-of-way purchase; the strip along the south edge now belongs to Williamson County.
Size
About 29 acres

Two tracts, Williamson County. A new survey is underway.

Zoning
None

Outside Taylor city limits. No deed restrictions, per seller.

Frontage
About 1,150 ft

On the planned Samsung Highway, Corridor A2. Not yet built.

Distance
About 1 mile

East of FM 973 and the Samsung campus, measured on aerial imagery.

About a mile east of FM 973, on the corridor the county is building

Schematic location map Not to scale. The Samsung campus sits west of FM 973. The property sits about one mile east, between County Road 405 to the east and the planned Samsung Highway corridor to the south. Samsung Taylor campus FM 973 County Road 404 County Road 405 Lake Samsung Hwy (open) 600 CR 405 about 29 acres Corridor A2, Segment 1 (planned, alignment approximate) about 1 mile N
Schematic, not to scale. Distances are approximate, measured on aerial imagery. The dimension line along the bottom spans roughly one mile.

Samsung is building its Taylor campus west of FM 973. Williamson County is extending the Samsung Highway east from FM 973 as Corridor A2. Segment 1 runs 1.93 miles from FM 973 to CR 406 and follows the south edge of this property.

What is public record about the fab

  • Samsung's Taylor investment is at least $17 billion, with an agreement to create and maintain at least 1,800 jobs, per the City of Taylor.
  • The Department of Commerce awarded up to $4.745 billion in CHIPS Act funding. Samsung is expected to invest over $37 billion in the region and support over 15,000 jobs, per NIST.
  • Tesla signed a $16.5 billion chip supply deal with Samsung in July 2025, running through 2033. Elon Musk said the Taylor fab will make Tesla's next-generation AI6 chip, per Reuters.
  • Samsung said in July 2026 that Fab 1 is expected to begin operating in 2026, and that it plans to start building Fab 2 by the end of 2026 with production targeted for 2030, as reported by the Korea Times.

Fab schedules have slipped before. Read these dates as Samsung's stated targets.

The seller's view

Land close to a campus of this size is where suppliers, contractors and housing developers will look for sites. That is the seller's opinion, not a forecast, and it depends on water and utilities reaching the site.

Frontage arrives with the road, not before it

Williamson County bought 8.583 acres of the original 37.666 for the Corridor A2 right-of-way, leaving about 29 acres. The remaining land will sit directly on the new road once it opens. Today you would be buying ahead of that frontage.

The seller expects the right-of-way strip to stay usable for grazing until construction begins.

  1. Mid-2026

    Right-of-way acquired

    County purchase of the 8.583-acre strip completed, per seller.

  2. 2026 to 2027

    Plans and utilities

    The county's September 25, 2026 schedule shows design and utility milestones continuing into 2027.

  3. Early 2028

    Construction starts

    County estimate for Segment 1, FM 973 to CR 406.

  4. Late 2028 to early 2029

    Road opens

    The county's project page says late 2028. Its September 25, 2026 program schedule lists substantial completion in early 2029.

Sources: Williamson County, Corridor A2 and the county's Corridor Program schedule, September 25, 2026. County schedules change with funding and design. Confirm current dates with the county.

What you are buying

Aerial view with the property outlined in red. A callout marks approximately 29 acres and another marks approximately 1,150 feet of Samsung Highway frontage along the south edge.
Parcel outline and frontage, approximate. Final acreage and frontage will come from the new survey.
Acreage
About 29 acres after the right-of-way purchase. The seller reports 29.02; original tracts of 14.52 and 23.146 acres less 8.583 acres comes to 29.083. The new survey will settle it.
Zoning and restrictions
Outside Taylor city limits. No zoning, no deed restrictions and no easements other than the new highway right-of-way, per seller. Your title company and the county should confirm this for your use.
Tax status
Agricultural valuation is in place, and only the house is taxed at market value. The seller leases the land to a cattle producer who will keep cattle on it for as long as the new owner wants or needs them, so the buyer can keep the existing valuation until they no longer need it. Confirm how this applies to your purchase with a tax professional. A change of use can trigger rollback taxes.
Water
Manville Water Supply Corporation serves the area. It is not sized for commercial demand today. See the risks below.
Sewer
None. The house is on septic.
Electric
On site. The seller believes capacity can be expanded; the utility has not confirmed that.
Floodplain
About 7 acres are in the 100-year floodplain, per seller. A floodplain exhibit is available on request.
Minerals
Not included. The seller does not own the mineral rights.
Fencing
Five-foot pipe fence around the perimeter, plus a separate 2-acre fenced area around the house.
Home
3 bedroom, 2 bath house with a 30 by 30 detached garage.
Other buildings
Two 12 by 18 wood-framed sheds. One 36 by 36 enclosed barn, two-thirds concrete floor and one-third horse stalls, with a 25 by 36 covered extension at the rear for equipment.
Price
$1,890,000, about $65,000 per acre, based on the remaining acreage.

What to weigh before you call

These are the questions the seller would want answered first if the roles were reversed.

Water is the main question

Manville Water Supply Corporation is not set up for commercial-scale supply. We have heard that a municipal utility district has been approved between the property and Samsung, and that the City of Taylor has discussed helping with area water. The seller has not verified either, so treat both as possibilities, not facts.

The road is not built

Frontage begins when Corridor A2 opens, currently estimated between late 2028 and early 2029. Any plan that needs the frontage carries the property until then.

Floodplain

About 7 of the 29 acres are in the 100-year floodplain. Ask for the exhibit to see how that area sits against the developable land.

Minerals stay with others

The seller does not own the mineral rights. Have title review how surface use is affected for your plan.

No sewer

The property is on septic. Anything larger than a home needs a wastewater plan.

On the ground

The property is fenced and holds livestock. Please do not enter without an appointment.

Questions buyers ask first

Can I build without rezoning?

The property is outside Taylor city limits and the seller reports no zoning and no deed restrictions. County subdivision, floodplain, septic and driveway permitting still apply to most uses, so confirm requirements for your plan with the county and your title company.

Will I be able to connect to the Samsung Highway?

Access to the new road will follow the county's access rules, which we have not seen yet. Raise it during diligence, and ask the county about driveway and intersection spacing along Segment 1.

Who will supply water and sewer?

Today, water comes from Manville Water Supply Corporation, which is not sized for commercial demand, and there is no public sewer. Reports of a municipal utility district or City of Taylor involvement are unverified. Anyone underwriting a development should ask the water corporation, the city and the county directly.

What happens to the agricultural exemption?

The land has agricultural valuation today. The seller has a lease with a cattle producer who will keep cattle on the land until the new owner no longer wants or needs them. That lets a buyer hold the existing valuation for as long as they want it. When you change the use, rollback taxes can apply. Ask for the lease terms, and confirm the details for your purchase with a tax professional or the appraisal district.

Is the house part of the sale?

Yes, the house and outbuildings are part of the listing. The asking price is driven by the land.

Can I see the property?

Yes. Email john@kitsmiller.net to schedule a visit. The land is fenced and livestock are on it, so please do not enter unaccompanied.

Is there a current survey?

A new survey is underway now that the right-of-way purchase is complete. The county's acquisition exhibit for the 8.583-acre strip is available on request.

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A three-page PDF with the parcel and frontage map, the highway schedule with sources, utilities, the risks above and a diligence checklist.

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Questions, or want to visit the property? Email john@kitsmiller.net.