Check out this rare find: a sprawling 17.467 acres—that's over 17 acres of prime land—right in the heart of Tyler. This is enough space for a private estate, multiple homes, or significant development, all within Tyler's coveted city limits. Land parcels of this size in Tyler city limits are almost impossible to find these days, especially ones that offer this much room to breathe and build your vision. What makes this even more compelling is that it's priced to sell, meaning there's nothing stopping you from securing this expansive opportunity while it's available. The exact location and property boundaries are shown in the attached pictures, giving you a full view of just how much land you're getting. Additionally, there are two commercial lots available for purchase, creating even more possibilities for your plans. All three lots can be purchased together for a discount, or any combination of two lots can also be purchased at a reduced rate. This kind of acreage in Tyler's city limits rarely comes to market, and with the current pricing structure, it won't last long. Whether you're envisioning a single expansive property or want the complete package, this is your chance to own a substantial piece of Tyler that simply doesn't become available very often.
Vacant landProperty Type
17.47 acresLot Size
$14,305Price/Acres
Listed by Casey Foster• Fourth Point Real Estate LLC
Southeast Tyler, located between Loop 323 and the University of Texas at Tyler, is a residential and commercial Tyler neighborhood with wooded creeks and a campus-edge energy. The character concentrates around the Old Jacksonville Highway and Grande Boulevard corridor, where coffee counters, local lunch spots, and service storefronts set a steady weekday rhythm. Housing ranges from mid-century ranch homes to newer subdivisions, with curving streets and mature tree cover shaping the streetscape. Greenway pockets and small parks trace the area’s low-lying drainage and add walking loops. UT Tyler’s Cowan Center and the Tyler Museum of Art at UT Tyler anchor the cultural calendar. Dining landmarks like Stanley’s Famous Pit Bar-B-Q and The Grove Kitchen & Gardens give the area a recognizable local flavor.
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Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior features
Heavily wooded
Rolling terrain
Wooded lot
Home design
Land (urban)
Construction
Approximately 17.467 acres
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Natural gas not available
HOA & community
Subdivision: M UNIVERSITY
Financial info
Annual property tax reported
Other
Property access via Shiloh Ridge (road dead-ends into the property); driving directions available from Shiloh Rd/Paluxy and Hwy 110
Electricity and solar
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