3402 Lowes DRTemple, TX 76502
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±22.215 acres of unimproved commercial land in Temple, Bell County, with frontage on both Lowes Drive and Azalea Drive. City water, sewer and electric are at the street. No civil engineering and no entitlement work have been performed, which leaves the site open to the buyer's own program. The tract adjoins existing multifamily development, including Bell Tower Apartments, Marlandwood Multifamily Addition and Villas at Friar's Creek, and is suited to retail, restaurant or multifamily use, subject to the buyer's verification of zoning and permitted use with the City of Temple. A 2019 survey of the parent 19.159 acre tract is on file. Two parcels of record are marketed together per the executed listing agreement. Acreage is approximate and subject to survey. Concept materials on file are illustrative only and a buyer is not bound to them. Buyer to verify all information.
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