Granger Farm, situated in northeastern Williamson County, is a farmland property with a seasonal creek, level topography, and extensive road frontage on both County Road 326 and County Road 335. Whether you’re looking for active farmland, hunting land, or an investment property, this is worth taking a look at. LOCATION Granger Farm is located just a couple of miles west of Granger, with road frontage on both County Road 326 and County Road 335. The property is located within an opportunity zone and lies outside of any city’s ETJ. The closest H-E-B to the property is in Taylor which is about a 15 minute drive. Approximate distances: -11.5 miles from Granger Lake -12.8 miles from Taylor -15.8 miles from Georgetown -44 miles from downtown Austin TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Elevations range from 580 to 600 ft. The primary soil on the property is Branyon Clay. WATER A seasonal creek, Yankee Branch, meanders through the western boundary of the property for about 4,604 ft. The creek’s floodplain impact is limited to about 21.79 acres, while the balance of the property remains highly usable. Jonah Water SUD services water in this area. Nearby wells are producing between 5-250 gallons per minute. ELECTRICITY Electric poles run along the road of CR 326. AREA HISTORY Granger is a small, rural town that sits in the heart of the Blackland Prairie, known for its rich soils and agricultural roots. Properties in this area are characterized as open farmland and ranchland. A major attraction to the area is Granger Lake that offers fishing, boating, and camping. Over the last few years, Granger has experienced increasing interest from buyers looking for investment land and long-term development holds.