0 CR 429 & CRK # 432, PLEASANTON, TX 78064

Seller said.... SELL IT! Prime Commercial Opportunity | 5.14 Acres | CR 429 & CRK #432 | Pleasanton, TX Position your business for success with this 5.14-acre commercial tract located just south of Pleasanton, Texas, at the intersection of County Road 429 and CRK #432 (Atascosa County Tax ID: 0287900000000200). Situated in one of South Texas' active commercial and industrial corridors, this property offers outstanding potential for a wide variety of commercial, industrial, investment, or owner-user developments. With convenient access to US Highway 281 and a short drive to Interstate 37, the location provides efficient transportation routes to San Antonio, the Eagle Ford Shale region, and surrounding South Texas markets. The area is home to a growing mix of industrial facilities, energy-related businesses, logistics operations, equipment yards, warehouses, and expanding commercial development, making this an exceptional location for businesses seeking visibility, accessibility, and room to grow. Whether you're planning to develop a contractor's yard, warehouse, office/shop facility, laydown yard, distribution center, service business, long-term investment property or possibly even an neighborhood, this tract offers the flexibility and space to bring your vision to life. Property Highlights 5.14 acres of commercial land Strategic location just south of Pleasanton, Texas Corner location at CR 429 & CRK #432 Excellent access to US Highway 281 and Interstate 37 Convenient commute to San Antonio and the Eagle Ford energy corridor Surrounded by established industrial and commercial development Ideal for owner-users, developers, investors, contractors, storage, logistics, and commercial operations Commercial land in this rapidly growing corridor continues to see strong demand as businesses expand throughout Atascosa County. Opportunities to secure acreage in such a strategic location are becoming increasingly limited. Bring your business, build your vision, and capitalize on the continued growth of South Texas.