657 FM 99, WHITSETT, TX 78075

Purpose-built rail-served bulk terminal originally developed as a frac sand transload facility and later adapted for additional bulk material handling uses. The site features substantial fixed infrastructure designed for large-scale industrial logistics, including direct access to the Union Pacific rail line, multi-track terminal configuration, and multiple rail spurs with loop-style layout allowing for efficient staging, loading, and rail operations. The property includes an estimated capacity of approximately 100 railcars, subject to verification. Improvements include six vertical storage silos consisting of four large silos measuring approximately 38 feet in diameter by 100 feet in height with an estimated capacity of approximately 68,389 cubic feet or 3,419 tons each, and two smaller silos measuring approximately 26 feet in diameter by 79 feet in height with an estimated capacity of approximately 24,098 cubic feet or 1,205 tons each, for a total combined storage capacity of approximately 15,000 tons. The facility is equipped with a bucket elevator system designed for approximately 400 tons per hour, conveyor systems connecting the silos, and drive-through truck loadout bays with cone-bottom discharge. Truck loading capacity is approximately 300 tons per hour. Additional improvements include two Avery Weigh Tronix truck scales measuring approximately 174 feet each, a large improved yard with aggregate base, truck circulation and staging areas, and an on-site pond. Originally developed for frac sand transloading and later permitted for coal drying and truck loadout operations, the property demonstrates flexibility for a variety of industrial uses. Strategically located with convenient access to I-37 and US 281, the site allows for efficient transportation to the Texas coast, San Antonio, and surrounding industrial markets. Ideal for frac sand and proppant distribution, aggregate and construction materials, cement or fly ash terminal operations, industrial minerals, oilfield services and logistics, or other bulk storage and distribution applications.