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Allandale North Major Fixer Upper or SF-2 Zoned LOT For Sale. 3 bed, 1 bath

 


Off Market Allandale North Corner ATX Lot $468K+/- Contact GVM Buyer's Broker @ 512.657.9281

SF-2 Zoning. City of Austin Property Profile Report Available. Corner LOT.  Per TCAD the LOT size is .1933 Acre or 8,421 sq. ft of Lot Land. Located West of Burnet Road, Just north of Anderson Lane, just East of Northwest Hills. just north of Allandale. Contact George Vance McGee Broker Associate for buyer's Agency. This is an OFF MARKET  / FSBO Style estate family property and lot for sale. NO existing SURVEY. Co-owner says yes LOT can be walked, but we need to call and give him a heads up.  Contact Buyer's Agent/Broker George Vance McGee @ 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com 
 

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