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Beck Street & Silkwood Drive - NEC of Beck Street & Silkwood Drive 2.79 Acres of Commercial Land Offered at $258,245 CAD in Bryan, TX 77803

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INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Near downtown Bryan, Brazos Industrial Park, and major employment centers
Proximate to Bryan ISD middle schools and elementaries
Stable economy lifted by Texas A&M University and Texas A&M RELLIS

Located at intersection of Beck Street & Silkwood Drive
Expanding residential development within the immediate area
Preliminarily engineered for 4-5 duplex lots, city will support rezoning

2.79 AC at Beck Street Silkwood Drive Land OM 2025 reduced

PROPERTY FACTS

Price	$258,245 CAD	Property Subtype	Commercial
Sale Type	Investment	Proposed Use	Commercial
No. Lots	1	Total Lot Size	2.79 AC
Property Type	Land
Zoning	AO - Agricultural Open

Price	$258,245 CAD
Sale Type	Investment
No. Lots	1
Property Type	Land
Property Subtype	Commercial
Proposed Use	Commercial
Total Lot Size	2.79 AC
Zoning	AO - Agricultural Open

1 LOT AVAILABLE

Lot

Price	$258,245 CAD	Lot Size	2.79 AC
Price Per AC	$92,561.01 CAD

Price	$258,245 CAD
Price Per AC	$92,561.01 CAD
Lot Size	2.79 AC

DESCRIPTION

Prime development opportunity located at the SEC of Beck Street and Silkwood Drive in Bryan. This 2.79-acre corner tract offers over 975 feet of total frontage and sits within a rapidly growing residential area near Bryan ISD schools, downtown Bryan, and major employment hubs. Preliminary engineering supports 4–5 duplex lots with city backing for rezoning. The site provides convenient access to Harvey Mitchell Parkway and SH-21, with utilities available and a stable local economy driven by Texas A&M University and RELLIS.

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