Walter Holliday Dr 8.17 Acres of Commercial Land Offered at $4,975,716 CAD in Cleburne, TX 76033

Colonial Commercial Real Estate, LLC is pleased to exclusively offer Cleburne Pad Sites (the “Property”), twelve pad sites totaling ±18.83 acres of medical and commercial land fronting Walter Holliday Drive along US Highway 67 (±20,113 vehicles per day, TxDOT 2025) in Cleburne, Texas. The pads suit an equally broad range of retail and healthcare uses. With high visibility along the US 67 corridor and frontage, utilities, and access already in place, the sites are ideal for quick-service restaurants (QSR) and drive-thru concepts, as well as fuel/convenience, service retail, daycare, dental, veterinary, and other owner-user formats. Medical office and healthcare developers benefit from hospital-adjacent dirt in an underserved, rapidly growing trade area, while land investors can position ahead of Cleburne’s continued growth along the Chisholm Trail Parkway corridor to Fort Worth.
The offering is priced at $10.00 per square foot of land — individual lots from approximately $379,000 (Lot 7, 0.87 AC) to approximately $1,054,000 (Lots 11 and 12, 2.42 AC each), or approximately $8.2 million for the full twelve-lot take-down. With frontage, utilities, and access already in place off a signalized US 67 corridor, buyers can move directly to site work without assemblage or utility-extension risk.
Zoning: none. The Property lies just outside the Cleburne city limits in unincorporated Johnson County, within the City of Cleburne’s two-mile extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ). The City confirms that zoning and land use regulations do not apply in the ETJ — the City exercises only subdivision platting authority (administered through an interlocal agreement with Johnson County) and public nuisance abatement — and Texas counties hold no zoning power. Development is therefore governed only by platting and any recorded deed restrictions, giving buyers the flexibility to deliver retail, QSR, medical, or mixed commercial product without rezoning risk or entitlement delay.