10894 State Hwy 205

The opportunity

150 feet on Highway 205, and every pathway open

Frontage on State Highway 205 doesn't come up often, and it doesn't come back once it's gone. This is 0.8± acres in the City of Lavon's ETJ, in the corridor absorbing the growth pushing east out of Wylie and Rockwall — where every year there's less frontage available and more traffic passing it. The dirt and the frontage are the asset; the house is the bonus. And because the parcel sits outside city limits with no city zoning enforced, the pathways stay open: bring the plan that fits your strategy rather than one a zoning map hands you.

The house is a vacant 1,792 sq ft single-story ranch, three bedrooms and two baths, ready for a full renovation. You enter through a front sunroom into an 18-by-25 living room with exposed wood beams, a brick wood-burning fireplace, and built-in shelving on either side. The kitchen and breakfast nook anchor one end with a dedicated laundry room; the 21-foot primary has three closets, a dressing vanity, and its own bath. Make it your own, or turn it into a rental income stream while the corridor matures around you.

The four-bay garage is the real find. At 1,086 square feet it's big enough to run a shop out of, store equipment in, or put a business under roof from day one — with the highway right there to reach it. A covered back patio runs more than 46 feet along the rear of the house, a separate outbuilding adds storage, and open mowed lawn runs back to the tree line under mature trees.

Positioned, not landlocked: direct frontage on one of the primary arteries feeding this side of the county, minutes from Lake Lavon and the retail corridor filling in around Wylie. Community ISD. Sold as-is.

• ±150 ft of Hwy 205 frontage
• 0.8± acres in the Lavon ETJ
• No city zoning enforced
• Four-bay 1,086 sq ft shop
• 18×25 beamed living room
• Brick wood-burning fireplace
• Primary with three closets
• 46-ft covered back patio
• Minutes to Lake Lavon
• Sold as-is

The location

Around Lavon

Lavon sits at the crossing of State Highways 78 and 205 in eastern Collin County, one of the fastest-growing stretches of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. New rooftops have been arriving fast, and the 205 corridor carries steady daily traffic between Rockwall and the growing communities to the north.

Lake Lavon — one of North Texas's largest lakes — is minutes away, and it shows up on the horizon in the listing's aerial photos. Rockwall, Wylie, and Greenville are each an easy drive, with downtown Dallas about forty minutes out.