TBD E. Hwy 290 276.915 Acres Available as a Whole or in Approved 40+ Acre Tracts - Prime Hwy 290 Property East of Giddings, Texas Seller Will Consider Subdividing into Tracts of 40 Acres or Larger. This exceptional 276.915-acre property located just east of downtown Giddings, Texas presents a rare opportunity for developers, investors, ranch buyers, and recreational landowners alike. With valuable frontage along U.S. Highway 290 and three potential highway access points, the property offers outstanding flexibility for a wide range of ownership and development objectives. Whether purchased as a whole or as approved subdivided tracts, the property's size, location, and accessibility create opportunities for commercial, residential, agricultural, recreational, or mixed-use development. Multiple potential access points along Highway 290 further enhance its development potential and long-term value. The property is currently leased for use as a commercial cow-calf operation and includes a combination of open improved pasture, native pasture, and areas ranging from scattered brush to dense brush cover. These features provide excellent resources for livestock while also creating quality habitat for native wildlife. Water features add to the property's appeal with several ponds/tanks and Cummins Creek located on the acreage. Multiple Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative power lines are located on the property, and Lee County Water Supply Corporation provides service to adjoining properties. Any proposed subdivision will be subject to Seller approval and will depend upon tract size and configuration, purchase price, and other sales terms and conditions. Tracts smaller than 40 acres will not be considered. Whether you are seeking development property, an investment opportunity, productive ranchland, recreational acreage, or a future homesite, this property offers a unique combination of Highway 290 frontage, accessibility, water resources, utility availability, pastureland, and wildlife habitat in one of the fastest-growing corridors between Austin and Houston.