4476 US Hwy 87 W

About this land

Located at 4776 Hwy 87 W, this 3.8-acre property offers excellent highway visibility, convenient access, and frontage along Cibolo Creek. Ideally positioned near the Hwy 87/Hwy 97 interchange, the property features approximately 205 feet of frontage along Hwy 87 and approximately 211 feet along Cibolo Creek. The property is heavily treed in areas, providing privacy, shade, and natural character, while a more open area near the center offers flexibility for a variety of potential uses. With its combination of highway frontage, creek access, visibility, and location, this tract presents a unique opportunity for recreational, residential, or investment use. Two additional nearby properties are also available, offering buyers the opportunity to acquire additional acreage.The terrain gently slopes toward the creek, creating a scenic natural setting with opportunities to take advantage of the waterfront. With its combination of highway exposure, creek frontage, and versatile acreage, this property offers a variety of possibilities. Whether envisioned as a fishing retreat, homesite, recreational property, or potential business location, the property provides a unique opportunity along a well-traveled South Texas corridor.

Price

$175,000

Lot size

3.8 ac

Property type

Acreage

Subdivision

-

School district

Stockdale ISD

County

Wilson

Status

Active

MLS #

2019577

Listing information is provided by the San Antonio Board of REALTORS® MLS for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing or renting. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Listings are shown courtesy of the brokerage named on each, which may not be the Rothrock Realty Team. Data last updated October 31, 2026. Measurements and school assignments should be verified independently.

Walk this property

We will meet you out there, pull the plat and the deed restrictions, and find out what it would take to get water and power to a build site.