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Also know as Wicker Hill Road, this is a rare opportunity to own a large treed lot in a highly convenient Burleson location. Tucked just off Wilshire Boulevard, this property offers the space, shade, and privacy buyers want while keeping everyday conveniences close by. Electric and water already in place, with mature trees and plenty of room to create your vision, this lot is well suited for a custom home or long term investment in one of Burleson’s most accessible areas. The location is a major advantage. HEB, Sprouts, Kroger, dining, shopping, and many of Burleson’s best amenities are approximately 7 minutes away, giving you the feel of a more private setting without sacrificing convenience. Easy access to Wilshire Boulevard also makes commuting, errands, and getting around town simple. Large treed lot with utilities in place, in this exceptional location are hard to find. Bring your plans, walk the property, and imagine the potential.
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Listed by Bailey Groves (#0698488)
Listing Office: Texas Real Estate Twins (#TRET0GB)

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