Large, level lot ready for development or agricultural use
Sales comparison approach using recent land sales in the area. Adjusted for lot size and utility availability.
What immediately sets 25218 Brush Line Road apart is the combination of scale and readiness: a level, 5.15-acre parcel with utilities already in place. Electric service is available, potable water is supplied by North Alamo Water Supply Corporation, and a septic system is listed—so the groundwork for building, hobby farming, or holding as an investment is largely solved before you break ground. The lot fronts Brushline Road, offering straightforward ingress/egress and good visibility while still delivering a peaceful, rural setting.
The property’s even topography and natural vegetation give you flexibility: orient a custom single-family estate, carve out paddocks for small livestock, or design a multi-use homestead with room for outbuildings, a workshop, and open pasture. Recent comparable land sales nearby (including Brushline parcels that sold in the $189K–$239K range) support the market value here; the parcel’s utility hookups and road frontage meaningfully reduce pre-development costs compared with raw acreage.
Located roughly 10 miles from Edinburg’s center, this lot offers a quiet transition between country and city life. The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and Edinburg Regional Medical Center sit within about a 12-mile radius, making commutes manageable while preserving a rural lifestyle. The surrounding pattern of residential and agricultural uses means neighbors tend toward large parcels and small farms rather than dense development—ideal if you’re seeking privacy and room to spread out.
Practical details to note: the most recent assessed value is $179,550 (2025) with annual taxes of $2,971. Valuation analysis places a reasonable market range between $180,000 and $220,000, with a midpoint near $200,000. Prospective buyers should complete standard due diligence—confirm zoning for your intended use with Hidalgo County, verify soil suitability if you plan agricultural production, and confirm utility capacities for any larger development plans. With utilities on-site and level terrain, this Brush Line parcel is a rare, turnkey-ready acreage opportunity in a growing Edinburg corridor.
Reach out to schedule a site visit or to request the parcel map, utility contacts, and the comparables packet. Whether you’re building a private estate, launching a small agricultural venture, or acquiring a long-term land investment, 25218 Brush Line Road delivers scale, access, and practical infrastructure that shorten the path from purchase to productive use.
25218 Brush Line Road, Edinburg, TX 78542
This parcel sits in a transitioning rural corridor outside Edinburg—an area characterized by large lots, small-scale farms, and single-family homesteads. Residents enjoy quiet country roads with straightforward access to city services; Edinburg’s retail, medical facilities, and the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley are all within reasonable driving distance. The local character leans agricultural and residential rather than suburban density, making this location attractive for buyers who want acreage, privacy, and room for livestock or hobby farming while staying connected to regional employers and institutions.
Limited immediate walkable recreation, with regional parks, trails, and outdoor amenities accessible within a short drive; suitable for equestrian use, small-scale agriculture, and outdoor hobbies.
Local market data for the McAllen–Edinburg–Mission MSA indicates balanced to modestly firm conditions for residential land. The area’s median sale price sits near $280,000, with average days on market about 84 and inventory around 3.5 months—metrics that describe a market neither flooded with supply nor aggressively undersupplied. Land-specific comparables for Brushline Road show recent sales roughly between $188,900 and $239,000 for similarly sized parcels with utilities, producing a price-per-square-foot range around $0.84–$1.07. That comparison supports the calculated valuation band of $180K–$220K for this 5.15-acre lot.
For buyers: the modest 1-year appreciation (~5%) and longer-term growth (~20% over five years) suggest steady demand without the volatility seen in some coastal or high-density markets. The presence of on-site utilities (water via North Alamo, septic, and electric available) materially reduces development uncertainty and cost—an advantage in an otherwise cautious land market. For sellers or investors: low-to-moderate inventory and reasonable absorption times argue that properly priced, utility-ready acreage will find buyers within the market’s typical sales window. In short, this is a data-backed opportunity for buyers who want acreage with fewer upfront infrastructure hurdles and for investors seeking a stable land holding in a growing Hidalgo County corridor.
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