2.92 Acres | FM 1105, Georgetown, TX 78626 | Williamson County
Historic 1931 Cotton Gin on 2.92 Unrestricted Acres — FM 1105 Corridor, Williamson County
Some properties have a story. This one has nearly a century of it.
Situated along the FM 1105 corridor in Williamson County, this extraordinary 2.92-acre parcel is home to an authentic 1931 cotton gin — a two-story, 7,296 sq. ft. industrial structure with a classic gable roof and the kind of bones that adaptive reuse developers and historic preservationists dream about. With over 127,000 sq. ft. of unrestricted land and a building footprint of 3,504 sq. ft. per floor, the possibilities are as wide open as the Texas sky above it.
Whether your vision is a curated event venue, artisan marketplace, brewery or distillery, live-work studio, or simply a landmark commercial redevelopment, this property offers the raw material — historic character, substantial square footage, and unrestricted Williamson County land — that simply cannot be replicated.
Located just minutes from the historic community of Walburg and 33 miles northeast of Austin, the FM 1105 corridor sits at the intersection of Central Texas heritage and explosive regional growth. Georgetown, Taylor, and the SH-130 and I-35 corridors are all within easy reach.
Land assessed at $425,360. Minimal improvements on record. Most recently transferred via Warranty Deed, December 2025. Aerial photography available upon request.
Buyers and their agents are advised to independently verify structural condition, utilities, applicable county regulations, and any historic designation status prior to purchase.