101 Ham Lane

A rare opportunity to own 1.8 acres of high-visibility, high-traffic commercial land on a hard corner in Uvalde, Texas - directly across from Walmart, Applebee's, AT&T and other major retail anchors. Strategically positioned with dual access via Ham Lane and potential access from Hwy 90 (pending TxDOT approval), this property is located at the second-highest traffic-count intersection in the city, making it a commercial developer's dream. Currently home to Franklin Automotive, a trusted and established mechanic shop in operation for over 50 years, this property carries with it a legacy of consistent service and deep community roots. The site is improved with a large metal building featuring multiple service bays, office space, and ample fenced yard area - already divided into two separate parcels, creating flexible development or resale options. Highlights: 1.8 acres on hard corner with superior visibility; Directly across from Walmart and Applebee's; Dual access via Ham Lane and potential Hwy 90 entrance; Existing metal building with service bays and office; Fenced yard already divided into two parcels; Second-highest traffic intersection in Uvalde; Zoned for commercial use with wide-ranging possibilities Investment Opportunities: Whether maintaining the existing automotive business, repurposing the space for a new commercial venture, or redeveloping the site entirely, this property offers unmatched potential. Ideal for national retailers, QSR franchises, medical or professional offices, storage facilities, or mixed-use developments, this location provides the access, visibility, and infrastructure to support nearly any commercial vision. Capitalize on the momentum of Uvalde's growing commercial corridor, with nearby national brands drawing steady consumer traffic year-round. With a 50-year business legacy already on-site, this property is equally appealing to both investors seeking income-producing assets and developers looking for prime land in a booming location. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Uvalde's commercial future.