704 Franklin Ave
This 0.64-acre Cisco property gives you the space and flexibility to build your way without HOA rules or unwanted surprises. Its mostly flat, lightly wooded, and sits right off a gravel road with electricity already onsite. No flood zones, no wetlands, and no build history mean its a true blank slate.
The zoning (MH-1) allows for HUD-code manufactured homes or modular homes as long as they meet basic requirements. Whether you're installing a brand-new home or planning a small development project, this property opens the door to solid long-term value. You can even explore creating a small manufactured housing community, provided you follow city guidelines. Just no RVs or pre-1976 mobile homes. Cisco is a small Texas town full of charm, wide open skies, and easygoing neighbors.
Its known for its historic downtown, strong sense of community, and outdoor-friendly lifestyle. Located just ...
Its known for its historic downtown, strong sense of community, and outdoor-friendly lifestyle. Located just 1.5 hours from Fort Worth, Cisco offers a slower pace of life without being far from city access. If you're looking for usable land with the right zoning, a manageable setup, and a small-town feel this could be your next exciting thing.
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Starting from Cisco, TX 76437, head west on I-20 W for about 5.9 miles. Take exit 324 toward Scranton Road, then make a sharp right onto I-20 Frontage and continue for 5.8 miles. Next, turn left onto TX-206 N and follow it for 1.7 miles. From there, turn left onto Hwy 6 N, also known as Conrad Hilton Boulevard, and continue for 0.5 miles. Then, turn left onto Franklin Avenue, and after about 0.6 miles your destination, 704 Franklin Ave, Cisco, TX 76437, will be on the right. This route covers approximately 14.6 miles and typically takes around 18 minutes under usual traffic conditions.