0 Neq Lebanon Rd. & Parkwood Blvd Frisco, TX 75034
This exceptional 8.163-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in the thriving city of Frisco, Texas. Located at the intersection of NEQ Lebanon Road and Parkwood Boulevard, this property boasts a highly desirable C-1 zoning designation, opening doors to a wide array of commercial development possibilities. The expansive lot size provides ample space for a variety of projects, from retail centers and restaurants to office buildings and light industrial facilities. Its strategic location within Frisco offers excellent visibility and accessibility, ensuring high traffic volume and strong potential for attracting customers and employees. The property's address is NEQ Lebanon Rd. & Parkwood Blvd, Frisco, TX 75034, situated in Denton County. This prime location within Frisco, a rapidly growing city known for its robust economy and strong infrastructure, makes this an exceptional opportunity for developers and investors seeking a high-return investment in a dynamic market. The property's coordinates are 33.1237044 latitude and -96.8161968 longitude. This significant land holding offers unparalleled potential for future growth and profitability in one of Texas's most sought-after commercial real estate markets. The C-1 zoning ensures flexibility in development plans, allowing for a diverse range of commercial uses. Don't miss this chance to acquire a substantial piece of Frisco's vibrant commercial landscape.
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