13410 Preston Rd Dallas, TX 75240-5299
This exceptional 4,000 square foot freestanding retail building, located at 13410 Preston Road in Dallas, Texas, 75240, presents a unique investment opportunity. Previously a bank, the property boasts a prominent corner location at the intersection of Preston Road and the LBJ Freeway (I-635), ensuring high visibility and accessibility. The single-story building offers easy ingress and egress, enhanced by its location at a lighted intersection. The entire 4,000 square feet is currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. Key features include intact drive-through bays and a bank vault, offering potential for diverse uses. The property is zoned PD-17 and benefits from a low tax rate of $4.64 per square foot. Its strategic location adjacent to the planned Dallas International District mixed-use redevelopment promises significant future growth and increased foot traffic. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking high visibility and easy access to major transportation arteries. The property's former use as a bank provides a solid foundation for a variety of retail or office uses. Don't miss this chance to secure a prime retail space in a rapidly developing area of Dallas.
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North Texas Homes for Sale Real Estate Agency
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