139 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207 For Lease

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Large, 2nd-generation Entertainment space with full kitchen and bar available within the highly desirable Dallas Design District. *Seeking credit Tenants with multiple locations and 5-year+ lease terms Only. Tenant uses should be family friendly, operating no later than 12am. Permitted and licensed to serve food and liquor.

*For clarification, this is not a bowling alley — it does not have bowling lanes or associated machinery. The entertainment pen is open space.

FF&E is available with the Lease and price negotiable, including:

• High-end bar with 22 beer taps, coolers and shelving

• In-place food and Liquor permits and licenses

• Full kitchen build-out

• Large walk-in fridge and freezer

• (2) built out restrooms

• Tables and chairs

• Pool tables

• Shuffleboard tables

• TVs, and more

Nearby restaurants include: Culinary Dropout, Rodeo Goat, The Mexican, Delucca Gaucho Pizza & Wine, The Charles, Slow Bone BBQ, Pie Tap Pizza Workshop & Bar, and more…

Situated off of Irving and Turtle Creek Blvd, 139 TCB is communal with restaurants, entertainment venues, hotels, creative businesses, and office and residential developments surrounding. 139 TCB is directly across from The International, a 170,752 sq ft mixed-use creative hub home to 20 brands, and diagonal from Factory Design District’s 309 apartments.

The property is minutes from the network of interconnected freeways consisting of the I-35E, I-30, I-45, 75, and Dallas North Tollway (DNT).

The Dallas Design District has evolved into one of the city's most exciting areas. 10 hotels and a growing number of new housing projects are reshaping the landscape. With close to 1 million square feet of fresh office space, the district has become a magnet for popular hangouts like Meddlesome Moth, Sassetta, and chef-driven gems like Uchi Dallas. Social hubs such as the Virgin Hotel Dallas, along with cozy coffee shops and vibrant retail spaces like Ascension Coffee, have given the neighborhood a vibe, and it’s a good one. As the area evolves, national and local brands are setting up shop in the Dallas Design District—now is the perfect time for you to join them.