139 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207 For Lease

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Creative and versatile flex space at the center of the Design District, 2 miles from downtown Dallas, in close proximity to professional and design-oriented companies, showrooms, studios, production, brand power hotels in Virgin Dallas, and rapid incoming apartment, office, and mixed-use developments.

(1) ~3,000 sq ft space is available at this highly-coveted location, with frontage on Turtle Creek Blvd across from The International. Proposed creative office, retail, or sit down restaurant / cafe with patio fronting Turtle Creek Blvd, with suggested sub-uses for medical, or a special use.

• Newly-painted exterior facade provide an updated look and feel consistent with other design-forward properties within the Design District.

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…

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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.