Property Overview

• Submarket: Northwest Dallas – Stemmons Corridor
• Total Building Size: 27,515 SF
• Available Space: 27,515 SF (full building, immediate availability)
• Lot Size: Not specified (surface parking and truck courts included)
• Year Built: 1979
• Building Class: B
• Construction Type: Industrial distribution warehouse
• Zoning: Industrial (City of Dallas)
• Lease Type: Triple Net (NNN)
• Estimated Rent: $6.72/SF/year ($0.56/SF/month; approx. $15,408/month)
• Sale Option: Available for lease or sale

Building Specifications

• Stories: Single-story
• Clear Ceiling Height: 22 feet
• Dock-High Doors: 11
• Drive-In Doors: 1
• Parking: 65 spaces (surface parking)
• Sprinklers: Standard fire protection system
• Lighting: Security lighting installed
• Utilities: Standard industrial (water, sewer, power)
• Tenancy: Single-tenant

Property Description

This 27,515 SF Class B industrial warehouse at 10790–10804 N Stemmons Freeway (Building D) offers 11 dock-high doors, one drive-in door, 22-foot clear height, and 65 surface parking spaces. Built in 1979, the property is available for lease or sale, providing flexibility for tenants or owner-users. With NNN lease terms at $6.72/SF/year, the site is positioned as an affordable option for distribution, light manufacturing, or service operations in the Stemmons Corridor.

Strategic Positioning

• Located in Northwest Dallas’s Stemmons industrial corridor
• Immediate access to I‑35E, I‑635, and Dallas North Tollway
• Proximity to Dallas Love Field Airport and DFW International Airport
• Central position within the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex
• Suitable for regional distribution, service-oriented tenants, or owner-users seeking freeway visibility

Benchmarking Note

Compared to newer Class A bulk warehouses in DFW, this property’s 1979 vintage, 22-foot clear height, and Class B designation place it below modern logistics standards. However, its dock density, freeway visibility, and affordable rental rate make it attractive to cost-conscious tenants or owner-users seeking functional space in the Stemmons Corridor.