LAND AVAILABLE: 2300 W Main Street Lancaster, TX 75146
Lancaster is one of the largest logistics and manufacturing hubs in Dallas County
Easy access to Interstate 35E, Interstate 20, Interstate 45, Loop 9, and Dallas Inland Port.
Many Fortune 500 companies and major employers have operations in Lancaster or within a short drive.
Mill Branch Overlay / New Neighborhood Zone (NNZ)
Mill Branch Overlay District (MBOD)
Mill Branch Overlay District (MBOD) is a specific zoning and planning district in Lancaster, Texas designed to promote mixed-housing and traditional neighborhood designs.
Design Standards
Key design features include varying lot sizes, alley access, and preserved green spaces ideal for wellness minded living.
Housing Diversity
Promotes mixed-housing type development, bridging single-family houses, village homes, and duplexes.
Community Developments
Notable local residential master-plan communities: Tribute at Mills Branch and Lancaster Estates.
Planned Development
LANCASTER TX has a competitive advantage with significant economic development, sustained growth, increasing visibility and an ideal location 15 miles for Downtown Dallas with increasing regional collaboration across North Texas.
Land Use Plan
Master-planned Community
Preserved Green Spaces
Varying Lot Sizes, Alley Access
Mixed Housing types
Stable business-ready city
Why Lancaster TX?
Family-oriented Community
Location, Location, Location
Historic Downtown Lancaster
Lancaster is much more than just another "Metroplex' bedroom community. Its strategic location is ideal for raising a family, retired senior living or commuting to work in Dallas. Offers more green space than many Dallas suburbs.
Historic Downtown Lancaster
Location, Location, Location
Historic Downtown Lancaster
Lancaster is one of the oldest communities in Dallas County. Settled in 1844 by Roderick Rawlins and later in 1852, A. Bledsoe named the city after his hometown of Kentucky. Known as the "Shining Star of Texas", the historic, pedestrian-friendly town square remains a centerpiece of this thriving suburb.
Location, Location, Location
Location, Location, Location
Location, Location, Location
2300 W Main St, located at the intersection of North Houston School Road and West Main Street, is part of the James Hunter Abstract. This vast 75.62 acres of undeveloped farm land is zoned for Planned Development and in the Mill Branch Overlay District..