Rare 2.07± Acre Commercial Development Opportunity – Two Contiguous Parcels Offered Together Exceptional opportunity to acquire approximately 2.07± acres of prime commercial land consisting of 10349 & 10351 Scyene Road in Southeast Dallas. Offered together as one assemblage, this highly visible property provides an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors, and owner-users seeking a strategic location with excellent accessibility and redevelopment potential. Zoned CS (Commercial Service District), the site accommodates a broad range of commercial uses, including retail, restaurants, medical and professional offices, automotive-related businesses, convenience retail, service-oriented businesses, and mixed commercial developments, subject to City of Dallas approval. The property offers excellent frontage along Scyene Road, a level and cleared development site, and convenient access to I-635 (LBJ Freeway), US-175, Loop 12, Interstate 20, and Downtown Dallas. Surrounded by established residential communities, national retailers, local businesses, schools, and ongoing commercial growth, this location offers outstanding visibility and long-term investment potential. Whether you're planning a neighborhood shopping center, medical or office complex, automotive business, restaurant, or another commercial project, this assemblage provides the size, location, and zoning to support a wide variety of development opportunities. Property Highlights: - Approximately 2.07± total acres (two contiguous parcels) - CS – Commercial Service District zoning - Level, cleared development site - Excellent frontage and visibility on Scyene Road - High-traffic commercial corridor - Convenient access to I-635, US-175, Loop 12, I-20, and Downtown Dallas - Excellent opportunity for developers, investors, and owner-users - Located in a growing commercial corridor with strong redevelopment and long-term appreciation potential
Pleasant Grove, located between the Trinity River and Lake June, is a residential and industrial Dallas neighborhood with broad arterials and big-sky parkland. The neighborhood’s character concentrates along the Lake June Road and Buckner Boulevard corridor, where taquerias, barbershops, auto shops, and small storefronts line the drive. Housing leans toward mid-century brick ranches and modest postwar builds, set on wide lots with mature trees. Outdoor space shapes daily rhythms at Pleasant Grove Stadium and nearby trails along the Trinity. The feel is practical and grounded, with local institutions and recreation sites acting as steady anchors.
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Located on a corner parcel with acreage and cleared, level terrain
Easements for access, drainage, and utilities
All-weather road access with asphalt and concrete improvements
Curbs and installed streets
Landscaping/yard is essentially cleared
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Unimproved land zoned CS (Commercial Service District)
Property is inside city limits and zoned with plat approved
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Street access via improved roads
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Unimproved land (no structures)
No barns on the property
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City water available
City sewer available
Electricity available
Natural gas available
Phone service available
Sewer indicated as available
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No association
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Listing treated as clear for loan purposes
No second mortgage
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Located approximately 1 mile east of I-635 with easy access to US-175, Loop 12, and Downtown Dallas
Subdivision: Houston-Scyene Add
County: Dallas, United States
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Last updated by owner on Sep 11, 2026.
CS
D-1
Commercial Service District
To provide for the development of commercial and business serving uses that may involve outside storage, service, or display. This district is not intended to be located in areas of low and medium density residential development.
Zone overlays
Liquor Control Overlay District
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Religious facility
Gas station
Bank
Laundromat
Housing-Student
Manufacturing
Warehouse
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Police station
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