500 Maplelawn Dr Bureau 1 683 m² À vendre Plano, TX 75075 5 123 307 € (3 043,25 €/m²)

Discover the possibilities of 500 Maplelawn Drive, a unique opportunity for visionary owner/users or investors to enter the thriving North Dallas market with a flexible, high-quality asset.

500 Maplelawn Drive spans approximately 18,121* square feet across two stories and sits on a large 3.06-acre tract. It was formerly used as an office for the United Methodist Church, leaving it in excellent condition for a turnkey office takeover. The only church-related feature is a small chapel that would be great for hosting events in the high-ceilinged area.
*The size shown above is based on 2024 BOMA Gross Area 1—Leasing Method. Calculations performed by Entos Design on 1/15/2026. This differs from CollinCAD.

Visitors are welcomed to the regal building by lush greenery and a porte-cochère. Inside, the atrium lobby and reception desk are illuminated by the large windows that are featured throughout the building. The chapel, courtyard entrance, an airy office, elevator lobby, spacious conference room, and a kitchen comprise the rest of the first-floor layout. Upstairs, there is an abundance of private offices, a workroom, open space for workstations, a break room, and a conference room.

Plano’s growth will drive demand for any future user of 500 Maplelawn Drive, as the city and surrounding communities continue to experience increased migration. In fact, the number of households within a 3-mile radius is projected to increase by 3.5% annually through 2029. This has kept office vacancy rates in the Plano submarket notably lower than the Dallas-Fort Worth metro overall. This is already a frequently visited area, as dozens of stores, restaurants, and other essential amenities are in the vicinity of the property, adding to the convenience of this address. Proximity to the George Bush Turnpike makes it easily accessible for people far and wide, especially for the well-educated communities of North Dallas, aiding in talent recruitment. Potential health care users will be near the Baylor Scott & White Medical Center and Medical City Plano, which have already drawn a concentration of practices to the area.