For Lease or Sale · Frisco Area

King Business &
Education Center

Room to grow, joy to share.

17,000 SF two-story church / education center at 303 King Road, Hackberry, Texas — minutes from one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.

303 King Road building exterior
17,000Square Feet
2008Built / 2012 Renovated
83Parking Spaces
100Seat Sanctuary / Event Room

Facility Facts

  • 17,000 square feet available, vacant now
  • Two-story church / education center, built 2008, renovated 2012
  • 100-seat sanctuary, lunch room, or event space
  • New elevator serving both floors
  • 8 large classrooms plus several smaller rooms and offices
  • Common restrooms, upstairs and down
  • Fenced outdoor playground area
  • 83 parking spaces (4.9 per 1,000 SF)

No warranty or representation, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information herein; submitted subject to errors and omissions.

First floor plan First floor plan — second level available on request

Built for More Than One Use

The same floor plan flexes to fit a range of tenants — here's how the space works for a few of them.

Room to Grow

Private or Charter School

8 large classrooms
100-seat lunch room
Fenced playground
83 parking spaces

Your Own Stage

Arts, Theatre & Performance

100-seat stage room
8 studio classrooms
Private lesson rooms
Parking for audiences

Little Learners

Early Childhood Education

Rooms for every age
Fenced playground
Food prep area
Easy drop-off

Every Lesson

Tutoring & Learning Center

8 large classrooms
Small rooms for 1-on-1
100-seat event room
Easy pickup

North Dallas / Frisco Area

Hackberry sits right against Frisco — one of the fastest-growing cities in the country — with Lewisville Lake minutes away.

Aerial view of 303 King Road and surrounding area Map of the area around 303 King Road, Hackberry TX

Trade Area Demographics

Population, income, and household data for the 2, 5, and 10-mile rings around 303 King Road.

Population, household, and income demographics Educational attainment within 5 miles Housing occupancy and home values

New Funding Is Making Private Education More Accessible

Growing enrollment matters to any school considering this space — two new programs are putting real dollars behind families choosing private education.