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- 14ft High Bay Doors
- AC/Heat in Office + Warehouse
- Semi Truck Access
Shop and office units serving Melissa, about 18 minutes south of Melissa on US-75. 1,950 square feet, a 14 ft bay door, heat and air, semi access, and rent from $2,850 a month.
One number, no add-ons. Water, common-area maintenance and lot upkeep are in the rent. You cover electric and internet, and fiber runs about $49 a month from Frontier.
15 miles from Melissa. No surface street maze, no congested interchange.
Finished private office, full bath with a shower, heat and air, and a high bay shop behind it.
Water, maintenance and lot upkeep are in the rent. You add electric and internet. Nothing else gets stacked on.
Available near Melissa
2 of 4 are open. Same building, about 18 minutes from Melissa.
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Nothing available in town, and a central spot that covers three markets
Melissa sits about 18 minutes south of Triple C on US-75, between Anna and McKinney in one of the corridor’s fastest-developing stretches. The pace of new residential and commercial construction there keeps trades and service businesses hunting for shop space that does not yet exist in town.
Rather than wait for flex inventory to be built in Melissa, operators can run their business from a finished office-warehouse at Triple C and reach Melissa job sites in under 20 minutes straight down the highway, with room for trucks, trailers, and equipment that in-town retail strips cannot offer.
Fifteen miles straight down US-75, roughly 18 minutes. Melissa’s position on the corridor is the useful part: from this base you are about 15 minutes from Anna, 18 from Melissa, and 25 from McKinney, all on the same highway. If your work moves between those three cities week to week, which for most Collin County trades it does. One base covers all of them without a bad drive to any.
Melissa is a smaller city sitting between two much larger sources of work, and it has been developing quickly. For trades, that means the job mix is rarely confined to Melissa itself. A crew working a Melissa subdivision this month is often in Anna or McKinney next month, and the practical question is not "where is the work" but "where can I base that reaches all of it."
Melissa has almost no small-bay commercial inventory to lease. What exists in towns at this stage of growth is retail strip space, priced for storefronts, rarely offering more than a standard door, and a poor fit for anyone who needs to get a trailer or equipment inside. Trades end up in a home driveway, a storage unit, or space much further south.
The corridor position solves the coverage problem more cleanly than picking any single city. Being 18 minutes from Melissa is only part of the value. Being 15 from Anna and 25 from McKinney at the same time is the rest. For a growing operation that does not yet know which of those markets will dominate next year, that flexibility is worth more than shaving five minutes off one of them.
Who leases from Melissa
Finished office up front, high bay shop behind it. That layout suits a particular kind of business, and these are the ones it fits best around Melissa.
One base covering Anna, Melissa, and McKinney on the same highway.
Melissa’s development pace, with nowhere in town to base.
Trade a storefront bay for a 14′ door and real equipment room.
Trailers, machinery, and materials behind a secured door.
Central position hedges which market dominates next year.
Grade-level loading with straight US-75 reach north and south.
Very little small-bay flex inventory exists in Melissa itself. Most trades working there base elsewhere on the US-75 corridor. Triple C is about 15 miles and 18 minutes north at 14596 US Highway 75 in Van Alstyne.
On US-75 you are roughly 15 minutes from Anna, 18 from Melissa, 25 from McKinney, and 23 north to Sherman. That corridor spread is difficult to cover from a base at either end of it.
If you need a storefront and walk-in customers, a retail bay is the right choice. If you need to get a trailer or equipment indoors, retail space usually has neither the door height nor the layout. And you pay a storefront premium for frontage you are not using.
Yes. Secure outdoor storage and parking spots go separately from the office-warehouse units, which works well for trailers and seasonal equipment.
Units start at $2,850 a month for 1,950 square feet. Water, common area maintenance and lot upkeep are in that. You cover electric and internet, with fiber from Frontier starting around $49 a month. Nothing else gets added on.
A 14 ft bay door, heat and air in both the office and the shop, semi access, a finished private office, and a full bathroom with a shower.
2 of 4 are open and ready now. Call and we can usually walk it the same week.
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