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Guidepost Montessori 6800 Bountiful Grove Dr 12,423 SF Retail Building McKinney, TX 75070 $5,723,272 CAD ($460.70 CAD/SF)

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INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Turn-key Montessori school in affluent McKinney
All FF&E included for seamless operations
Nearby Costco, Chick-fil-A, Jamba, and more

12,423 SF on 1.21 acres with recent updates
High-growth Craig Ranch neighborhood
12,342 VPD on Stacy Rd enhances visibility

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Discover an exceptional investment opportunity with this fully operational Montessori school facility located in McKinney’s prestigious Craig Ranch neighborhood. This turn-key 12,423 SF building sits on a 1.21-acre lot and offers immediate usability for educational operators or investors seeking a high-demand asset in a rapidly growing, affluent market. Built in 2008 and renovated in 2020, the property benefits from direct access to a scenic neighborhood park and proximity to thriving national retailers. All furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) will remain, streamlining transition for new ownership.

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PROPERTY FACTS

Sale Type

Investment or Owner User

Property Type

Retail

Property Subtype

Day Care Center

Building Size

12,423 SF

Building Class

Year Built

2008

Price

$5,723,272 CAD

Price Per SF

$460.70 CAD

Tenancy

Single

Building Height

1 Story

Building FAR

0.24

Lot Size

1.21 AC

Zoning

Parking

20 Spaces (1.61 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)

Frontage

386’ on Bountiful Grove Dr

Educational Services
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The core values of knowledge, work, agency, and trade come together to form the benevolent, aspirational culture that is common to every Guidepost classroom. This culture is at once universally constant—the same whether students visit Guidepost at Foothill Ranch in California, at Hollywood Beach in Florida, or at Magnificent Mile in Chicago—and wholly singular—taking on the unique personality of the individual parents, guides, and children that form each particular community. The end result of such a culture is more than children who learn to read, write, and think mathematically years ahead of their peers. The result is more even than children who can think, work, and succeed independently—and enjoy the process. The end result is children who can look across the span of their whole lives, work to understand the infinite texture of choices and paths open to them, and confidently craft a life that is good, purposeful, fully their own and fully lived.