A Rare opportunity in town of St. Clements to own this mixed use commercial building which offers rented PIZZA STORE with 10 +10 years of lease (approx. 1000 sq.ft.), tenanted warehouse with loading dock (approx. 1430 sq ft.), 2 tenanted residential apartments and an opportunity to rent another unit for uses like restaurant, massage/spa clinic or health/beauty related business. This building can generate approx. rent of $8000 + HST. This location is at a corner of most busy intersection. A huge size parking lot at the rear area of the building further adds huge potential in this building. Upstairs you will find 2 decent sized apartments with 1 bedroom each along with 1 washroom. A must visit on this listing to explore endless possibilities for redesigning a space to both live and run your business. New furnace is installed in 2026 (id:61015)
| MLS® Number | X13172720 |
| Property Type | Retail |
| Farm Type | Other |
| Bathroom Total | 5 |
| Cooling Type | Partially Air Conditioned |
| Heating Fuel | Natural Gas |
| Heating Type | Forced Air |
| Size Interior | 5,556 Sqft |
| Utility Water | Municipal Water |
| Acreage | Yes |
| Size Depth | 166 Ft ,3 In |
| Size Frontage | 56 Ft |
| Size Irregular | 5556 |
| Size Total | 5556 Ac |
| Size Total Text | 5556 Ac |
| Zoning Description | Commercial |
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