$309,000 Canadian SOLD An excellent investment opportunity with established leases and tenants.
Located at the corner of Market and Gray streets in downtown Port Hardy, this two-storey building has excellent exposure and provides for a variety of affordable retail and office space. The building has 8 separate rental units all currently leased with a combined revenue of over $3000 per month. Occupancy rates have been excellent and the building has shown a constant rate of return for the current owner. This low maintenance structure is 5800sqft of easy to manage space - within walking distance to the local amenities and residential areas of Port Hardy.
	Port Hardy, with a population of over 4500, is the largest coastal community on North Vancouver Island and is the service center for other Northern Communities offering a wide range of amenities including shopping, hotels, campgrounds, marine services, a full recreation/community center, seaplane base and more. Port Hardy is only minutes away from the Seven Hill Golf and Country Club and only one hour from fabulous skiing and snowboarding at Mt. Cain. Spectacular mountain views, large expanses of natural wilderness areas and miles of undeveloped coastline are readily accessible and combine to create an ideal setting for a full range of outdoor activities, from sports fishing & boat cruises to wilderness hiking.
This region is an excellent base for outdoor adventures. Marine recreation opportunities for visitors include fresh and salt-water fishing, world class caving, underwater diving and ocean kayaking and canoeing. A kaleidoscope of colourful marine life abounds in the waters around northern Vancouver Island. Recognized as having some of the most spectacular underwater scenery on the Pacific coast, the waters around areas like Stubbs Island, Christie Pass and Quatsino Narrows attract divers from all over the world, who see an array of interesting marine species as well as shipwrecks and sunken cargo ships. The North Island is also fast becoming the centre for whale watching on Johnstone Strait where the legendary Killer Whales, or Orcas, gather in pods to rub themselves on the stony shores of nearby Robson Bight.
Zoning: C2 District of Port Hardy 2007 Taxes: $4278.90 Latitude: 50° 42' Longitude: 127° 30'