GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY! This brand-new 545 sq. ft. commercial unit front facing Tenth Line Road with high traffic visibility to the unit is situated within a modern mixed-use development at the prominent intersection of Tenth Line Road and Brian Coburn Boulevard, surrounded by established neighbourhoods and ongoing residential growth. Exceptional opportunity in Mattamy's newest community in the heart of Orleans' rapidly growing east end. Featuring ceilings up to 11' 5", large storefront windows, a bright open-concept layout, and a white-box finish ready for customization, this versatile space is ideal for retail, professional offices, medical aesthetics, wellness services, boutique fitness, specialty food, salons, studios, learning center and other service-based businesses. Benefit from excellent visibility, customer parking, strong vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and direct access to a growing customer base. Located in one of Ottawa's fastest-growing communities and surrounded by schools, parks, shopping, and everyday amenities, thousands of vehicles passing by huge marketing benefit facing tenth line. This is a rare opportunity to secure premium commercial space with exceptional exposure and long-term growth potential. No ARN at the moment as it is a new built commercial unit. (id:28469)
Facts & features
Property
MLS® Number
X13879170
Property Type
Retail
Community Name
1117 - Avalon West
Building
Cooling Type
Fully Air Conditioned
Heating Type
Other
Size Interior
545 Sqft
Utility Water
Municipal Water
Land
Acreage
No
Zoning Description
General Mixed Use
Monthly payment estimate
$
Estimated payment—per month
Mortgage amount
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Total interest
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Down payments under 20% typically require mortgage default insurance (CMHC), which is not included in this estimate.
Estimate only — excludes property tax, insurance and condo fees. Rates compound semi-annually as is standard for Canadian mortgages.
Cost of ownership
Est. monthly payment
$2,502/mo
Ontario land transfer tax
$7,775 one-time
Payment assumes 20% down over 25 years. First-time buyers may get up to $4,000 back on land transfer tax.