



$1,074,900
St. John's
170 Water Street, St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador, A1C1A9
This retail property in St. John's is for sale offering roughly 7,584 sq ft of space.
An exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of downtown St. John’s, this impressive mixed-use property combines a prime location with outstanding income potential and long-term value. Encompassing approximately 7,584 square feet across three levels, the building features two commercial units and two residential units, creating a well-balanced and diversified investment. The ground floor offers prime retail frontage with outstanding visibility along one of the city's most established commercial corridors, benefiting from consistent pedestrian and vehicle traffic. The second level is configured as bright, open-concept office space, ideally suited for a variety of professional or creative businesses. The upper level features two well-appointed residential units, currently operating as successful Airbnb accommodations that enjoy exceptionally strong occupancy, providing an attractive supplemental revenue stream. Whether you're looking to expand your investment portfolio or secure a landmark property in one of St. John's most sought-after downtown locations, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile, income-producing asset with excellent future potential. Offered below appraised value. Purchase price is + HST, if applicable. (id:66096)
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Long Listed: 105 days on market, against an average age of 62 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
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