156 MAIN ST UNIONVILLE

$1

Unionville, Markham, Ontario

  • 2 baths
  • 3,780 square feet
Commercial · RetailType
Forced air, Natural gasHeating
Fully air conditionedCooling
161Days on market
$0 / sqftPrice / sqft

About this property

Property For Sale. RARE High Demand Prime Retail location at the Heart of Historic MAIN STREET UNIONVILLE. High Tourist Area Surrounded By Upscale Residential Density. All along, Main Street has structures that are Virtually Unchanged from its Founding in 1794. Renowned for its Pubs, Parks, Restaurants, and its Historical European view, the road also hosts the Annual Unionville Festival, which draws Several Thousand Visitors to the Neighbourhood. While Main Street Unionville appears in many Film Productions, 156 MAIN STREET was the Filming Location of Luke’s Diner, the Most Iconic Location in Gilmore Girls (American Comedy-Drama 2000-2007). Ground Floor: Reception Area, 6 Procedure Rooms, Lounge, Washroom, Utility Room, Office. Second Floor: Lounge, Kitchen, 2 Procedure Rooms, Washroom, Utility Room. Over $0.5 Million in Renovations. Ground Floor Tenants: Beauty Spa. (id:66327)

Property details

Interior

Bathrooms
2
Living area
3,780 square feet

Exterior & parking

Architectural style
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Lot size
38.09 x 120 FT

Building & HOA

Heating
Forced air, Natural gas
Cooling
Fully air conditioned

Financial & legal

List price
$1
Price / sqft
$0 / sqft
Annual taxes
$24,000
Status
Active
MLS® number
N12903700

Location

City
Markham
Neighbourhood
Unionville
Province
Ontario
Postal code
L3R2G9
Directions
Cross Streets: Hwy 7 & Main St. Unionville. ** Directions: West side of Main St. Unionville, North of Hwy7.

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