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$2,500
Month
Bathrooms
1
827 Go Home Lake Road, Georgian Bay, ON P0C 1H0
Georgian Bay, ON P0C 1H0
Property Sub Type
Commercial Retail
Property Type
Commercial
Property Use
Service
Excellent opportunity for a Marine Mechanic to have a great business on a very busy and popular boat access lake. Rent this workshop within Go Home Lake Marina and be the sole mechanic for the Marina. Go Home Lake Marina has over 200 clients & will refer their clients needing assistance directly to you for repair, maintenance, parts, winterization, shrink wrapping and summarization of their boats. The Marina will not ask for any fees, overrides or other payments other than the monthly lease cost. All the Marina asks in return is for to provide good quality service to their clients at a reasonable service rate. The 44' x 23' 6 Workshop has 12' wide x 12' high bay door so no problem taking larger boats or boats with towers. The Workshop is all steel & insulated. Water can be added easily from the lake beside the Workshop. By adding a propane furnace the Workshop can be heated year-round so that the business can be expanded to include snowmobile & ATV service and repair, both very popular in the area. There is a boat ramp for launching and a slip next to the Workshop for working on and testing boats in the water. Go Home Lake has two Marina's and approx. 430 cottages providing opportunities for additional business beyond Go Home Lake Marina itself. Being located close to highway 400 also provides an excellent opportunity to bring in additional clients from other area lakes as well. The Marina will allow the storage of boats for the winter but will either charge the client directly or bill through you for this winter storage. Do not miss out on this opportunity to expand your business or start up a new business on this popular lake in Muskoka.
