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$1,799,990
For Sale
25754 35 Highway, Lake of Bays, ON P0A 1H0
Lake of Bays, ON P0A 1H0
Property Sub Type
Commercial Retail
Property Type
Commercial
Property Use
Multi-Use
Prime Muskoka Commercial Opportunity - Multi Units in this 4500 sq.ft. constructed newer commercial building. Located in a well-established tourist area with excellent highway visibility. Bring your ideas! C-1 zoning allows for a comprehensive list of uses such as retail stores, offices, restaurants, storage units, health care, fitness, winery/brewery, craftsman, contractor establishment plus many more uses. The current layout has 3 retail/ office/ spa/ gallery units and a large separate unit for various uses; kitchen, catering, restaurant, woodworking, wine making etc The building has the potential to accommodate 6 rental units besides the current configuration. Level, 3.6 acres allow for potential further expansion on the property including a residential home. Dwight has many new housing projects being constructed and these new homes will bring a large year-round population to complement the large area cottage and tourist populations. The bustling village of Dwight has many convenient amenities including local bakeries, restaurants, unique shops, LCBO, grocery market with pharmacy, gas station, marinas, building/hardware store plus nearby trails, OFSC snowmobile & ATV trails. Other community amenities include a public school, library, community centre, township office, churches and a seniors recreation hall. Lake of Bays is cherished for its wonderful beach, fantastic boating, watersports plus trout fishing! In the township of Lake of Bays, there are 100 lakes and close to large tracts of crown land for adventure and exploring. A location you can't beat and within a 15-minute drive to the Town of Huntsville, Limberlost Forest Reserve Trails and the West gate of Algonquin Park. The current owners are retiring their business Honey products and Honey Wine Meadery and there is a delightful restaurant operating in one of the units.
