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For Sale 6981 East Saanich Road FOR SALE COMMERCIAL STRATA UNITS IN BRAND-NEW MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS Three commercial strata units available in brand new mixed-use development at the intersection of East Saanich Road and Island View Road. Easily accessible property that is centrally located just off of the Patricia Bay Highway. Easy access to the Victoria International Airport and the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. Ideal for an owner-user, investor or retailer including: restaurants; offices; medical/dental offices; grocery store; drug store; day care and more. The development will enhance the existing commercial node at East Saanich and Island View Roads providing amenities for this growing municipality. Title will be delivered free of financial encumbrances, allowing purchasers to capitalize on the record low interest rates that are currently available. 6981 EAST SAANICH ROAD | CENTRAL SAANICH, BC UNITS 101, 202 & 203 UNIT 203 UNIT 202 REDUCED $409,900 $369,900 UNIT 201 SOLD! UNIT 101 $429,900 FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Ross Marshall Chris Rust Personal Real Estate Corporation Associate Vice President Associate Vice President Brokerage Services Brokerage Services 250 386 0005 250 386 0004 [email protected] [email protected] BRAND-NEW COMMERCIAL STRATA UNITS FOR SALE S UNITS 101, 202 & 203 - 6981 EAST SAANICH ROAD Feature CENTRAL SAANICH, BC All units to be delivered in shell condition or the developer will build to suit. Excellent signage opportunities with power available for fluorescent exterior signs. Roughed-in plumbing for washrooms in each unit. 100 amp, 3 phase electrical service for each unit. 16’ ceiling height in Unit 101 and 19’ ceiling height in Units 202 and 203. - One reserved parking stall available for each unit. HE BUILDING T Each unit has additional storage in the building’s crawl space. Built in 2014, this well designed mixed-use building has one unit Additional on-site parking in the development’s surface lot accessed off of Island that fronts onto the parking lot accessed from Island View Road and View Road, as well as ample street parking on East Saanich Road. three additional units that front on to East Saanich Road. Units 202 and 203 can be purchased separately or can be combined to make one large space. All units will be delivered in shell condition al lowing for ultimatefrontage customization.onto East Saanich The unitsRoad are and highly Island visible View with Road N B.C. Land Surveyor's excellent Building Location CertiÞcate of: providing prominent signage opportunities. Lot 1, Section 12, Range 4 East, South Saanich District, Plan 42106 Civic address: 6971 & 6981 East Saanich Road ZONING Victoria , B.C. Parcel identiÞer number 001-159-488 C-3 Neighbourhood Commercial Zone. Uses include but are not limited to: retail sales; barber and beauty shops; banks; Entrances to Units 202 & 203 ISLANDISLAND VIEW VIEW ROAD RD All dimensions are in feet & decimals thereof restaurants; offices; medical/dental offices. .7 120 205.38 OIP LEGEND 24.7' [7.5m] 90°12'00" .0 5.5m 2.4m 2.4m 2.7m 2.7m 2.7m 2.7m 5.5m 00 denotes elevation .7m 2 WATER OIP denotes iron survey post found .7m .5m 3 5 PP denotes utility pole FEATURE .7m DEMOGRAPHICS 2 trees not located .7m 2 .7m Central Saanich has an average household income of $101,278, 2 Lot 1 Elevations are geodetic (accuracy of datum +/-0.2 feet) [7.5m] .3m .7m 3 2 which is 40% higheradjacent than building the city of Victoria. Plan 42106 .7' PARKING 24 AREALOT ± 35,879 sqft .7m 2 .3m 3 ROAD .00 .4m 2 .7m 2 105 0°11'00" .5m .7m 5 2 .4m adjacent 2 .7m .59 building 2 2.7m 2.7m 3.7m BLOCK C .7m 2 RESIDENTIAL 131 N .7m June 3 195°02'30" .7m BUILDING sunset 21 2 5.5m 21 .7m June 2 sunrise .7m "A" 2 March 21 March 21 .7m sunset sunrise 71706I 2 EXTG Dec line .7 . 21 sunrise .7m . 142 21 2 Dec Clear SAANICH CROSS sunset Clear 90°14'00" property .4' .2 NEW 2 .6 .3' .7m 142 74.61 6 142 OIP 2 BLOCK B 5 PP .2 RESIDENTIAL .0m DN SAANICH CROSS RD OIP .3 .2 128 7 335°28'00" .5' BUILDING 142 133 3 planter .79 6 5 5 .5' .0m .5' .5m .8 .8' 7 3.2m 37 13.9' .5 142 .1 128 .2m +/- 143 3 edge .4 Finlayson Bonet 2.7m Clear 114 .8 31 line Architecture 2 5'-0" .7m of 2 .8' property iron survey post asphalt 2.7m B (pipe found) D C 9'-1" 336°30'00" NEW BUILDING E 2.7m A D 76 BLOCK A 3.4m #4 - 7855 East Saanich Rd. UP DN .25 No. 6981 Saanichton V8M 2B4 .2 2.7m EAST 59 SUBJECT 133 .3' .6 12 .7m Phone: 250-656-2224 .7' 12 2 143 Fax. 250-656-2279 .0' 2.7m 33 email: [email protected] .8' 21 ROPERTY 10 email: [email protected] property P .5' .0' ELEV. Clear .6 MECH .44 SAANICH ROOM 126 216 line .9 143 [10.1m] .4 UP 246°20'00" 140 21 .2' .0' 22 Clear A .3' 19 53 12968 .0' GARBAGE .0 5 .5m & UP 144 Clear .2 RECYCLING Plan 2.65 143 .3 .1 143 OIP railing 137 ROAD hand 2.7m 21 .7m .3 2 .5' EXISTING 336°30'00" 39 137 PP Clear CONSTRUCTION .99 .6 NEW 143 top of retaining wall .5 +/- .6 16MAY13 Issued for BP EAST SAANICH RD SAANICH .4 EAST 137 143 bottom of retaining wall 144 +/- Rev Date Description .7 .7 143 CONSTRUCTION 138 Checked KDS .5 - typical) .4 Drawn KDS/RJC 143OIP .4 143 taken on top Scale 144 PP on OIP 1:200 guy (elevation Date MAY 16, 2013 Project Name .8 ISLAND VIEW 144 RIDGE 6981 EAST SAANICH ROAD CENTRAL SAANICH, B.C. SITE PLAN Drawing Title 1 Scale: 1:200 SITE PLAN Drawing No. A1.00 Project No. 13894 © Copyright reserved. These plans and designs are and at all times remain the property of Finlayson Bonet Architecture to be used for the project shown and may not be reproduced without written consent. BRAND-NEW COMMERCIAL STRATA UNITS FOR SALE UNITS 101, 202 & 203 - 6981 EAST SAANICH ROAD CENTRAL SAANICH, BC UNIT 101 Strata Lot 1, Section 12, Range 4 East, Legal Address: South Saanich District, Strata Plan EPS1700 Property Identification: 029-167-884 Suite Size: 1,572 sq. ft. Assessed Value: $319,000.00 (2015) Property Taxes: $1,307.92 (2014) Strata Fees: $455.99 Sale Price: $429,900.00 Entrance to Unit 101 N Plumbing UNIT 101 roughed-in for accessible 1,572 SQ. FT. washroom Entrance Entrance Entrance Covered Walkway Plumbing roughed-in for accessible ISLAND VIEW RD washroom Elevator UP Elevator machine room UP DN *Not to scale *All measurements are approximate BRAND-NEW COMMERCIAL STRATA UNITS FOR SALE UNITS 101, 202 & 203 - 6981 EAST SAANICH ROAD CENTRAL SAANICH, BC UNIT 202 UNIT 203 Strata Lot 3, Section 12, Range 4 East, South Strata Lot 4, Section 12, Range 4 East, South Legal Address: Saanich District, Strata Plan EPS1700 Saanich District, Strata Plan EPS1700 Property Identification: 029-167-906 029-167-914 Suite Size: 1,466 sq. ft. 1,373 sq. ft. Assessed Value: $329,500.00 (2015) $311,600.00 (2015) Property Taxes: $1,207.33 (2014) $1,140.23 (2014) Strata Fees: $353.69 $406.30 Sale Price: $409,900.00 $389,900.00 REDUCED! $369,900 EAST SAANICH RD N Entrance Entrance Plumbing roughed-in for accessible washroom UNIT 202 UNIT 203 1,466 SQ. FT. 1,373 SQ. FT. REDUCED! UNIT 201 987 SQ. FT. SOLD ISLAND VIEW ROAD Common Area Balcony/Walkway DN Plumbing Stairs to parking and Unit 101 roughed-in for accessible washroom Elevator DN UP *Not to scale *All measurements are approximate BRAND-NEW COMMERCIAL STRATA UNITS FOR SALE UNITS 101, 202 & 203 - 6981 EAST SAANICH ROAD CENTRAL SAANICH, BC LOCATION Swartz Bay Ferry Located just west of the Patricia Bay Highway and Island View Road intersection, the subject property is situated on East Saanich Road in the district of Central Saanich. The Pat Bay Highway offers a direct 20 minute drive to downtown Victoria and a 10-15 minute drive to Victoria’s International Airport and the Swartz Bay Ferry DRIVE TIMES Terminal. Located beside Tonolli’s Deli, down the street from Mi- chell’s Farm Market and around the corner from the Keating Cross Downtown Victoria 20 min Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal 15 min Road retail junction, this brand new development will strengthen Victoria Airport 10 min the commercial node of this growing municipality. The district of Central Saanich is characterized by its affluent population, known for its rich agricultural heritage and has one of the largest light industrial zones in the Capital Regional District. SUBJECT Island View Rd Tonolli’s Deli 6981 East Saanich Road Island View Ridge E Saanich Rd Oakwood Estates Residential Townhouses Saanich Cross Rd FOR MORE INFORMATION Ross Marshall Chris Rust PLEASE CONTACT: Personal Real Estate Corporation Associate Vice President Associate Vice President Brokerage Services Brokerage Services 250 386 0005 250 386 0004 [email protected] [email protected] CBRE Limited | 1026 Fort Street | Victoria, BC V8W 3K4 | 250 386 0000 | www.cbrevictoria.com | www.cbre.ca This disclaimer shall apply to CBRE Limited, Real Estate Brokerage, and to all other divisions of the Corporation; to include all employees and independent contractors (“CBRE”). The information set out herein, including, without limitation, any projections, images, opinions, assumptions and estimates obtained from third parties (the “Information”) has not been verified by CBRE, and CBRE does not represent, warrant or guarantee the accuracy, correctness and completeness of the Information.
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