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Townhouse Development Opportunity Development Permit Approved Colliers International 200 Granville Street | 19th Floor Vancouver, BC | V6C 2R6 604 681 4111 SOLD TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPROVED 2317 Saint Johns Street, Port Moody BC CASEY WEEKS MORGAN IANNONE CASEY WEEKS MORGAN IANNONE Personal Real Estate Corporation Personal Real Estate Corporation Personal Real Estate Corporation Personal Real Estate Corporation Colliers International Senior Vice President Vice President Senior Vice President Vice President 200 Granville Street | 19th Floor 604 661 0811 604 662 2654 604 661 0811 604 662 2654 Vancouver, BC | V6C 2R6 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 604 681 4111 2317 Saint Johns Street DEVELOPMENT PLAN Port Moody | BC CIVIC ADDRESS 2317 Saint Johns Street, Port Moody V3H 2A9 No. of Stories 3 Port Moody Building 1: 30 Ft Height Lot A, Block 1, Plan EPP75649, District Lot 202, Building 2: 26 Ft LEGAL DESCRIPTION Neighbourhood Group 1, New Westminster Land District FSR 0.86 Located at the gateway of Port Moody along No. of Units 15 the St. Johns Street, the area is renowned for its PID 030-275-776 beauty and scenic views of the Burrard Inlet and Parking 2 Per Unit Coastal mountains. Visitor Parking 4 ZONING RS-1 Aside from the waterfront views, Port Moody is also West Setback 28 Ft defined as the ‘City of the Arts’ as it is easily accessible to the Port Moody Station Museum, Port Moody Arts Amenity 798 SF Centre, and Inlet Theatre. With close proximity to the LOCAL AREA PLAN Multi-Family Residential Rocky Point Park, this area brings endless outdoor R.O.W Mid-Block Walkway 2.526 SF activities such as kayaking, canoeing, biking and hiking. LOT SIZE 26,156 SF Across from Rocky Point Park is the popular Brewery Row, home to four craft breweries where food trucks are parked out front every Friday and Saturday nights. This thriving community FSR 0.86 is also surrounded by artisan shops, restaurants, and retailers. The Property is centrally located in the heart of Port Moody -just a 12-minute walk to Moody Centre SkyTrain Station and West Coast Express – with convenient access to Barnet Highway. BUILDABLE SF 22,494 GROSS TAXES $ 16,347.32 2018 ASSESSED $ 5,649,000 TOTAL VALUE Lincoln Station Moody Centre Station Burquitlam Station PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS 2317 St Johns Inlet Centre Single Family Low Density Mixed Employment Station Coquitlam Central Sperling-Burnaby ST. JOHNS STREET, Station Lake Station High Rise Residential Parks and Open Space Prospective purchasers are invited to submit Offers to PORT MOODY, BC 196 Feet Multi Family Residential Public and Institutional Purchase the Property through Colliers for consideration Lake City Millennium Line: 45 minutes to Downtown Mixed Use - Inlet Centre Industrial Business by the Vendor. After signing a Confidentiality Agreement Way Station Vancouver Production Way- Mixed Use - Moody Centre General Industrial (CA), qualified interested parties will be provided a University Station Expo Line: 45 minutes to Downtown Vancouver Mixed Use - Marina Neighbourhood Commercial 131 Feet Confidential Information Memorandum (“CIM”) and Moody Centre Transit access to the data room which contains pertinent West Coast Express: 25 minutes to Wa- Special Study Area terfront Station Oriented Development information and documents relevant to the Property. Lougheed Town Millennium Line: 6 minutes to Coquitlam Mixed Use -Oceanfront District Municipal Boundary Centre Station Centre.
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