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OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE DOWNTOWN CORE SPARKS ST 100 SUITE 200 AND SUITE 803 — OTTAWA, ONTARIO FOR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: [email protected] 613.226.9902 100 SPARKS ST UP TO BASIC RENT NEGOTIABLE ADDITIONAL RENT $17.55 PSF (2021 ESTIMATE) INCLUDED UTILITIES & IN-SUITE JANITORIAL AVAILABILITY IMMEDIATE 8,277SQ.FT. PARKING OPTIONS AVAILABLE NEARBY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE BRIDGEHEAD LARGE WINDOWS BRIDGEHEAD ONE BLOCK VARIETY OF PROXIMITY TO ELEVATOR NEAR FOR PLENTY OF & FRESHII FROM RESTAURANTS & HOTELS & EVENT ACCESS BUS/LRT & NATURAL LIGHT ON-SITE PARLIAMENT HILL RETAIL NEARBY CENTRES PUBLIC PARKING DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE LOCATION One block from Parliament Hill, 8 9 proximity to Elgin Street and Sparks 100 1 Rideau Canal 10 Street, within walking distance to the SPARKS ST. Rideau light-rail station and a variety 7 MACKENZIE KING BRIDGE METCALFE ST. of restaurants, shops and services, 6 WELLINGTON ST. 100 Sparks Street is one of the most 4 3 ELGIN ST. SPARKS ST. 5 centrally located buildings in Ottawa’s QUEEN2 ST. O’CONNOR ST. central business district. Each ﬂoor is ALBERT ST. LAURIER AVE W complete with large windows oﬀering SLATER ST. plenty of natural light and outstanding POINTS OF INTEREST views of Parliament Hill and 1 Parliament Hill 6 Confederation Park Sparks Street. 2 LRT Parliament Station 7 National Arts Centre 3 World Exchange Plaza 8 Château Laurier 4 Sheraton Hotel 9 Rideau Centre/Westin Ottawa 5 Lord Elgin Hotel 10 Shaw Centre FOR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: [email protected] 613.226.9902 100 SPARKS ST FLOORPLAN CLICK TO VIEW VR TOUR SUITE 200 | AVAILABILITY: IMMEDIATE 3,990 SQ. FT. FOR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: [email protected] 613.226.9902 100 SPARKS ST GALLERY FOR SUITE 200 FOR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: [email protected] 613.226.9902 100 SPARKS ST FLOORPLAN CLICK TO VIEW VR TOUR SUITE 803 | AVAILABILITY: IMMEDIATE UP TO 4,287 SQ. FT. SUITE 803 4,287 SQ. FT. FOR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: [email protected] 613.226.9902 100 SPARKS ST GALLERY FOR SUITE 803 FOR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: [email protected] 613.226.9902.

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