1141 Kennisis Lake Road

Guilford, Dysart et al, K0M 1S0

$1,565,000

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Listed 200 days ago · MLS® X12955190

About this home

Let your imagination run wild with this iconic building set in the heart of West Guilford - this is the perfect location for your dream business! Visitors and locals alike know this special building with excellent roadside exposure. Zoned CH (Commercial Highway), this property offers a myriad of uses and provides high visibility on a main artery through cottage country. Just a few suggestions for this versatile property - Restaurant, Marine Sales, Landscaping, and more. A beautiful quality log building offers 5,520 sq. ft. split over 3 levels. The main level is currently used as a store with a large living area upstairs that provides 2 bedrooms, full kitchen/eating room, washroom, living area, walkout to a deck, sunroom, additional office or entertainment space, and more. The lower level provides 1,758 sq. ft. of undeveloped space with a walkout to the back parking lot for deliveries. The building has been extremely well maintained with a newer metal roof, a great deck out the back (perfect for that Cafe or Restaurant), full security system, and so much more. A secondary driveway behind the building has a storage area, and gives parking for staff and room for big deliveries. All of this sits on an expansive 1.23 acre lot that is lovingly manicured and offers expansion options. Driving through West Guilford, you cannot miss it, and neither can the thousands of cottagers heading to the cottage and local residents!

Details

Type
Store W Apt/Office
Age
31-50 years
Lot
188.91 × 196.02 ft
Garage
None
Property tax
$4,833 (2025)
Neighbourhood
Guilford
Municipality
Dysart et al

Heating, cooling and services

Heating
Propane Gas
Air conditioning
Yes
Utilities
Yes

Building and exterior

Age
31-50 years
Building area
5,520 Square Feet

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Possession
Flexible
Cross street
Suburban

Location

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The neighbourhood

Getting around Car-dependent

No subway, LRT or GO station within a short trip.

Within a 10-minute walk: no grocery stores, 0 cafés and restaurants, 0 parks.

Who lives here postal area K0M

Owners / renters
88% / 12%
Median household income
$80,000
Average age
50
Children under 15
11%
Homes
92% detached, 0% high-rise
Commute by transit
0%
Population
53,815

Languages spoken most at home besides English: German 0.2%, Russian 0.1%, Polish 0.1%, Korean 0.1%.

Distances are approximate. Places © OpenStreetMap contributors. Neighbourhood figures: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census.

Living here

Commute

Noise Nothing major nearby

No highway within 500 m, rail line within 300 m, or airport flight path nearby.

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Internet High-speed

50/10 Mbps or faster available here by cable, fibre or DSL (the federal high-speed target).

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Listed by RE/MAX Professionals North.

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