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4 - 136 King Street

4 - 136 King Street

Clarington, ON

  • 2,040 sqft
  • Commercial Retail
  • 131 days on market
$30/moFor Lease

Prime commercial opportunity in the heart of Bowmanville. Approx. 2,040 sqft of versatile space on one of the area's busiest, high-exposure roads. Zoned C1 permitting a wide range of uses. Spacious shell unit ready for customization. Large storefront windows provide excellent natural light. Prominent frontage with great signage potential. Surrounded by strong neighbouring tenants & steady foot/vehicular traffic. T.M.I is aprox $12 per sqft. No Pizza, Sandwich & Convenience Store Uses

Listing Details

Listed
May 2, 2026

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Parking

Garage
None

Location & Legal

Cross Street
King St E / Ontario St
Zoning
C1
Possession
Immediate
Occupancy
Vacant

Commercial

Rental Term
60 months

Included

Inclusions
Tenant Pays All Utilities & $5M Liability Insurance

Community

Postal area L1C

Population
50,217
Private dwellings
18,207
Median age
37.2
Average household size
2.8
Median household income
$109,000

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, catalogue 98-401-X2021013. Adapted from Statistics Canada. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

Listed by

FOREST HILL REAL ESTATE INC.

Walk Score

85

Walk

58

Bike

Scores by Walk Score®

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