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203 - 1695 Bank Street

203 - 1695 Bank Street

Hunt Club - South Keys and Area, ON

1,100 sqft • Office • 205 days on market

$2,800/moFor Lease

Professionally appointed, second-floor commercial suite offering excellent Bank street exposure and is available for immediate occupancy. It offers a spacious open area with windows, perfect for a studio, showroom, or collaborative workspace. A dedicated smaller room provides an excellent option for a control room or private office. Clean, bright, and adaptable. Benefit from the simplicity of all-inclusive utilities and convenient on-site parking. This turn-key suite is ready to elevate your operations immediately.

Listing Details

Taxes (2026) — owner
$63,135
Listed
February 3, 2026

Price History

Property

Lot Size
102.82 x 115 Feet

Location & Legal

Cross Street
Bank St & Heron Rd
Zoning
AM1[1913]
Parcel Number
041500111
Possession
Immediate

Commercial

Occupancy
Vacant
Office / Apartment Area
1100 Sq Ft
Rental Term
60-120 months

Community

Postal area K1V

Population
57,157
Private dwellings
23,359
Median age
38
Average household size
2.6
Median household income
$93,000

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

ROYAL LEPAGE TEAM REALTY

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