chapter.The main level features approximately 8, 650 sq. ft. of largely open commercial space, formerly home to Giant Tiger, while the second level adds approximately 7, 350 sq. ft. of warehouse-style space. A unique feature of the property is dock-level loading at the second floor, with a loading dock capable of accommodating trailers, along with ramp access. The upper level also includes unfinished areas offering potential for future residential conversion, subject to applicable approvals.With portions of the original building dating back to before 1820 and later additions constructed over the years, the property features substantial stone, brick and block construction, large steel beams and concrete flooring; a building with a history almost as impressive as its size.Mixed Use Downtown zoning allows for a wide range of potential uses, giving a future owner the flexibility to reimagine the property as commercial, residential or mixed-use space. Additional features include seven on-site parking spaces, 400-amp electrical service, four central air units, natural gas heating and an EV charging station.Vacant and ready for its next owner, 26 King Street East offers the scale, location and flexibility that are increasingly difficult to find in Downtown Brockville. Whether the vision is redevelopment, repositioning or a long-term investment, this is an opportunity to transform a substantial piece of Brockville’s downtown into something entirely new. (id:62650)