raised the main floor and opened up the basement, doubling the building’s usable commercial envelope – what was a low-ceiling basement is now a second full storey of retail, paired with the existing main-floor retail. A future owner can occupy the entire commercial component across two full levels, or lease both floors to a single retail tenant, while moving into the top-floor owner’s suite. The building has been fully rewired with two new electrical panels in the basement and new windows throughout. The middle-floor 1-bedroom is fully renovated with new appliances and in-suite laundry. A new staircase services the residential suites. Position: end-user-ready commercial plus owner-occupier suite, with stabilized middle-floor income. Directly across the street from the future Moss Park station on the Ontario Line, currently under construction – a rare chance to acquire a transformed mixed-use building at a future rapid-transit node before the station opens, with the long-term reratings in foot traffic, retail rents, and residential demand that come with being steps from a new subway stop. Tenured Queen East corridor steps to the Distillery District and St. Lawrence Market, with a demand floor across daytime retail traffic, downtown professionals, and creative-sector tenants. (id:62650)