117 and 119 8th Avenue SW.pdf
Calgary Cattle Company & Calgary Milling Company Buildings For Sale 117 & 119 – 8TH AVENUE SW, CALGARY
UNIQUE CHARACTER BUILDING LOCATED ON STEPHEN AVENUE FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VIEW, PLEASE CONTACT:
KELLY CARVER VICE PRESIDENT, ASSOCIATE BROKER
LOCAL EXPERTISE
MATTERS
d: 403-294-7159 • p: 403-290-0178 e: [email protected]
www.barclaystreet.com 200, 407 Eighth Avenue SW, Calgary
PROPERTY INFORMATION MUNICIPAL ADDRESS:
117 & 119 – 8th Avenue SW, Calgary, AB LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
Plan “A” Calgary; Block Sixty-Three (63) Lots Eleven (11) & Twelve (12) VENDOR:
Contemporary Calgary Arts Society
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • • • • • • • • •
CURRENT USE/TENANTS*:
Prime location with great visibility; Property renovated and modernized with high-quality finishes; HVAC meets art gallery high standards; Elevator; Average of 12,793 pedestrians daily on 8th Avenue SW; Over 140,000 downtown workers; 4 million tourists visit the downtown core annually; Warm and intimate galleries with eye-catching hardwood floors; Dramatic high ceilings and floating staircases.
LOCATION / DEMOGRAPHICS
Contemporary Calgary Arts Society’s gallery and office, Jugo Juice (main floor retail) *Property will be vacant at time of sale
Proposed Prop P posed Epc Expansion Epcor Epco E
BUILDING CLASS:
N
Heritage BUILDING SIZE:
NET RENTABLE AREA
GROSS BUILDING SIZE
Main Floor: 4,427 sq.ft. Mezzanine: 753 sq.ft. Upper/2nd Floor: 5,437 sq.ft. Lower Floor: 5,128 sq.ft.
Main Floor: 5,432.5 sq.ft. Mezzanine: ------Upper/2nd Floor: 5,603.5 sq.ft. Lower Floor: 5,603.5 sq.ft.
Total: 15,745 square feet
Total: 16,640 square feet
YEAR BUILT:
1903 SITE SIZE:
Intact Place house rk
Proposed Brookfield Place West
Proposed First Canadian Centre East
Brookfield Place East
Telus Sky
Hudson’s Bay National on 8th olt frew Oliver & Bonacini MetropoliGoodlife Hy’s Steak(coming soon) tan Grill Fitness Double ZeroThe Corehouse Simons Libertine/ David’s Tea Local Goro & Gun/ Below Deck Cactus Club National Barcelona Earl’s/V Lounge Flames Central Murietta’s
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6,495 sq.ft. PARKING:
5 stalls behind building
Bankers Court
Bank & Baron Penn West Plaza W
HVAC:
Proposed Bow ow South Tower
Penn West Plaza E
Winners Catch
Sportchek Original Joe’s
Trib
Milestones
Saltlik
SUBJECT Le Germain Divino Proposed Palliser West
p Proposed Palliser E t East
PRICE:
The Vendor has elected not to establish an asking price for the Property
SOURCE: Statistics Canada.
8 gas-fired rooftop heating units; 1 rooftop A/C unit AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
POPULATION 2011
2016 PROJECTED
2011
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
18,309
116,055
27,216
132,986
$94,528
$118,351
$116,300
$140,553
2016 PROJECTED
HISTORIC INFORMATION
Calgary Milling Company The westerly brick building was sold by George E. Jacques in 1901 to the Calgary Milling Co., whose owners included: P.A. Prince and I.K. Kerr (partners in the Eau Claire and Bow River Lumber Co.); Fred Brown; John Irwin (a former Hudson Bay Co. employee and later MLA); A.S. McKay; and John Hamilton. The company was purchased by Robin Hood Mills in 1912 but Mr. Irwin continued to operate the store under his name, the John Irwin Co., for the next 20 years
Property is protected as a Municipal Historic Resource in 1999 as per caveat #991 160 868 Property is protected as a Provincial Historic Resource in 2001 as per caveat #011 170 250 & #011 170 249
Calgary Cattle Company Building Constructed in 1903 for the Calgary Cattle Company to house their meat market and offices, in 1905 it was purchased by Patrick Burns and housed the Pioneer Meat Market from 1908-1916, when it relocated to
Gallery ARTS SOCIETY
the Burns Building. The building is also associated with Max Aitken (Lord Beaverbrook) who operated a bowling alley on the site, before he changed it to a tobacco and stationery store
Entrance
Gallery
Executive Office
Gallery
Open Office Space
Boardroom
Floating Staircases
Meeting Area
The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is not warranted as such and does not form any part of any future contract. This offering may be altered or withdrawn at any time without notice.
UNIQUE CHARACTER BUILDING LOCATED ON STEPHEN AVENUE FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VIEW, PLEASE CONTACT:
KELLY CARVER VICE PRESIDENT, ASSOCIATE BROKER
LOCAL EXPERTISE
MATTERS
d: 403-294-7159 • p: 403-290-0178 e: [email protected]
www.barclaystreet.com 200, 407 Eighth Avenue SW, Calgary
PROPERTY INFORMATION MUNICIPAL ADDRESS:
117 & 119 – 8th Avenue SW, Calgary, AB LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
Plan “A” Calgary; Block Sixty-Three (63) Lots Eleven (11) & Twelve (12) VENDOR:
Contemporary Calgary Arts Society
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • • • • • • • • •
CURRENT USE/TENANTS*:
Prime location with great visibility; Property renovated and modernized with high-quality finishes; HVAC meets art gallery high standards; Elevator; Average of 12,793 pedestrians daily on 8th Avenue SW; Over 140,000 downtown workers; 4 million tourists visit the downtown core annually; Warm and intimate galleries with eye-catching hardwood floors; Dramatic high ceilings and floating staircases.
LOCATION / DEMOGRAPHICS
Contemporary Calgary Arts Society’s gallery and office, Jugo Juice (main floor retail) *Property will be vacant at time of sale
Proposed Prop P posed Epc Expansion Epcor Epco E
BUILDING CLASS:
N
Heritage BUILDING SIZE:
NET RENTABLE AREA
GROSS BUILDING SIZE
Main Floor: 4,427 sq.ft. Mezzanine: 753 sq.ft. Upper/2nd Floor: 5,437 sq.ft. Lower Floor: 5,128 sq.ft.
Main Floor: 5,432.5 sq.ft. Mezzanine: ------Upper/2nd Floor: 5,603.5 sq.ft. Lower Floor: 5,603.5 sq.ft.
Total: 15,745 square feet
Total: 16,640 square feet
YEAR BUILT:
1903 SITE SIZE:
Intact Place house rk
Proposed Brookfield Place West
Proposed First Canadian Centre East
Brookfield Place East
Telus Sky
Hudson’s Bay National on 8th olt frew Oliver & Bonacini MetropoliGoodlife Hy’s Steak(coming soon) tan Grill Fitness Double ZeroThe Corehouse Simons Libertine/ David’s Tea Local Goro & Gun/ Below Deck Cactus Club National Barcelona Earl’s/V Lounge Flames Central Murietta’s
S
6,495 sq.ft. PARKING:
5 stalls behind building
Bankers Court
Bank & Baron Penn West Plaza W
HVAC:
Proposed Bow ow South Tower
Penn West Plaza E
Winners Catch
Sportchek Original Joe’s
Trib
Milestones
Saltlik
SUBJECT Le Germain Divino Proposed Palliser West
p Proposed Palliser E t East
PRICE:
The Vendor has elected not to establish an asking price for the Property
SOURCE: Statistics Canada.
8 gas-fired rooftop heating units; 1 rooftop A/C unit AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
POPULATION 2011
2016 PROJECTED
2011
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
1 KM RING
3 KM RING
18,309
116,055
27,216
132,986
$94,528
$118,351
$116,300
$140,553
2016 PROJECTED
HISTORIC INFORMATION
Calgary Milling Company The westerly brick building was sold by George E. Jacques in 1901 to the Calgary Milling Co., whose owners included: P.A. Prince and I.K. Kerr (partners in the Eau Claire and Bow River Lumber Co.); Fred Brown; John Irwin (a former Hudson Bay Co. employee and later MLA); A.S. McKay; and John Hamilton. The company was purchased by Robin Hood Mills in 1912 but Mr. Irwin continued to operate the store under his name, the John Irwin Co., for the next 20 years
Property is protected as a Municipal Historic Resource in 1999 as per caveat #991 160 868 Property is protected as a Provincial Historic Resource in 2001 as per caveat #011 170 250 & #011 170 249
Calgary Cattle Company Building Constructed in 1903 for the Calgary Cattle Company to house their meat market and offices, in 1905 it was purchased by Patrick Burns and housed the Pioneer Meat Market from 1908-1916, when it relocated to
Gallery ARTS SOCIETY
the Burns Building. The building is also associated with Max Aitken (Lord Beaverbrook) who operated a bowling alley on the site, before he changed it to a tobacco and stationery store
Entrance
Gallery
Executive Office
Gallery
Open Office Space
Boardroom
Floating Staircases
Meeting Area
The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable, but is not warranted as such and does not form any part of any future contract. This offering may be altered or withdrawn at any time without notice.
