721 Centre Street

Deep, regular plate with a single central

column. Delivered as-is or white-boxed to

suit.

A clean, wide, well-lit retail plate. The unit runs from a glazed vestibule at the Centre Street frontage through an open

sales floor to a service core at the rear. Ceilings are suspended T-bar with a full fluorescent grid; the floor is sealed

commercial sheet goods; a single structural column is the only interruption across the entire plate.

20' ceiling height · T-bar grid below

Glazed accessible vestibule, auto

operator

Two washrooms · service core in place

Demountable partitions — keep or strike

HWY 6   8,650 ADT

HWY 17 10,700 ADT

The site's signature corner — glazing on

two elevations and the widest sightline to

Highway 6.

Corner units are the scarcest product in any highway retail node, and this is the corner. Unit B holds the east end of

721 Centre Street with glazing on two elevations, its own entrance, and an uninterrupted sightline to eastbound

Highway 6 — the approach carrying traffic back toward the Trans-Canada and Sudbury.

The space last traded as a Dairy Queen. For an incoming food operator that history matters: the use precedent, the

customer expectation and the site's deep surface parking field are all already established. For a non-food tenant, it is

simply the most visible 1,333 SF on the property. 

20' ceiling height · dual frontage

Own entrance and fascia sign band

Ceramic tile · counters · floor drains

Prior QSR use — drive-thru potential*

HWY 6   8,650 ADT

HWY 17 10,700 ADT