201 Front St N Lot | Terrain commercial | 0,26 ha | À vendre | 1 302 565 € | Sarnia, ON N7T 4C1

Presenting a Very Rare Opportunity to acquire a Premier Vacant Development Site along Front Street N. in the downtown Sarnia, which overlooks the St. Clair River. Located in the heart of downtown Sarnia, this site is steps away from the St. Clair River, offering scenic waterfront views and easy access to local amenities. This site offers unparalleled potential for developers seeking to capitalize on Sarnia's vibrant downtown revitalization.
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a prime 0.654 acre development site strategically positioned at the high-profile corner of Front Street North and George Street, in the heart of downtown Sarnia. This rare offering boasts direct exposure and unobstructed views overlooking the St. Clair River, creating an unparalleled setting for a signature development. Bound to the south by the landmark First Sarnia Place, this site benefits from strong surrounding infrastructure, existing high-rise context, and a walkable, waterfront urban environment.
This site presents a prime infill development opportunity in one of Sarnia’s most desirable locations. Ideally suited for: High-Rise Residential Tower, Mixed-Use Residential & Commercial Development, Luxury Condominiums or Apartment Rentals. The property’s size, zoning flexibility, and unbeatable waterfront position make it an outstanding candidate for a transformative project that will shape the future of Sarnia’s skyline. With strong demand for urban living and riverfront accessibility, this site offers developers the unique chance to deliver a landmark project.
Current Zoning: D1-1.
New Improved Asking Price: $2,095,000.
Site Dimensions: Approx. 220.14 ft x 109.53 ft x 215.41 ft x 154.13 ft
Note: The property is currently used for rental parking for the First Sarnia Place building. Parking rental income available until the Site is developed. On the subject property a provision must be made to provide for and accommodate 30 parking spaces for the First Sarnia Place building.