An adorable apartment building with a café on Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»Island has hit the B.C. real estate market and it costs about the same as a (nice) single-family house in Metro Vancouver.
The building is in downtown Chemainus, a town south of Nanaimo on Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»Island. The 97-year-old building has hit the market with four apartments and the , a popular stop in the community for coffee, sandwiches, and baked goods.
And it's , or about the same as the average detached house in the city of Vancouver.
Photos of the location show a charming yellow building with a patio standing within sight of the ocean. Inside it appears the four apartments are moderately sized units. One is currently occupied by the owners.
The neighbourhood and the cafe were used for scenes in a Hallmark film recently, called The Baker's Son.
The nearly century-old building started as the town's Masonic Hall and has served as Chemainus' post office, among other things, in its storied past.
agents indicate both the property and business are for sale.
