Standing proudly in the heart of Saint Johns historic uptown, 57 King Street, once known as Oak Hall, is a remarkable four-storey brick commercial building. Constructed between 1877 and 1881, this distinguished property rose from the ashes of the Great Fire of 1877. Its storied past includes serving as the head office of the Canadian Pacific Railway and Scovil Brothers department store. Each of the buildings four levels, along with a spacious basement, offers approximately 4,000 square feet of versatile commercial space, allowing for a variety of professional, retail, or creative uses. The timeless architecture of Oak Hall is complemented by thoughtful modern upgrades that enhance both function and comfort. A new elevator installed in 2022 provides seamless access throughout the building, while each floor operates independently with its own electrical panel and meter. Every level, with the exception of the main floor, is equipped with washroom and kitchen or lunchroom facilities, ensuring convenience for occupants. Heating is supplied by individual electric units, and climate control is supported by a rooftop air conditioning system. The property retains its heritage charm, with original brickwork, tall windows, and architectural detailing that reflect the craftsmanship of its era. The current owners are open to leasing the main floor and basement, presenting leasing opportunities for other businesses within one of Saint Johns most iconic landmarks. (29177830)
King street uptown Saint John
Annual Property Taxes
$67,431.24 (CAD)
Time on REALTOR.ca
47 days
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