Rare industrial-zoned property within Powell River on high-visibility Manson Ave. 0.27 acres with a versatile building, this property offers live/work potential with office and residential space. Ideal for trades or contractors looking to operate, store equipment, and eliminate the cost of multiple rentals.
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Rare opportunity to secure an industrial-zoned property within the city limits of Powell River, ideally located on high-exposure Manson Avenue. With excellent visibility and close proximity to all amenities, this central location offers both convenience and strong commercial presence.
Set on 0.27 acres, the property features a 1,438 sq. ft. building with a flexible layout suited to a variety of uses. The main level includes office space, kitchenette, and a 2-piece bathroom, while the upper floor offers additional rooms and a full 4-piece bath. A partial basement provides added storage, and the lot offers ample parking with room for expansion, including ample space for the addition of a workshop.
Zoned M1 Industrial, permitted uses include industrial operations, offices, and limited sales and service applications. The accessory residential allowance creates a highly functional live and work setup.
This property is particularly well-suited for tradespeople and contractors. Instead of paying separately for yard space, shop space, office, and housing, this site allows you to park equipment, operate your business, run a storefront, and live on-site, all in one location. The potential cost savings and operational efficiency are significant.
While there is a slight ocean view, the true value lies in the location, zoning flexibility, and scarcity of industrial properties within city limits.
Offered at $499,000, this property represents compelling value for both owner-operators and investors seeking a well-located, multi-use asset in a limited supply market.
4507 Manson Avenue - Powell River, BC
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Please see mapping section, all boundaries are approximate.
49°50'16.19"N and 124°30'35.65"W
Industrial zoned. Work/Live opportunity.
Full access to services.
1,438 sq. ft. office/living space.
$11,260 (2025)
M1 General Industrial
City of Powell River Zoning Bylaw 2100, 2006
Additional zoning information can be found on the City of Powell River website.
Lot B Block 4 District Lot 5731 Group 1 New Westminster District Plan EPP71837
PID 030-140-340
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