1019 Prince Street, Truro

1019 Prince Street is a 2-storey mixed-use building containing a total of 7 units - 5 commercial units over 2 floors both at grade and below grade level and 2 large 2 bedroom residential units on the top floor. The building is wood frame construction and built in 1993 with upgrades to the roof and heating system in 2006 and 2019. Heating and cooling is by oil fired boiler, mini-split heat pumps in the commercial units and electric baseboard heating in the residential units. Each of the commercial units are in good overall condition with strong tenants. The residential units both very large 2 bedroom units with a large living room area, kitchen, in suite washer/dryer and large kitchen with 3 appliances. Truro is known as the Hub of Nova Scotia as it is located at the junction between the Canadian National Railway, running between Halifax and Montreal. Truro is gaining in importance as a logistics and regional centre and is home to Dalhousie Agricultural College, and NSCC Truro Campus which brings ±1,000 students to the city annually. The current population of over 12,000 is continuing to grow and there are a multitude of new multi-residential rental suites under construction and planned to accommodate this growth. (id:1945)