By the numbers
How this listing measures up
$/sqft
$114
vs Downtown West End median
-72%
community avg $460K
Sqft per bedroom
—
Year built
2020
Downtown West End avg DOM
56d
$/sqft distribution
Where this listing sits in Downtown West End
Of 41 active residential listings in Downtown West End,
this property at $114/sqft
sits in the $100–150 range.
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This listing
About this property
[Asset Sale] Fantastic opportunity with full flexibility to operate your own concept & brand in a prime location of downtown west. Lots of improvement in past few years, and in 2025 new flooring and washrooms were fully renovated. The kitchen is well equipped with 10ft canopy, commercial dishwasher, three deep fryers, grill, 4-burner stove, and ample storage. It offers 1,144 sqft well-developed space with permitted seating of 37, modern interior, efficient floor plan to manage the entire restaurant with minimal staff. This is a fully licensed restaurant serving liquor. Prime location surrounded by high-density residential condos and office buildings, which generate strong foot traffic. The area continues to improve as the local economy gains momentum. Very attractive lease at $3,300/month, and brand-new 5 yr lease + 5yr option to renew secured for the buyer until Oct 31, 2031. Bring your own concept and be the boss of your own restaurant! Tremendous turnkey opportunity! Please do not approach staffs and owner!
Property details
| Inclusions | N/A |
| Year built | 2020 |
| Possession | 45 days / Neg,60 Days / Neg |
| Restrictions | Landlord Approval |
| Neighbourhood | Downtown West End |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryA dense, urban community nestled between the Bow River and 9th Avenue, offering a walkable city lifestyle with a mix of long-established residents and newcomers drawn to its central location and river valley access.
Borders the Bow River to the north, offering scenic pathway access
One of Calgary's older established inner-city communities
Close to the SAIT/ACAD CTrain station and downtown core employment centres
Housing
Predominantly high-rise and mid-rise condominiums, with some older low-rise apartment buildings reflecting the neighbourhood's development from the 1970s onward.
Transit
Excellent transit connectivity with close proximity to the free fare zone CTrain stations along 7th Avenue, and strong Walk and Bike scores given its central location.
Amenities
Steps from the Bow River Pathway, Prince's Island Park, Kensington's shops and restaurants across the river, and the full amenities of downtown Calgary's core.
Who lives here
A mix of urban professionals, retirees downsizing to city living, and long-term condo owners who value proximity to nature trails and downtown employment.
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