By the numbers
How this listing measures up
$/sqft
$317
vs Downtown Strathmore median
+49%
community avg $252K
Sqft per bedroom
—
Year built
1994
Annual taxes
$2,644
2025
Downtown Strathmore avg DOM
41d
About this property
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to secure a beautifully upgraded retail corner unit in the heart of downtown Strathmore! Located at 228 Third Ave., this highly visible commercial space offers excellent exposure, convenient access, and close proximity to essential local services including the post office, registry office, financial services, professional offices, restaurants, and other established businesses.
The corner location provides outstanding street presence, two signage opportunities, and excellent visibility from multiple angles, making it an ideal fit for retail, professional services, health and wellness, beauty, office, or other service-based businesses. With ample parking available for clients, customers, and staff, this location is designed for convenience and accessibility.
The property has undergone extensive, high-quality interior and exterior upgrades, completed with care, attention to detail, and significant owner investment. This was not a basic cosmetic refresh. The owner has put substantial time, energy, and expense into creating a polished, professional, and move-in-ready commercial space.
Exterior upgrades completed in Summer 2025 include new roofing, soffit, fascia, eavestroughs, downspouts, exterior paint, signage, and exterior lighting, giving the building a clean and updated presence from the street. Inside, the unit has been thoughtfully improved with new commercial-grade flooring, new baseboards, fresh paint, upgraded ceiling tiles, new LED lighting, hand-selected chandeliers, Hunter Douglas blinds, bathroom upgrades, storage vanity, drywall repairs, and two new front windows. The upgraded PVC vinyl ceiling tiles are commercial rated, Class A fire rated, waterproof, mold resistant, washable, and designed for long-term durability.
Every detail was selected to enhance both appearance and function, from the modern lighting and quality window coverings to the clean finishes and professional interior presentation. The result is a bright, refined, and welcoming space that allows the next owner or tenant to start operating with confidence, without the immediate cost and disruption of major improvements.
Strathmore is entering an exciting period of growth, with major regional investments nearby including De Havilland Field in Wheatland County and Phytokana’s planned plant protein processing hub in Strathmore. These projects are expected to support future employment, population growth, and increased demand for local retail and professional services.
Opportunities like this in a central, high-exposure location do not come up often. Secure your position in one of Strathmore’s key commercial areas before future growth drives even more demand.
Property details
| Inclusions | luxury Hunter Douglas window coverings |
| Lot size | 2578.00 sqft |
| Year built | 1994 |
| Annual taxes | $2,644 |
| Tax year | 2025 |
| Possession | Immediate,Negotiable |
| Zoning | CB |
| Restrictions | Board Approval |
| Neighbourhood | Downtown_Strathmore |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryA compact small-town main street community about 40 km east of Calgary, offering a quieter, more affordable alternative to the city with a tight-knit, community-focused atmosphere.
Only 3 active listings with an average list price of $251,567 — well below Calgary city averages
Average days on market is 27 days, suggesting moderate but steady buyer interest
Strathmore is a self-contained town with its own schools, services, and recreational facilities
Housing
Typical housing stock includes older single-family homes, modest bungalows, and some mixed-use or commercial residential properties reflective of a historic town centre.
Transit
Strathmore is primarily car-dependent, though the town offers local transit options; Highway 1 provides straightforward access to Calgary for commuters.
Amenities
Residents are within walking distance of Strathmore's main street shops, local restaurants, the Strathmore Public Library, and the Strathmore District Health Centre.
Who lives here
A mix of long-established locals, retirees, and budget-conscious buyers seeking affordable home ownership outside of Calgary's metro market.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI for general orientation only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.






