By the numbers

How this listing measures up

$/sqft $42

vs Acadia median -67% community avg $545K

Sqft per bedroom —

Year built 1990

Acadia avg DOM 30d

$/sqft distribution

Where this listing sits in Acadia

Of 44 active residential listings in Acadia, this property at $42/sqft sits in the $0–50 range.

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About this property

Excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious Japanese cuisine restaurant located along a busy major road in the south area of Calgary. This established brand has been operating for over 30 years and offers 4,277 sq. ft. of operating space with seating for more than 100 guests. The location benefits from strong exposure, busy traffic, competitive rent, and convenient access in a high-visibility commercial area. A great opportunity for an owner-operator or investor looking to take over a large restaurant business with excellent capacity and strong future potential. ***NDA required for further information. Please do not approach staff or visit the business directly without an appointment. ******Business asset for sale only; property/building is not included***

Property details

Inclusions

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Year built

1990

Possession	Negotiable
Restrictions	Landlord Approval

Neighbourhood	Acadia
List AOR	Calgary

Location

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About Acadia

AI-generated summary

Acadia is a well-established, family-friendly inner-suburb with a quiet, residential feel and a strong sense of community pride. Tree-lined streets and mature landscaping give it a settled, comfortable character.

Established in the 1960s as one of Calgary's early post-war suburbs

Home to Acadia Recreation Complex, offering ice, fitness, and community programming

Located in Calgary's southeast quadrant with easy access to Macleod Trail and Deerfoot Trail

Housing

The neighbourhood is dominated by single-family detached homes built primarily in the 1960s and 1970s, with some infill development and duplexes appearing in recent years.

Transit

Acadia is served by Calgary Transit bus routes with reasonable access to Southland and Heritage CTrain stations on the Red Line, making commuting to downtown practical.

Amenities

Residents enjoy proximity to Deerfoot Meadows shopping, South Centre Mall, and local amenities along Macleod Trail including restaurants, groceries, and services.

Who lives here

Acadia attracts a mix of long-time homeowners, young families, and first-time buyers drawn by relatively affordable detached housing close to the city core.

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