Quaint old Ontario variety store selling for $384K comes with huge potential Ontario RealEstate
Looking almost like a western saloon, the outside of the home definitely has some classic character and certainly can't be missed in downtown Port Colborne.
The main bedroom is pretty roomy for being on top of a convenience store, though the photos really don't do it justice. The bathroom isn't quite luxurious, but it definitely matches the cabin feel of the entire place. But, of course, you likely aren't buying this place to live in its current state, but instead for its redevelopment potential.
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