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Key Facts |
Property Type: Former television studio (vacant) |
Address: 22 & 34 10th Street West, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan |
Zoning: C1 - Downtown Commercial |
Site Size (combined): ~23,134 sq ft (approx. 0.53 acres). City assessment indicates ~11,967 sq ft (#22) and ~11,486 sq ft (#34). |
Building Area: ~24,877 sq ft above-grade plus ~6,196 sq ft basement; building footprint ~11,178 sq ft. |
Parking: Approx. 27 surface stalls onsite (#34) plus on-street parking nearby |
Condition: Poor. Extended vacancy; significant repair and system upgrades needed. |
Notable Feature: Rear shop/production bay with ~21'9" sidewall and 12'W x 10'H overhead door |
Sale: As-is, where-is; systems and components unverified; contents included except for antenna towers and communication relays. (Exceptions are to be removed from the property at the discretion of the Seller before possession of the properties occur. |
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Former Television Studio / Mixed-Use Complex - Central Business District, Prince Albert, SK |
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Addresses: |
22 & 34 10th Street West, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Two titled lots: Lot 18, Block A, Plan E (Ext 0) and Lot 19, Block A, Plan E (Ext 196). Downtown location just off Central Avenue, near the river and core amenities. |
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Zoning: |
C1 - Downtown Commercial, supports a broad mix of commercial, institutional, and potential residential (permitted/discretionary mix; C-1 Downtown Commercial Zoning Bylaws attached as PDF below. |
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Structure Details: |
Original structure circa 1910 with a substantial 1960 rear addition. Masonry/concrete block construction. Total above-grade area (3 storeys) roughly 24,877 sq ft with an additional ~6,196 sq ft basement. The building is complex and segmented, with a front street-facing section and a rear addition that includes a shop/production bay. |
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Functional Layout: |
Front section: Main-floor office areas (several areas gutted after 2017 water damage). Second and third floors were previously configured as multi-residential suites; now decommissioned and many windows are boarded up. |
Rear addition (1960): Two-storey office segment at the northwest corner and a shop/production bay at the northeast. Shop bay has a sidewall height of approximately 21'9" and a rear overhead door of approximately 12'W x 10'H. |
Basement: Predominantly storage with some older development (e.g., former bathrooms/kitchenette areas) Electrical and Boiler systems occupy a significant portion of the basement as well. |
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Mechanical & Electrical: |
Power: Three-phase service; historical reports referenced large total amperage and separate metering for suites. Actual capacities, distribution, and meters are largely unknown. |
Heating/Cooling: Building includes a mix of older systems (e.g., roof-top unit, hot-water and steam boilers, overhead unit heater). The old steam boiler in the basement was noted as non-operational; operational status of remaining equipment unknown. |
Plumbing: Rough-ins and limited fixtures present. Many toilets are unattached and functionality is not known. |
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Interior & Exterior Observations: |
Mixed and unfinished interior finishes; visible water staining and damaged areas; interior demolition in places following 2017 event. Many upper-level windows are boarded. water damage located on ceilings on 2nd and 3rd levels. Photos are the most accurate representation and will show the current condition more clearly than written description. |
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Condition & Risk Notes |
Vacant since 2017 with notable deferred maintenance. Expect extensive repairs, remediation, and system upgrades prior to any re-occupancy. Roofing and envelope show wear consistent with age and vacancy. Mechanical/electrical systems are aged with unknown functionality. Upper floors are decommissioned. Due diligence inspections (structural, mechanical, electrical, roofing, code, and environmental) are strongly recommended before development planning. |
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Location & Surroundings |
Central downtown "Midtown" area near the North Saskatchewan River, surrounded by a mix of retail, service, government, and residential uses. Located across the road from the University of Saskatchewan's Prince Albert Campus. Side and rear lanes with typical downtown municipal services. |
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Assessments: |
22 10th St W: Commercial improved parcel ($205,300). |
34 10th St W: Vacant commercial land (#36,000). |
Assessment figures are provided for tax/benchmark context only and are not market value. |
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Potential Uses (May be subject to approvals by City) |
Renovating under C1 (e.g., office, studio/creative production, destination retail/food service, services, or above-grade residential) may be feasible subject to City approvals, building code, etc. An interim approach could prioritize the shop/production bay while planning phased rehabilitation for the front of structure and upper levels. |
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Notes on History |
Former CTV / television studio. Vacant for an extended period following a 2017 water-damage event and subsequent partial interior removals. Title history indicates prior ownership changes associated with the studios closure. |
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Disclosure: |
Sold as-is, where-is, with no representations or warranties regarding the condition or functionality of systems or improvements. |
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