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$1,290,000

607 Little Pike Bay Rd, Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario N0H 1W0

0 beds

0 baths

208 days

Great Opportunity For End Users/Entrepreneurs Or Investors For A Large Industrial/Manufacturing/Commercial/Storage Building Totaling 38,000 Plus Sq On 6.82 Acres Of Land Located Halfway Through The Beautiful Bruce Peninsula. Multitude Of Uses As Per Existing Zoning And Other Uses Upon Approval.

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$259,000

27 Robinson Weir Road, Conway, Nova Scotia B0V 1A0

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258 days

Are you looking for a commercially zoned property just minutes from downtown Digby....? This one is worth your attention! The property is comprised of two parcels of already surveyed land totalling approximately 3.6 acres. You'll have plenty of room for your work space with a 40'x30' insulated

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$769,900

283 Main Street N, Alexandria, Ontario K0C 1A0

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48 days

A fantastic opportunity to own an 8-Unit building in Alexandria! Close to the train station and many other amenities within walking distance. This brick building features 8 x 2-bedroom units, as well as a common laundry area in the basement. New two story porch installed in 2021, and several

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$1,350,000

11415 Range Road 61, Rural Cypress County, Alberta T1B 0K7

4 beds

3 baths

209 days

Pack up your bags, you're moving to the country!!! 37 acres just south of Medicine Hat, featuring a beautifully updated home that enjoys modern finishes such as a gorgeous and generous cape cod inspired entrance to collect all your guests, and the main floor has had a complete update and enjoys

Real Estate Listing for a Former Grow Op Property

If you're in the market for a new home, you may come across properties that were once used as grow ops. This particular listing is for a former grow op property that has been remediated and is now ready for sale.

What is a Grow Op?

A grow op, short for growing operation, is a property that was used to cultivate illegal drugs, typically marijuana. These properties can be found in both urban and rural areas and can range from small-scale operations to large commercial operations.

Remediation of a Grow Op Property

When a property is used as a grow op, it can cause damage to the structure and the environment. Remediation is the process of cleaning up the property to remove any hazardous materials and repair any damage. In this case, the property has been remediated and is now safe for occupancy.

If you're interested in purchasing a former grow op property, it's important to do your research and ensure that the property has been properly remediated. Working with a real estate agent who has experience with these types of properties can also be helpful.