Up to 4 Ground Floor Retail Units For Lease

Edgewater is the new, mixed-use, centerpiece development located at 425 Main Street in the heart of Sicamous, BC.

The property will offer up to 4 retail units the direct Main Street frontage ranging in size from 861 square feet to up to 2,167 square feet of adaptable commercial space. The units are intended to seamlessly integrate with the streetscape and promote walkable/ bikeable urbanism, and can cater to a variety of businesses, including food, personal, medical, and professional services. The exterior facade and landscaping plans provide excellent exposure, are pedestrian friendly, with ample onsite parking available for customers and tenants.

Longterm storage units, including 6 private garages are also available for tenants, residents, and visitors in this growing resort community.

Prime Retail Units with Main Street Frontage

• Excellent retail exposure and frontage
• Units sizes ranging from 861–2,167 square feet
• Designated commercial parking for staff and clients
• Additional storage and garage space available
• Located at the intersection of two major highway routes, Trans-Canada Hwy and Hwy 97A

Sunny Sicamous

The District of Sicamous is a premier four-season resort community strategically located at the intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 97A, connecting travelers from the Lower Mainland and neighbouring Alberta to the highly sought-after destinations of the Shuswap and Okanagan regions. This prime positioning ensures consistent exposure to both destination tourists and passing highway traffic.

Location & Connectivity

Conveniently situated at the convergence of two major transportation corridors, Sicamous serves as a natural gateway for regional travel and tourism. Its proximity to key surrounding communities enhances both accessibility and appeal:

• Salmon Arm – approximately 25 minutes
• Revelstoke – approximately 45 minutes
• Okanagan Valley – within 1 to 1.5 hours

This central location allows visitors and residents alike to access a broader range of recreational, cultural, and commercial amenities while maintaining Sicamous as a primary destination point.