
For Lease | Large Industrial with Dock, Grade & Outside Storage
754 35TH AVENUE SOUTH | CRESTON, BC
$12.00 PSF
The Opportunity
A rare opportunity to lease high quality and functional large-format industrial space in the southern BC Interior. The property offers convenient access to Highway 3 (Crowsnest Highway), providing regional connectivity to Cranbrook and Calgary to the east, and Castlegar, Kelowna and Vancouver to the west. Flexible unit configurations range from 3,680 SF to a combined total of 48,610 SF. The available premises include large-format industrial and warehouse areas, truck-level and grade-level loading, office space and clear ceiling heights exceeding 20 feet. Light Industrial (M1) zoning accommodates a broad range of industrial uses. The expansive site provides ample space for employee parking, truck trailers, equipment and outdoor materials. The property also offers substantial electrical capacity, including multiple 600-amp and 200-amp three-phase panels.
Property Details
Address: |
754 35TH AVENUE SOUTH | CRESTON, BC |
Leasable Area: |
Flexible Unit Sizes Between 3,680 SF and 48,061 |
Total Building Size: |
76,980 SF |
Floor: |
1 |
Land Area: |
19.57 acres |
Zoning: |
M1 – Light Industrial |
Parking: |
On-site / Surface parking |
Year Built: |
1974 |
Presented By

Tristan Chart PREC*
250.777.7493
tristan@tristanchartcommercial.com
Property Details
| MUNICIPAL ADDRESS | 754 35th Ave S |
| WAREHOUSE CLEAR HEIGHTS | 17’ to 25′ |
| POWER | 2 x 600 amp and 2 x 200 amp, three phase |
| TRIPLE NET | $1.41 PSF |
| SITE SIZE | 19.57 acres |
| SITE COVERAGE | ~24% (based on non-ALR industrial land) |
| OCCUPANCY | Available Immediately |
Location Overview
Located at 754 35th Avenue South, the property is positioned in Creston’s established southern industrial and agricultural area, with convenient access to Highway 3. The Crowsnest Highway is a major east-west transportation corridor connecting the property to Cranbrook and Alberta to the east, and Castlegar, the Okanagan and the Lower Mainland to the west. Creston also provides access to the Canada-U.S. border through Highway 21, supporting regional and cross-border distribution.
The property is approximately five minutes from Highway 3 and less than 10 minutes from downtown Creston’s restaurants, retail, banking and business services. Creston Valley Regional Airport is approximately 15 minutes away, while Canadian Rockies International Airport in Cranbrook—offering scheduled passenger service—is approximately 75 minutes east. The Rykerts-Porthill border crossing into Idaho is approximately 25 minutes south via Highway 21, providing additional access to markets in the northwestern United States





























