$825,000
For sale: Other

Own the only fuel and liquor stop for 30 minutes in any direction. Wildwoode Variety is the gas station, convenience store and LCBO outlet on Highway 102 in Kaministiquia, 30 km west of Thunder Bay. More than 40 years of loyal locals and travellers heading to camp, with homemade food and burgers still sizzling on the barbecue in winter. The revenue streams stack up: convenience retail, prepared food, LCBO agency operations, gasoline and diesel sales, OLG lottery and propane exchange, plus separate rent from a leased ice cream shack. The LCBO lifted pricing restrictions in June 2026 and moved to net 30 terms in July 2026. You set the prices. You keep the cash flow. Room to grow: the doors currently close at 7 p.m. while LCBO sales run to 11 p.m. And you own the ground it stands on: approximately 5 acres of C1 commercial zoning land, as reported by MPAC, with an irregular parcel configuration, drilled well and septic, plus west field severance potential, subject to municipal approval. A 1,578 sq. ft. one storey building with full basement, workshop and office, a detached garage and a storage container. The fuel is yours outright: 4,518 L gasoline and 2,281 L diesel above ground tanks and pumps, unbranded, no supply agreement, so you pick the supplier. Central air plus three window units, new propane furnace (September 2026), new flooring completed in October 2026, shingles 2023, two updated 100 amp panels and a backup generator connection. To avoid delaying the launch, the listing photos were taken before the flooring was completed and therefore do not show the finished floors. Hit the ground running: the seller will walk you through LCBO and Ontario gaming licensing and is open to staying on to keep the homemade baking coming. Lot area is reported in accordance with MPAC records; third party mapping and property data sources may display different parcel measurements.
Sold data
Homes in Oliver Paipoonge took a median of 17 days to sell over the last 365 days, with the quickest quarter selling within 12 days and the slowest quarter taking more than 30, across 52 recorded sales.
That clock counts only the listing each home finally sold on. Measured from the first time these properties came to market, including any earlier listings that were withdrawn and re-entered, the median is 25 days.
The median sale price was $467,500.
Homes sold for about 1.5% above asking on average.
About 52% of sales closed above the list price.
Around 12% of sellers reduced their price before finding a buyer.
Based on 52 recorded sales in the last 1 year — a small sample, so treat these figures as indicative. Aggregate statistics only; individual sale prices are not shown.
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