This unique space is located on the 2nd level of Confederation Court Mall, above Grand Senses Spa. It has a street entrance off Grafton as access from the mall. The space had been in use as a cafe/bar and board game cafe. There are 3 washrooms as well as a small kitchen area behind the bar.

Featuring one of the best views in the city. This top floor space boasts a large boardroom, kitchenette, use of an outdoor deck and numerous generously sized offices. Located in one of the city’s most historical blocks on 119 Kent Street, the BDC Place was originally opened in 1989.

The former Denis Office Supplies and Mason's Antiques space is located at the top of the escalator on the 2nd floor of the Confederation Court Mall. This unit is 3562 square feet and includes a back storage room, private entrance off the back hallway. Reach out to schedule a showing today.

The former Source space is located on the 2nd floor of the Confederation Court Mall. This unit is 2760 square feet and includes a back storage room, office and private washroom. Reach out to schedule a showing today.

Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Charlottetown, the Confederation Court Mall offers one of the most unique shopping experiences in Atlantic Canada. Offering over 200,000 square feet of retail space, Confederation Court Mall is the hub for Downtown Charlottetown.

This is a second floor space located in the BDC building, connected to the Confederation Court Mall and Queen St. Parkade. This space was most recently used for an esthetic studio and features three treatment rooms with sinks as well as 2 storage/misc rooms and a washroom. There is also a large reception area. The space is bright and airy with the back wall has windows facing Queen Street.

This 2,696 square foot unit located in the heart of the downtown is an ideal space to make your own. It is a raw space ready for a new tenant to customize to suit them.

Located in one of the city’s most historical blocks on 119 Kent Street, The BDC place was originally opened in 1989. Then known as the Royal Trust Tower, it was part of a broader downtown Charlottetown development project in the 1970s and 1980s. The BDC Place is connected to the Queen St. parkade as well as the Confederation Court Mall via a pedway across Kent Street.