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The Garrett Store Atlin is the most beautiful place on Earth; in any season, in any weather. |
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NOW LISTED WITH A REALTOR. MORE DETAILS LATER. |
| NOTE: No tire-kickers please. I wish to be clear, The Garrett Store is not for everyone. It's a historic building. You've got to love it. It would not be an obvious "inexpensive cottage in Atlin." It has no water, no kitchen and no bathroom. For the sake of Atlin and Atlin's tourism industry, the store must be maintained in as original condition as humanly possible. The next owner must value it as much as I have. CM |
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Yours for $119,900 Cdn Commercial / Residential Zoning Contact the Owner,
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| The Garrett Store was built in 1917, and operated by John and Mary Garrett as a general store til 1941. The store re-opened in 1998, in time for the Klondyke Centennial. From 1998 to 2004, The Garrett Store operated seasonally, selling the work of local artists, artisans and authors. |
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After 2004, the building housed the Dressup Corner Collection of Clothes, and the space was available for dressup parties, school trips, and as a reading room for children. At left, Children's Art Exhibit during the Music Festival 2010 |
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| The store in 2011, looking toward Pearl Avenue |
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