Historic redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Gananoque. Former St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, a landmark heritage property originally constructed in 1855 and recognized as one of the town's oldest church buildings. Prominently located near the downtown core and the Thousand Islands waterfront, this approximately 10,000 sq. ft. structure offers exceptional character and redevelopment potential. The solid masonry building features classic ecclesiastical architecture including stained glass windows, soaring ceilings, and a distinctive historic façade that reflects Gananoque's early Scottish Presbyterian roots. Over the years the building has served not only as a place of worship but also as a community hub hosting meetings, educational programs and local organizations. With its generous interior space and flexible layout, the property presents a unique opportunity for a variety of adaptive re-uses subject to municipal approvals. Potential future uses may include residential or multi-residential conversion, educational or institutional facilities, cultural or community space, boutique event venue, or mixed-use redevelopment. Situated in a charming and historic Thousand Islands community with strong tourism and waterfront appeal, this property combines heritage character with significant development upside. A rare chance for investors, developers, or institutions seeking a distinctive landmark building. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: Sydenham St./Spruce Alley & Stone St. S. ** Directions: King St. E., to Stone St. S.