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This office for rent is located at 4600 Henri-Bourassa Boulevard, room 125, in Quebec City, in the Charlesbourg sector. With an area of approximately 1,180 ft², it occupies the ground floor of the building, a concrete asset for customers and staff, who enter and leave without stairs or waiting for an elevator. It is a space for rent that is particularly suitable for a service company, a professional office or a small team of a few people.

The layout is in place and immediately functional. The space includes four closed offices, a spacious and versatile common room that can be used as a meeting room, collaborative work area or employee room, as well as a powder room included in the room. This distribution leaves each person with a private office while maintaining a meeting space, a balance that few premises of this size succeed in offering.

The space benefits from a beautiful light and a sober and efficient layout, without lost corridors or unnecessary partitioning. There is no major work to be done before settling in, which allows for quick ownership. A consulting office, a professional services firm, or an administrative team can move in and start receiving clients in the first few days

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The building on Henri-Bourassa Boulevard is well maintained and includes a concentration of service companies, health professionals and legal and financial specialists. This established business environment facilitates exchanges between occupants and reassures customers who travel. Parking is available on site, which solves an issue that is often critical for visitors

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Henri-Bourassa Boulevard is one of the main north-south arteries of Quebec City, covering about fifteen kilometers. This position gives the local visibility of real address and direct access to major roads, an advantage both in attracting customers and in expanding the recruitment pool for a small team.

Features

- Area of approximately 1,180 ft²

- Local located on the ground floor of the building

- Four closed offices

- Spacious and versatile common room

- Shower room included in the room

- Simple, functional and professional layout

- Beautiful light and efficient configuration

It has the following advantages

- Local ready to occupy, without major work to be planned

- Level access for customers and staff

- Parking area available on site

- Well maintained and easy to access building

- Building bringing together several service companies and professionals

- Address on one of the main arteries of Quebec

- Quick possession possible

Interesting sector for

Charlesbourg is a mature sector, residential and commercial at the same time, where a service company finds both its customers and its workforce. The premises have direct access to Henri-Bourassa Boulevard and is located a few minutes from the Laurentian Highway and the Capital Highway, which places downtown Quebec City, the Beauport industrial park and the north of the

city within easy reach.

- Direct access to Henri-Bourassa Boulevard, a major north-south artery in Quebec

- Proximity to the Laurentian Highway and the Capital Highway

- Fast connection to downtown Quebec and the north of the city

- Mixed environment, both commercial and professional

- Sector well served by several RTC routes

- On-site parking, a rare advantage in the central sector

- Numerous and well-established local customers

Socioeconomic profile

Charlesbourg has more than 81,000 inhabitants, making it one of the most populated areas of Quebec City. It is a long-established environment, with a high proportion of homeowners, where families, middle-aged households and retirees live side by side. For a service company or a professional firm, this represents a stable, loyal and numerous local clientele, which favors shops and services in its own sector rather than crossing the city

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The local economic fabric is diverse: retail businesses, professional services, professional services, health, finance, construction and small service businesses. Boulevard Henri-Bourassa is the backbone, with a succession of shops, clinics, financial institutions and office buildings. A small team that settles here finds its suppliers, partners and a good part of its customers a few minutes away.

Population density

Charlesbourg combines a large population and a legible urban framework, organized around a few major roads, including Henri-Bourassa Boulevard and First Avenue. Residential density is concentrated along these corridors, which gives the shops and services located there a sustained daily traffic, without the congestion of central

neighborhoods.

This configuration directly benefits an office. Customers get there easily and park without difficulty, which is not the case in the central areas of Quebec. For the employer, the labour pool covers not only Charlesbourg, but also neighboring areas accessible in a few minutes by the Laurentian and Capital Highways.

Shops nearby

Boulevard Henri-Bourassa concentrates most of the commercial and service offer in the area, a few minutes from the premises.

- Galeries Charlesbourg and Carrefour Charlesbourg, main commercial centers in the sector

- Grocery stores, pharmacies and food stores on Henri-Bourassa Boulevard

- Numerous restaurants and cafes along the boulevard

- Financial institutions and professional services in and around the building

- Clinics and health services nearby

- Trait-Carré historic district and its attractions

- Municipal services and leisure facilities in the sector

Development projects

Charlesbourg is destined to become one of the gateways to the future structuring network of Quebec. The TramCité project, a 19.3 kilometer line and 29 stations connecting the Le Gendre sector to Charlesbourg, plans to have its northern terminus in the sector, at the intersection of 1st Avenue and 41st Street. Preparatory work intensified in 2026 and commissioning is scheduled for

2033.

This project repositions Charlesbourg in city planning. The areas around the future terminus are identified as a sector with high potential for requalification, with an expected evolution towards a more pronounced residential and commercial mix. For a company setting up today, this means a sector whose public transport service and residential appeal will improve over the coming years

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Municipal zoning

Zoning grid:

https://carte.ville.quebec.qc.ca/GrillesZonage/HandlerZonage.ashx?44080Cc

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Property features

Price Term
Monthly
Details
With Parking
Space Area Maximum
1 180 ft² (109.63 m²)
Number of business units
1
Unknown
Available from
November 1st 2026

Parking / Driveway:

  • Asphalt
  • Outside

Location:

  • Highway access
  • Public transport
  • Close to all services

Near Commerce:

  • Supermarket
  • Drugstore
  • Restaurant
  • Bar

Near Educational Services:

  • Day nursery
  • Elementary school
  • College

Near Health Services:

  • Hospital
  • Medical Center

Heating Source:

  • Electric

Complete list of property features

Annual and Monthly costs

Summary of Expenditures
Monthly
Annual
Municipal Taxes
$0.08
$1.00

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Could this property be “the one”? Here’s an overview of the steps involved in becoming the owner. These steps and the legal implications remain the same whether the property is purchased from an individual or through a broker.

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Financing

One of the first things to do when looking for a property is to get a mortgage preapproval from a financial institution. The goal is to determine borrowing capacity, and as a result, the price range to be looking in.

2
Offer to purchase

The property suits the budget and needs? Time to submit an offer to purchase! This document sets out the price, the elements included in the sale, the possession date, the conditions of purchase and all other information relevant to the sale.

3
Conditions of purchase

The offer to purchase generally includes conditions. The most common are the property passing an inspection, the buyer providing proof of financing and the buyer selling their own property. Once the listed conditions are met, the property is considered sold.

4
Property transfer

The last step is to see a notary, who is generally chosen by the buyer. This real estate professional drafts the deed of sale and ensures that the interests of all parties involved are respected.

Once the deed of sale is notarized, the new owner gets the keys to the home. All that’s left is to move in!

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Availability:
 
November 1st 2026

Office for rent

125-4600 boul. Henri-Bourassa Charlesbourg Québec Rive-Nord

No. 1143904

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