J.P. Holdings
8565 Doyle Line N7M 5J3 Chatham, ON, Canada

It’s our pleasure to announce the completion of our latest project and the newest apartments in downtown Chatham. We have done many projects downtown and plan to continue to do so. There is still a out of history and beautiful projects out there right in our own backyard... you just need the right group of people to polish them up... and we’re up for the job! #buildingrestorationmasters, #downtownchatham #onebuildngatatime #hardworkpaysoff

The community patio at our brand new Apartments is coming together! We can taste the adult beverages already.... figuratively that is.... it’s still the work day . #newyorkstylelofts #downtownchatham #JPContractors #almostfinished

The renderings for 140 king. These renderings show both the front and back concept for our building for lease on King and Llewelyn streets. Inquire for more info, they are going to be amazing.

Zoned Commercial/Retail, 2000-9000 sq ft main floor. The 2nd or 3rd floors at 4500 sq ft a piece. Imagine your company in this beautiful piece of history. High ceilings, beautifully restored 40’s terrazzo floors, 18th century brick walls all coming together to create a one of a kind building right in the heart of downtown Chatham. Facing 3 different streets (King, 5th and Llewellyn), the accessibly and exposure is unmatched. Each facade has its own magnificent early 19th ...century designs, just demanding attention. With perks such as: handicapped accessibility, extra basement storage available, elevator, roof top patios and spectacular views, what more could you want in a building. Be the envy of the neighbourhood and contact JP Holdings today to discuss becoming a tenant in this beautiful piece of history in a highly desired location. Become a part of Chatham’s downtown and experience firsthand the beauty it has to offer. The History: Built originally in 1899 by John McCorvie, this building has seen many changes over the years. A major renovation on the building in 1948 has changed a lot of the building, but there are some remnants of the old building which are now almost 120 years old. We have maintained this history in our future plans and renovations of this building. Restored terrazzo floors, exposed brick walls, giant beams and columns really bring out the character of a time long ago. The history of the past remains and now the modern amenities of the present have been added. The result is a perfect merger of past and present to create a space that truly excites.

144 king street. This building is home to Benjamin Moore in Chatham as well as the new location of All That Jazz. This is the back view from Llewelyn Street.