Originally constructed in the 1870s, 8 Macdonell Street is a cornerstone of Guelph’s downtown heritage. Known historically as the Mercury Building, it once housed the Guelph Mercury, one of the city’s oldest and most influential newspapers. Situated in the heart of downtown Guelph, 8 Macdonell places you steps from shops, art galleries, and professional services. The area’s restaurants, cafés, and green spaces are ideal for quick meals, casual client meetings, and breaks. With Guelph Central Station and GO close by, commuting by bus or train is easy. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice and independent law firms are a short stroll away, streamlining administrative tasks. Amenities enhance the experience: 10 allocated on-site parking spaces—rare in a central location—ensure easy access for employees and visitors. The Mercury Building’s blend of history and modernity suits tenants who value both character and accessibility. Boutique law firms, accounting practices, marketing agencies, tech start-ups, creative studios, and wellness practices will feel at home here. In short, 8 Macdonell Street offers an unmatched combination of location, style, and convenience—an ideal space for forward-thinking tenants eager to establish their presence in downtown Guelph. Originally constructed in the 1870s, 8 Macdonell Street is a cornerstone of Guelph’s downtown heritage. Known historically as the Mercury Building, it once housed the Guelph Mercury, one of the city’s oldest and most influential newspapers. Gated parking on back of building is available for $150 per month, per space.