12 Mountfort St Portland, ME 04101
12 Mountfort Street offers a unique opportunity to lease 6,973 square feet of prime Class A office space in a brand-new, six-story building. Completed in 2022, this stunning waterfront property boasts breathtaking views of the Fore River. Located in Portland's rapidly expanding commercial district, just off Fore Street, this building provides unparalleled access to the city's vibrant amenities. The building features flexible floor plates of 10,000 square feet, allowing for customizable layouts to suit various business needs. Enjoy abundant natural light and floor-to-ceiling windows in a modern, sophisticated environment. The space is delivered in a warm vanilla shell condition, providing tenants with the flexibility to design their ideal workspace. Amenities include covered parking and common decks, catering to the needs of today's workforce. The building is zoned R7 (Compact Urban Residential) & IS-FBC (India Street Form-Based Code) within Cumberland County. This is a rare opportunity to secure space in a state-of-the-art building alongside established tenants, Covetrus and Woodard & Curran. The building's impressive 160,000 square feet total, and 12-foot exposed ceilings, contribute to a truly exceptional office experience. Only one suite remains.
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Covetrus Veterinary Clinic
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VETRO FiberMap (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Corporate Office
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Woodard & Curran Foundation Charitable Organization
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Relentless Investing LLC Financial Advisor
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