97A Exchange St, Portland, ME 04101
This exceptional five-story building at 97A Exchange Street in Portland, Maine's vibrant Old Port district offers a unique blend of traditional office and modern coworking space. Built in 1860, this 18,301 square foot property sits on a 0.1-acre lot and is zoned B3 - Downtown Business PAD Overlay District (APN: Map 32, Block D, Lot 2001, Cumberland County). The building features circuit breaker power and convenient elevator access. Ideal for multiple tenants, this property presents a rare opportunity to secure a prominent location in a thriving submarket (Greater Portland). Its rich history combines seamlessly with modern amenities, making it perfect for businesses seeking a prestigious address and flexible workspace solutions. The building's single structure offers a cohesive and efficient layout, while its central location provides easy access to local amenities, transportation, and a dynamic business community. The property's classic architecture and updated interior create a unique and desirable work environment. This is a chance to establish your business in a landmark building within Portland's bustling downtown core. Inquire today to learn more about leasing opportunities within this historic and well-maintained property.
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