14 York St Portland, ME 04101
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This exceptional commercial property at 14 York Street in Portland's vibrant Old Port offers two distinct office suites for lease within a beautifully preserved historic building. The building, constructed in 1902, boasts a total of 32,394 square feet across three stories and sits on a 0.44-acre lot. The property is zoned B3 and identified by APN Map 40, Block F01, Lot 1 in Cumberland County. The building features a blend of traditional and creative office spaces, perfect for a variety of businesses. Two suites are immediately available: a 2,522 square foot suite on the first floor and a larger 5,816 square foot suite on the third floor. Both spaces are bright, updated, and offer a desirable location within walking distance of Portland's East End, Arts District, and West End. The property is designated as a multi-tenant building. Parking is available in an adjacent lot at market rates, with approximately 8-10 spaces. This unique opportunity combines the charm of a historic building with the convenience of a prime location in Portland's thriving Old Port district. The property's versatile space and central location make it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a prestigious and functional office environment. Inquire today to learn more about leasing options.
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