Singular Style

Spacious loft-style units with exposed beams, vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors create the ideal environment for innovation. Oversized arching windows offer amazing views of the river. The ground floor has been reserved for retail shops, restaurants and museum exhibition space.

Developers expect to add a coffee shop and brewpub to make it an even more inviting destination, and plans for a boutique hotel as well as pratice space for musicians are also in the mix. A bike and rollerblade path to the neighboring town of Fairfield is being extended along the river near the building, and a dock will be installed so that tenants can easily access the river.

Property Snapshot:

  • Five stories of available space (approx. 236,000 sq. ft.)
  • Lot size: five acres
  • Flexible zoning
  • Ample on-site parking
  • Nearly 300 feet of unspoiled river views
  • Two distinct fiber optic connections
  • UPS (uninterrupted power service)
  • On-site teleconferencing
  • Keyless entry
  • Easy access to downtown services, two international airports, and I-95

Available Space

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Level 1: Office, retail, restaurant, & museum space
with unit sizes from 500 to 5000 sq. ft. (below)


Level 2: Office & meeting space
with unit sizes from 2500 to 30,000 sq. ft. (below)


Level 3: Incubator/office space, teleconferencing facility,
with units from 2500 to 50,000 sq. ft.


Levels 4 & 5: Residential & live/work spaces
with studios from 500 to 900 sq. ft.,
& live/work spaces from 700 to 1500 sq. ft. (below)

Sample Layouts:
Two Bedroom, Two Bath Unit
One Bedroom, One and 1/2 Baths Unit
Loft Unit

Waterville Has:

An available and qualified workforce:
With a local unemployment level of 5.4 percent, Waterville possesses a capable, competent labor pool that is ready to go to work immediately. In addition, Waterville’s two institutes of higher learning, Colby College and Thomas College, are feeding grounds for the area’s best and brightest new talent. Colby is one of the nation’s first and finest liberal arts colleges, and Thomas offers a nationally recognized business program.

An existing community of creative entrepreneurs:
According to the Maine Arts Commission database, there are 206 registered artists and arts organizations within a 20-mile radius of Waterville. The downtown creative cluster includes software development, multi-media production, Web hosting & design, music CD production, and graphic design. Two new art galleries have opened downtown, and approximately a dozen businesses display monthly exhibits by local artists.

Economic Incentives

Strong collaboration between state and local government, and private industry enables new and expanded businesses to work directly with decision makers for fast access to a variety of incentives:

Downtown Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is available to assist with development and financing costs.

The Economic Development Revolving Loan Program (EDRLP), administered by the Kennebec Valley Council of Governments, provides loans from $25,000 to $200,000 for projects including new construction, modernization, land acquisition, machinery and equipment, business acquisition, and working capital.

Tenants may qualify for Maine Pine Tree Zone benefits including:

  • 100 percent refund of corporate income tax and insurance premium tax for five years and a 50 percent refund for an additional five years
  • 100 percent sales and use tax exemption on construction materials and equipment purchases
  • Employment Tax Increment Financing
  • Local Option Tax Increment Financing
  • Reduced Electric Rates