Make waves on the Dartmouth coast with Burnside, a flexible office equipped with its own on-site car park and shared rooftop patio overlooking Wrights Cove. Class A rated and with large windows, the workspace inside is light, airy and beneficial to your productivity.
Get comfortable in ergonomic furniture, connect across highspeed WiFi and build your business in the emerging, lively community. Take a break with a coffee from the kitchen and head out for a walk along the harbour.
Use 2 Ralston Avenue as your registered office and put your company on the map in Burnside Business Park, the commercial hub of Dartmouth. The service covers mail handling, call answering and a local phone number, so correspondence and calls are dealt with while you work remotely. Meeting rooms in the building are open to virtual office users when a client or supplier wants to sit down in person. Register once and you have a professional Nova Scotia address that stands behind everything you send out.
2 Ralston Avenue, Suite 100, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1H7, Canada.
A business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes. The address works as a registered office and public business address for your company.
In the on-site meeting rooms at 2 Ralston Avenue, with a business lounge and common areas alongside.
Request the virtual office through this page and the centre sets up your address and mail handling.
Large windows, ergonomic furniture and a light, airy floor on Ralston Avenue.
Mic Mac Mall Transit Terminal nearby and Halifax Transit routes running through Burnside Business Park.
Shared rooftop terrace and on-site parking, with the harbour walk close by.
Burnside sits at 2 Ralston Avenue inside Burnside Business Park, the primary industrial and commercial district of Dartmouth and a long-standing anchor of the local economy. Public transit is straightforward: the Mic Mac Mall Transit Terminal links Dartmouth to the wider Halifax Regional Municipality, and Halifax Transit routes run through the park itself, while the Dartmouth Ferry Terminal connects across to Halifax. Dartmouth Crossing, a mixed-use retail complex with big-box stores and restaurants, is a short distance away, and Mic Mac Mall adds further shops and services for lunch breaks and errands. Dartmouth General Hospital and the Alderney Gate Public Library are also close, and the harbour walk gives you somewhere to clear your head between meetings.