Coworking spaces in Maine

Build your business from the heart of Maine with flexible workspace at Maine Street Bangor. In a prime spot by the intersection of Interstates 95 and 395, you’re well positioned to get around, grow your network, and connect with suppliers and partners from far and wide. Take up as much space as you need across your bespoke, scalable setup. Smart interiors and ergonomic furniture are there to keep you working in style and comfort, and our fully-equipped meeting rooms have everything you need when you’re hosting. Plus, with Downtown Bangor less than ten minutes away, you’re never far from a coffee, cocktail, or a bite to eat.

Maintain a professional image when you secure open-plan office space at Hutchins Drive in Portland, Maine, the state’s largest city. Position your business strategically in this coastal setting, providing inspiring views and easy access to harbors. Develop strong work relationships as you enjoy the flexibility of coworking spaces that can be reserved in advance or on the day. Navigate the city effortlessly with Congress St bus stop just a two-minute walk away, and Portland International Jetport located approximately 2 miles from the office. Whether you require a hot-desking spot or a central hub for your business, Hutchins Drive has everything you need. Step into our modern office space, equipped with business-grade WiFi and fully-stocked communal kitchens. Find inspiration in the panoramic views of Casco Bay while you settle into work in our well-lit, open office environment. Embrace a warm welcome from our dedicated reception team before you build relationships with like-minded individuals. Collaborate effectively and work together to transform ideas into reality using our comfortable meeting rooms. After work, venture out and explore the nearby area, where you can unwind with a peaceful stroll through nearby green spaces or stop at a local restaurant for a bite to eat.

66 Pearl St places your business in Portland’s Pearl District, where offices, creative firms and professional services cluster around Pearl Street and the waterfront. You’re also closely tied to the Old Port commercial district, a historic maritime area shaped by long-established businesses and working waterfront activity. This setting gives the address a clear identity: part contemporary business neighbourhood, part harbourfront commercial Portland. From here, Portland’s waterfront is a defining part of the working day, with the Portland waterfront / Fore River promenade, Casco Bay Lines Ferry Terminal and Ocean Gateway International Marine Passenger Terminal all reinforcing the area’s connection to the bay. Wider travel is supported by the Portland Transportation Center for Amtrak Downeaster and regional bus links, plus Portland International Jetport. Around downtown, you’re also connected to Portland Museum of Art, Merrill Auditorium, Portland City Hall, the University of Southern Maine and Maine College of Art, with Congress Square Park and the Eastern Promenade adding public open space nearby.