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Are you tired of working from home or the local coffee shop?
Sick of commuting long distances?
Are you looking for an affordable, professional, and productive environment to grow your business and separate your home life from your work life?
Look no further!
As one of Gloucester’s most historic buildings, today’s Blackburn Building offers the most affordable private offices and coworking spaces on Cape Ann. Ideal for area residents, businesses, artists, and budding entrepreneurs, our office suites and coworking passes are a great way to work downtown without enduring a long commute while experiencing all that historic downtown Gloucester has to offer. If you’re looking for an affordable, flexible, and easy going place to work, The Blackburn Offices have you covered.
The Blackburn Building has a wide assortment of dedicated private office spaces that are 25% larger than the competition for 30% less monthly rent.
If you're not in the market for a dedicated private office but still want t get out of the house, The Blackburn Building has flexible coworking spaces.
The Blackburn Building likes to keep things simple and easy for our tenants, so we have a straightforward month-to-month leasing option that fits your needs.
Our historic, flexible, and easy-going facilities provide the perfect backdrop for collaboration, networking, and focused work. The Blackburn Building is Cape Ann’s most affordable private office and coworking solution that boasts a vibrant downtown setting. Our flexible lease options, private offices, and open coworking areas support your business needs while allowing you to enjoy all downtown Gloucester has on offer.
Many of Blackburn’s tenants are long-term community members who have been with us for many years. Here’s what a few of them have to say about working in one of Cape Ann’s most historic buildings in vibrant downtown Gloucester.
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“There’s no better location than the Blackburn Building. Being right downtown I can easily access shops, restaurants, and more. It’s great!”
“I can’t complain. It’s affordable, efficient, and serves the purpose. Great space for the price.”
“Working from home got to be too much, and all of the other office spaces in town were just too expensive. The Blackburn is the perfect solution that gives me a place to work right downtown but without a long commute. It works great for me.”
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The Blackburn Building has a storied past and is continually evolving. Come join our growing community of artists, entrepreneurs, small business owners, and professionals alike.
Coworking spaces and office spaces provide a professional and focused environment that is conducive to increased productivity and creativity. With the elimination of distractions, you can get more done in less time.
Coworking spaces offer a community of like-minded professionals and entrepreneurs, providing opportunities for collaboration, referrals, and business connections.
Renting an office space or coworking space can be more cost-effective than setting up a traditional office, as it eliminates the need for long-term leases, high startup costs, and maintenance expenses.
Coworking and office spaces offer flexible lease options, allowing you to only pay for the space you need when you need it. This can be especially beneficial for small businesses and startups that need to keep costs low while still providing a professional work environment.
The Tappan Building, located in Gloucester, Massachusetts, is a historic building with a rich history dating back to the late 19th century. The building, originally constructed in 1810, has served various purposes throughout its history and continues to be a prominent feature of the city’s downtown area.
Captain John Tappan, a successful local businessman, and shipbuilder, built the Tappan Building. The building was designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style and was originally used as a commercial and retail space. Various businesses, including a pharmacy, a dry goods store, and a grocery store, occupied the first-floor storefronts. The upper floors of the building were used as office space and apartments.