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March 21, 2008 Leave a Comment

Artist live/work space in Lowell

Whether you’re serious about buying or just ‘buy-curious’, Needham and Lowell both have awesome new opportunities for artists looking to purchase their own workspace.

In Needham, the newly renovated Gorse Mill Studios building contains three floors of studios with many ammenities. In Lowell, the Marston Building has 7 units of artist live/work space in it, with lots of natural light (see image above).

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