Fort Andross is a Mill Complex strategically located on the Androscoggin River in Brunswick, Maine, just north of Portland, adjacent to Routes 1 and 95. This historic brick structure, once known as the Cabot Mill, has been rechristened "Fort Andross" after the original pre-revolutionary fort erected on the same site in 1688. Over the years, the Mill has served a number of companies in a variety of businesses, including the manufacture of cotton cloth, woolen broadcloth, synthetics, shoes, brushes and woven fiberglass. In this tradition, the buildings phased renovation has followed a mixed use format, providing prime office, retail, light manufacturing and warehouse space. The renovation of a 100,000 square foot office complex within the Mill features exposed brick and beams, spectacular downtown and river views, and a first class heating and air conditioning system. This business center has attracted architectural, engineering and law firms, as well as media, financial services companies and not-for-profits. The building provides a unique and affordable opportunity for area businesses to upgrade their image while allowing for future expansion.