Constructed in 1870, the Burgess Building was designed by architect George Waterman Cady in the post-Civil War period of Providence’s central business district expansion. It is now the oldest surviving building on Westminster Street. The O’Gorman Building, constructed in 1925, features an elaborately detailed white terracotta façade beautifully detailed with a peacock. The two buildings are located at 220 - 232 Westminster Street, respectively.

FLOOR LAYOUT, UNIT SIZES AND PRICING
Each of the 13 LOFTS that make up these two buildings is unique. Within the Burgess Building there are some smaller, studio style LOFTS, all approximately 800 square feet. Burgess also features two Penthouse LOFTS, which are over 2,200 square feet, have 2 bathrooms, a mezzanine level and skylights. The five LOFTS in the O’Gorman Building are all similar in size at approximately 2,400 square feet and feature a semi-traditional 2-bedroom layout with 2 1/2 baths as well as new environmentally friendly bamboo wood flooring. Rents for the smaller LOFTS in Burgess are approximately $1,000 per month. The range for the larger LOFTS in both Burgess and O’Gorman start at $1,100.

PARKING OPTIONS '
The Peerless Building houses underground parking with sixty-seven spaces. Also, there is parking available at Grant's Block. Grant's Block outdoor lot is located adjacent to the Alice Building at the corner of Westminster and Clemence Street.

In addition, there are a number of lots with monthly parking rates all located within a close proximity to the building. Please fill out our contact form to receive a complete list with contact numbers and pricing information.

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

LEASING OFFICE PHONE 401-276-1155