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THE OPPORTUNITY DESIGNED TO REDEFINE Redefining the everyday, Prologis Park Birmingham Interchange goes above and beyond what you’ve come to expect from traditional industrial & distribution property. In addition to stunning, sophisticated working environments with carefully considered and highly crafted details, these landmark buildings take effortless to the next level, providing added excellent local amenities and outstanding connectivity to both UK and international locations. Pushing boundaries and exceeding expectations, this is where form and function works. FEATURES & BENEFITS ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Prologis Park Birmingham Interchange is a speculative development of 310,000 sq ft on 16 acres in an established commercial location, providing the very best industrial & distribution opportunities in the West Midlands. New Grade ‘A’ industrial & An established location, Flexible space available from distribution space with with local occupiers that include 76,975 sq ft – 233,025 sq ft headquarters style specification. Jaguar Land Rover and Rolls-Royce. (7,151 sq m – 21,648 sq m). Rare availability in a Only a 3 minute drive to Outstanding, modern highly sought after east Birmingham Airport. headquarters style office Birmingham location. accommodation. A superb work / life balance Innovation brought to you by the Fully funded with buildings with an abundance of amenities UK’s leading developer and owner of available autumn 2018. available on your doorstep. logistics property – Prologis. Up to 15m Major catchment area with In close proximity to clear internal height. significant local market, great labour amenities at adjacent and quality homes for staff. Birmingham Business Park. 1.6 MILES (3 mins)* M6 (J4) 1.1 MILES (4 mins) * Birmingham International Railway Station 1.3 MILES (3 mins)* Birmingham Airport 2.2 MILES (5 mins) * M42 (J6) *Based on car driving times THECONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS WORLD CLASS IN ANYONE’S LANGUAGE This is a unique opportunity to secure new Grade ‘A’ industrial & distribution space with HQ specification offices in an unrivalled city location. Within close proximity to both the M42 (J6) and M6 (J4), and less than two miles from Birmingham International railway station and airport, Prologis Park Birmingham Interchange is truly an internationally connected destination for modern business. To Birmingham City Centre LOCAL OCCUPIERS A Rolls-Royce H DHL Control Systems I Tarmac B Palletline J Smith News C Logik Logistics K Jaffabox International Ltd L Edwards Buildbase D Fujitsu UK & Ireland M Chep UK E Beiersdorf UK Ltd N John Sisk & Sons F IAC Group G Allianz Insurance PLC Coleshill Heath Road 13 A B Bickenhill Parkway K H C 4 F J M 3 8 L 2 Bickenhill Lane 5 4 11 7 I 9 5 10 G To Birmingham City Centre 12 6 A45 To Tamworth M6 (Toll) M6 A446 M42 (J7) M6 (J4) To M1 (J19) 1 1 E N A446 D 2 3 NO BETTER BALANCE With the NEC just a 5 minute drive and an abundance of amenities available at nearby Birmingham Business Park, this is a better work / life balance. M42 KEY DESTINATIONS 1 Birmingham Business Park 4 Birmingham International 2 NEC Railway Station 3 Birmingham Airport 5 Resorts World Birmingham AMENITIES 1 Pane E Caffe 8 Hotel ibis Styles 2 The Little Owl Birmingham Airport NEC 3 Holiday Inn Express 9 Genting International Casino Birmingham NEC 10 Crowne Plaza 4 Premier Inn Birmingham Birmingham NEC NEC Airport 11 Hilton Birmingham Metropole 5 NatWest 12 Arden Hotel & Leisure Club 6 Esso Garage 13 Regus 7 Living Well Health Clubs - Birmingham NEC / Airport M42 (J6) A45 To M42 (J3a) / M40 To Coventry DESIGN LED DISTRIBUTION Each new building at Prologis Park Birmingham Interchange will be designed and constructed to achieve a minimum BREEAM ‘Very Good’ accreditation and the best EPC rating possible for its size. LOGISTICS WAREHOUSES BUILDING ONE BUILDING TWO Grade ‘A’ Industrial & Logistics Grade ‘A’ Industrial & Logistics warehouse / headquarters style warehouse / headquarters style office opportunity office opportunity 76,975 sq ft (7,151 sq m) 233,025 sq ft (21,648 sq m) BUILDINGS AVAILABLE FROM AUTUMN 2018 15 METRES OF FLAWLESS Yard Depth 50m Minimum Unusually for being so close to Birmingham Airport our Grade ‘A’ design code allows for clear internal Hub heights of up to 15m in Building Two (12.5m in Hub OfficeOffice 2 No Level2 No. Level Building One), ideal for modern racking systems. AccessAccess Doors Doors 1111 No No. Loading Dock LoadingDocks Doors 2 No 2Level No. Level 12 No12 No.Loading Dock Docks Loading Doors AccessAccess Doors Doors Yard Depth 50m Minimum 114.5m 114.5m 2 No Level Access2 No. DoorsLevel 8 No Loading Docks Access Doors 114.5m 8 No. Dock Loading Doors BUILDING 68.5m TWO 68.5m 68.5m 171.25m 171.25m 96.5m BUILDING Two StoreyTwo Storey Offices Offices ONE FirstFirst Floor Floor OfficesOffice BICKENHILL PARKWAY SUSTAINABLE FEATURES All Prologis developments include the following as standard features to ensure a minimum BREEAM ‘Very Good’ accreditation and the best EPC rating possible for the size: SITEPLAN & ACCOMMODATION SCHEDULE BUILDING ONE Warehouse 71,150 sq ft 6,610 sq m First Floor Office 5,825 sq ft 541 sq m Total 76,975 sq ft 7,151 sq m • 12.5m clear internal height • 50m deep secure • Floor loading of 50kN/m² service yard Yard Depth 50m • 16 HGV parking spaces Minimum • 2 level access and 8 dock loading doors • 62 car parking spaces Hub Hub OfficeOffice 2 No Level2 No. Level AccessAccess Doors Doors 1111 No No. Loading Dock LoadingDocks Doors 2 No 2Level No. Level 12 No12 No.Loading Dock Docks Loading Doors AccessAccess Doors Doors BUILDING TWO Yard Depth 50m Minimum Warehouse 209,880 sq ft 19,498 sq m Two Storey Offices 18,145 sq ft 1,686 sq m Hub Office 5,000 sq ft 464 sq m Total 233,025 sq ft 21,648 sq m 114.5m 114.5m 2 No Level Access2 No. DoorsLevel 8 No Loading Docks Access Doors 114.5m 8 No. Dock Loading Doors • 15m clear internal height • 50m minimum deep • Floor loading of 50kN/m² secure service yard • 4 level access and • 54 HGV parking spaces 68.5m 68.5m • 150 car parking spaces 23 dock loading doors 68.5m 171.25m 171.25m 96.5m Two StoreyTwo Storey Offices Offices FirstFirst Floor Floor OfficesOffice BICKENHILL PARKWAY • 15% roof light provision • Rainwater harvesting and solar thermal hot water system • The Planet Mark certification INSPIRING SPACE AS STANDARD Fantastic national and international transport links with Birmingham Airport and Birmingham International train station only a short distance away. Plus, with immediate access to the national motorway network via the M42 (J6) and the M6 (J4), there are few buildings in the UK that can boast connectivity, size and quality on this scale. Set within a major catchment area this impressive development is well served by labour, housing and a wide range of amenities. HEADQUARTERS STYLE OFFICES STATE OF THE ART SPECIFICATION Feature double height Fully fitted open plan offices atrium entrance with raised access floors (150mm minimum void) Suspended ceilings with Floor to ceiling height of 3m PIR controlled LED lighting to offices (2.4m to WCs and ancillary space) Energy efficient Low Generous on-site Pressure Hot Water parking and (LPHW) heating cycle storage Showers / changing facilities Free energy with rooftop (within disabled WCs) photo-voltaic array to offset 10% of the buildings regulated energy. A 4 5 2 M42 To Birmingham City Centre M6 A 4 5 2 A 4 4 J7 6 M6 Toll M6 M6 HGV J4 M6 (J4) 1.6 miles M42 (J6) 2.2 miles M42 / M40 interchange 10 miles A 4 M42 5 Birmingham 12 miles 2 M6 / M69 interchange 14 miles D A M42 / M5 interchange 22 miles O R Birmingham H T A M6 / M1 interchange 25 miles E Business Park H L L I H M1 / M25 interchange 86 miles S E Marston Green L O C M5 / M4 interchange 86 miles ICKENHILL PARKW B AY 4438 B AY KW R A P N L IL O H R N T E H K W IC B A Y RAIL FREIGHT E N A L Hams Hall L L I H Rail Freight Terminal 7 miles N E K C I Prologis RFI DIRFT 30 miles B NEC A 4 5 Birmingham Airport 2 M42 Birmingham P E N International D I G O W A Y To Birmingham City Centre SEAPORTS S OU TH W A Liverpool 107 miles Y Southampton 131 miles DP World London Gateway 138 miles Port Talbot 143 miles Felixstowe 156 miles J6 Teesport 178 miles A 4 52 M42 A 4 5 2 M42 LOCATION To M42 (J7) / M6 (J4) M6 A 4 5 2 A 4 4 J7 6 M6 Toll M6 M6 J4 A 4 M42 5 2 D A To M1 (J19) O R Birmingham H T A E Business Park H L L I H S E Marston Green L O C ICKENHILL PARKW B AY 4438 B AY KW R A P N L IL O H R N T E H K W IC B A Y E N A L L L I H N E K C I B NEC A 4 5 Birmingham Airport 2 M42 Birmingham P E N International D I G O W A Y S OU TH W A Y J6 To Coventry A 4 52 To M42 (J3a) / M40 M42 INTELLIGENCE THROUGH INSIGHT ABOUT PROLOGIS Prologis is the leading developer and owner of logistics property in the UK and worldwide. We have the expertise, the sites and the in-house funds to deliver the high quality buildings that help our customers run their businesses as efficiently as possible.
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