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Space to Grow Discover a Great Location to Build a Great Business Space to grow Discover a great location to build a great business Discover better Contents: – Welcome and introduction – Location and connections – A thriving business location – Conferencing and meeting facilities – Find out more and contacts 400 Longwater Avenue Pre-let Total: 128,522 ft2 More information coming soon. In the mean-time, if you would like to speak with someone about a pre-let opportunity on Green Park, please contact one of our appointed leasing agents. Discover better 500-600 Longwater Avenue Pre-let From: 21,000 ft2 To: 208,851 ft2 More information coming soon. In the mean-time, if you would like to speak with someone about a pre-let opportunity on Green Park, please contact one of our appointed leasing agents. Discover better 700/800/900 South Oak Way Pre-let From: 75,000 ft2 To: 319,000 ft2 More information coming soon. In the mean-time, if you would like to speak with someone about a pre-let opportunity on Green Park, please contact one of our appointed leasing agents. Discover better 600 South Oak Way Pre-let Total: 188,200 ft2 More information coming soon. In the mean-time, if you would like to speak with someone about a pre-let opportunity on Green Park, please contact one of our appointed leasing agents. Discover better “ Good staff expect a certain standard of accommodation and they certainly get that at Green Park.” Janet Turner, Logica Welcome All in a great day’s work Welcome to Green Park – a thriving and Today, Green Park comprises 23 buildings, Clockwise from left: inspiring business community. collectively totalling 1.4m sq ft. All provide The newly refurbished café at 100 Longwater Avenue, Outside 500 light, comfortable work spaces which can South Oak Way, 200 Brook Drive. Discover better be divided, appointed and expanded as Better connections to London and beyond. necessary to meet the specific needs of Better work spaces. Better amenities. your business. Better company in an inspiring business community that’s currently home to more A green and pleasant landscape than 30 companies employing about Green Park extends across 195 acres of 5,000 people. parkland, sensitively landscaped and planted by Place Design & Planning to Architectural excellence create an environment of natural contrasts Green Park follows an original masterplan that surprises and encourages biodiversity. created by award-winning architects A 2.3 megawatt wind turbine designed by Foster + Partners, who designed 100 Foster + Partners generates green energy Longwater Avenue – one of the first on-site. buildings completed here. Other eminent architectural practices, including Nicholas Hare, RHWL, EPR, HOK, Scott Brownrigg, “ Put simply, Green Park Tate Hindle, Hamiltons and Sidell Gibson, allows us to get on and have designed buildings here. do business, providing a great environment for our staff to work in – a crucial component when selecting a location.” Intermec Location and connections A great business location Oxford M1 Oxford station A41 A1 M40 M25 High Wycombe M11 Didcot station North circular Didcot A404 J16 Henley Maidenhead London Paddington station A34 City airport A4 Slough M4 Waterloo station J15 Bristol/South Wales M4 Reading Windsor Reading station Heathrow airport A329 (M) South circular J11 Bracknell J12 Newbury Wokingham A3 A4 A322 A33 A23 A339 M3 Basingstoke Guildford M25 Farnborough airport M23 A3 Guildford station Southampton Gatwick airport Brighton Strategically located in a fast-growing Very well connected Easy access to easy living Left to right: ‘Innovation Corridor’, half an hour from Green Park is 8 minutes from Reading Local places of interest include Cliveden Direct access to the M4 motorway, Shopping in Reading city centre, central London and Heathrow Airport station, which provides up to 12 high- House, Eton, Henley on Thames, Marlow, Map of surrounding area – Green Park is a very well connected speed rail services to central London every Windsor Castle and the university city of business community. hour. Direct services also run to Oxford Oxford. Reading is a thriving commercial (23 minutes away) Bristol (53 minutes centre, offering every resource you would A hothouse business location away) and Birmingham (92 minutes away). expect from a town with serious Green Park is located in the heart of With direct access to the M4 motorway at aspirations to city status, including The Thames Valley – an innovation Junction 11, Heathrow Airport is just 30 excellent hotels and its own Premier corridor that is home to many ambitious miles away, with onward connections to League football team, Reading FC. businesses. Paris, Amsterdam, Moscow, New York, A deep talent pool San Francisco, Tokyo and more than “ …A cool, smart place An estimated 3.7 million adults live within 150 other destinations. to work with great travel one hour’s commute of Green Park, with Shuttle buses connect Green Park to 20% of those in employment, already Reading station and Reading town centre links and gym, crèche working in managerial and senior five days a week, with services every and restaurant right positions. 10 minutes during peak periods and every 20 minutes at other times. Cycle lanes run next door.” between many buildings. Jayne Farrin, Head of Corporate Communications, Thames Water “ Lime square is the hub of Green Park and a regular place to meet whether it is with friends and colleagues at the Gym or over a bite to eat and a social drink at Zest. The park itself has well laid out paths and tracks which I regularly use for an early morning jog or a relaxing walk at lunchtime.” Nigel Townley, Engineering Director, Cisco Systems Thriving business community A great place to build a great business Green Park is so much more than a Business with more buzz (and less bustle) ‘place of work’. Its location, architecture, Our customers share a business landscaping and amenities make it a first environment that matches the ‘buzz’ of choice for ambitious businesses. any urban location, but also provides many secluded spots and quiet corners: places to Keeping very good company work alone, brainstorm with colleagues or Green Park is currently home to more relax at lunchtime. than 30 occupiers, operating across a All 23 buildings at Green Park are all broad spectrum of industry sectors and designed to accommodate the way you employing about 5,000 people. Their work: providing the flexibility to create diversity and combined energy have common spaces, quiet zones and informal helped to build a thriving and inspiring breakout areas as you require them. business community. “ It was the right choice – the facilities are first rate and everyone in the company benefits from an excellent working environment.” Charles Marchetti, Finance Director of Archimedes Pharma Above: Quintiles, 500 Brook Drive, Below: Thames Water, 550 South Oak Way. Thriving business community: amenities A great choice of local amenities Green Park offers everything your people Great places to refill & refresh Great places for your family Left to right: need to find the right work-life balance. Pick up your morning coffee or a lunchtime Outstanding childcare facilities are The Child Base Day Nursery, The Nuffield Health & Fitness baguette at the newly refurbished café in available at Green Park. The Child Base Club, Lunch at Lime Square, Great places to stretch your body & mind 100 Longwater Avenue’s atrium. Entertain Day Nursery provides day care facilities 20m swimming pool. The Nuffield Health & Fitness Club at Green colleagues or clients at Zest, a smart but for up to 100 children in six playrooms, Park provides a 20m swimming pool and unpretentious restaurant serving each complete with sensory and fully equipped gymnasium as well as a exceptional brasserie-style food. designated sleeping areas. The nursery health and beauty spa, sauna and steam is managed and run by a team of highly room. There’s also a comfortable lounge Great places to shop qualified professionals under the Child bar – the ideal spot to rehydrate and reflect A new W H Smith travel retail concept Care brand, which currently runs on your efforts. will offer newspapers, magazines and 34 nurseries across the UK. stationery plus snacks, coffee and a dry The Mad House is a unique play and party cleaning service. A Costco Wholesale environment that caters for toddlers and supermarket offers fresh food and a wide older kids. The Mad House café serves a choice of other household goods at great cup of coffee and a choice good competitive prices. family food. “ In the past 12 months the change in the park has been fantastic, it has a new lease of life with the paths tended, new tenants joining the Green Park community and a real sense of change and innovation in the air.” Nigel Townley, Engineering Director, Cisco Systems Thriving business community: current occupiers Nothing says more about your company than the company it keeps Discover a thriving and inspiring business community. Green Park is already home to more than 30 great companies, operating across many different industries and sectors. Current occupiers: Longwater Avenue South Oak Way Brook Drive Ace Archimedes Pharma Hsbc Ceridian Huawei Intermec Chubb Insurance Itergy Quintiles Cisco LivePerson Regus Dialog Semiconductor Logica Symantec DSSEC Pra Synopsys ESL Pressalit Care Sia GMC SumTotal Systems JLT Thames Water Quest Raglan Secbe Sepura Vocera Wirebird Above: Quintiles, 500 Brook Drive Below: Symantec, 300 Brook Drive Conferencing and meeting facilities A great meeting place for businesses Green Park offers customers and other A friendly reception and management discerning businesses across the UK, team ensures all guests receive a warm a choice of conference and meeting welcome and enjoy efficient service facilities that are second-to-none. throughout their time at this truly exceptional business resource. The Green Park Conference Centre Car parking is available on site.
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