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Over 15,000 Sq Ft of Retail and Leisure Opportunities Meridian Circus CENTENARY QUAY THE WATERSIDE DESTINATION SOUTHAMPTON | SO19 9SS OVER 15,000 SQ FT OF RETAIL AND LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES MERIDIAN CIRCUS In just a few years, Centenary Quay has evolved from a disused stretch of riverside, into a vibrant landmark residential community. Close to the waterside, the latest phase of Meridian Circus is the retail hub of the Scheme. With units available to let for shops, cafes and restaurants, along with a Morrisons Supermarket, Meridian Circus is set to become an exciting and vibrant retail location. Key Completed Completion summer 2015 Future Phases Marine Employment Quarter John Thornycroft Road RU14 RU13 RU12 RU11 THE WATERSIDE RU10 DESTINATION RU1 RU2 RU3 SALES & MARKETING SUITE Keel Road Location Situated at the centre of the Centenary Quay is set to become a development is Meridian Circus, which RU22 RU21 vibrant destination on the banks of will form the heart of the retail and the River Itchen and just 3 miles from leisure area. With 6870 sq ft of A1 retail Morrisons Food Store Southampton City Centre. It can be and 8450 sq ft of A3 leisure, Morrisons A1 Retail easily accessed via a comprehensive supermarket and public parking, this A3 & A4 Leisure External Terrace road network and is situated just a 10 will be a new destination - not just for N Residential tower minute drive from J14 of the M3, or J8 the community, but for the whole of of the M27. Southampton and beyond. Woolston and Southampton Central Planning Availability Timetable train stations, are only a 5 or 10 minute The scheme benefi ts from retail, A3 Retail sq ft sq m Unit sq ft sq m The A1, A3 and A4 units are available for walk respectively. and A4 leisure uses. RU1 580 54 Morrisons 65, 850 6117.7 occupation in July 2015. Morrisons is due to open Quarter 3 2015. RU2 795 74 Leisure sq ft sq m Scheme Demographics RU3 1211 113.2 RU14 1454 154.0 In just a few years Centenary Quay Southampton’s population is estimated Specifi cation RU10 1248 116 has evolved into a new landmark to be circa 236,000 people, and is the RU21 3132 291 Units will be completed to a shell fi nish with community in Southampton. Once third most densely populated city in the RU11 1000 93 RU22 3659 340 capped off services, shopfronts and screed. complete, the scheme will provide country, after London and Portsmouth RU12 957 89 up to 1620 residential dwellings, an respectively. RU13 1082 101 Car Parking existing 108–space YMCA day nursery There will be 300 public parking spaces and a forthcoming library. provided as part of the Morrisons supermarket. A27 A27 A3090 A27 A36 14 TOOTHILL M27 M3 A32 A36 STONEHAM UPTON 5 SOUTHAMPTON 4 SOUTHAMPTON 2 M27 3 MUNICIPAL AIRPORT A36 M27 M27 MAYBUSH A27 1 SOUTHAMPTON COMMON BITTERNE M271 PARK 1 SHIRLEY A35 PORTSWOOD A3024 A334 A337 MILLBROOK BITTERNE A334 A32 A335 7 WESTERN NORTHAM A3024 DOCKS A3024 SOUTHAMPTON 8 A334 A33 A35 A326 A3057 A3051 M A337 A A33 R C A3025 H A27 W O O A27 D B YP ASS A35 A32 A27 M27 9 10 A326 A27 W BAY ROAD SOUTHAMPTON B3038 WEST QUAY SOLENT ROAD RETAIL PARK HOGLANDS A27 A27 PARK A3057 PEARTREE A3090 GREEN PEARTREE ROAD A27 BARGATE MORTIMER ROAD MARINE PARADE MANOR ROAD EAST STREET A3057 A36 SEA ROAD 14 TOOTHILL M27 M3 HAZEL ROAD BRIDGE ROAD HERBERT WALKER AVENUE A32 DUKE ST RADSTOCK ROAD A36 STONEHAM ALBERT ROAD N UPTON QUEENS WAY CENTRAL BRIDGE WOOLSTON 5 THREEFIELD LN B3038 RAIL 4 SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON A3025 BE T 2 O RNARD S A3025 M27 MUNICIPAL AIRPORT X THE ITCHEN BRIDGE 3 B3039 F A3025 O R A33 D A36 A3057 ST B3039 PORTSMOUTH ROAD A3025 MAYFLOWER M27 M27 PARK CANUTE ROAD INKERMAN ROAD MAYBUSH A27 1 A33 CANUTE ROAD WHARF ROAD SOUTHAMPTON OLD ROAD COMMON BITTERNE WOODLEY ROAD FLORENCE ROAD PARK M271 OCEAN WAY CENTRAL ROAD 1 SHIRLEY K OBELISK ROAD A35 E L A334 A337 PORTSWOOD A3024 BITTERNE N A MILLBROOK T A334 W E A32 A335 E R 7 M WESTERN A3024 P I NORTHAM R IT DOCKS A3024 WEST ROAD I Y R OBELISK ROAD SE WA A LAKE ROAD SOUTHAMPTON M TOWN QUAY 8 EUROPEAN WAY CENTENARY A334 QUAY WESTON GROVE ROAD A33 A35 A326 A3057 CENTENARY A3051 M QUAY A337 A A33 R C A3025 H A27 BRAZIL ROAD W O O A27 RIVER ITCHEN VICTORIA ROAD D BY P DOCKS ASS EASTERN A35 SWIFT ROAD A32 A27 M27 9 10 A326 A27 Tim Clark Kevin Marsh T: (0) 1329 222833 T: (0) 23 8071 3959 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W BAY ROAD SOUTHAMPTON B3038 WEST QUAY SOLENT ROAD RETAIL PARK HOGLANDS PARK A3057 PEARTREE GREEN PEARTREE ROAD BARGATE MORTIMER ROAD MARINE PARADE MANOR ROAD EAST STREET A3057 SEA ROAD HAZEL ROAD BRIDGE ROAD HERBERT WALKER AVENUE DUKE ST RADSTOCK ROAD ALBERT ROAD N QUEENS WAY CENTRAL BRIDGE WOOLSTON THREEFIELD LN B3038 RAIL A3025 BE T O RNARD S A3025 X THE ITCHEN BRIDGE B3039 F A3025 O R A33 D A3057 ST B3039 PORTSMOUTH ROAD A3025 MAYFLOWER PARK CANUTE ROAD INKERMAN ROAD A33 CANUTE ROAD WHARF ROAD OLD ROAD WOODLEY ROAD FLORENCE ROAD OCEAN WAY CENTRAL ROAD K OBELISK ROAD E L N A T W E E R M P I R IT WEST ROAD I R S AY A LAKE ROAD OBELISK ROAD E W M TOWN QUAY EUROPEAN WAY WESTON GROVE ROAD BRAZIL ROAD RIVER ITCHEN VICTORIA ROAD DOCKS EASTERN SWIFT ROAD CENTENARY QUAY Computer generated images are indicative only. 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