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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE to LET 3,500 – 16,000 Sq Ft CITY CENTRE RETAIL/ LEISURE OPPORTUNITY NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE TO LET 3,500 – 16,000 sq ft CITY CENTRE RETAIL/ LEISURE OPPORTUNITY NEWGATE STREET/CLAYTON STREET, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, NE1 5RE 10 13 10 25 23 14 18 9 8 4 7 22 5 2 3 1 The Property 2 The Gate 16 3 St Andrews Way, Intu Eldon Square 26 4 Intu Eldon Square Shopping Centre 21 5 Northumberland Street 15 6 Grey Street 7 Fenwick Department Store 8 M & S 12 9 John Lewis 10 Newcastle University 1 11 Motel One Hotel 12 Everyman Cinema 17 13 St James’ Park 6 14 Science Central 19 15 Grainger Market 11 16 Showcase Cinema 17 Indigo Hotel 18 St James’ ParklMetro Station 19 Bigg Market 20 Central Station (East Coast Mainline & Metro) 21 Monument Metro Station 22 Newgate Co-op Building & Premier Inn 24 23 Sandman Hotel 24 County Hotel 25 Haymarket Bus / Metro Station 26 Blackfriars /China Town 20 LOCATION DEMOGRAPHICS The units will comprise part of a landmark development in the heart of Newcastle Newcastle City Centre is a regional retail destination for the North East of England City Centre. The location is very accessible by public transport with both Newcastle and pulls from a wide geographical area. The nearest competing centres are Central Station and Metro Stations within 5 minutes’NEWCASTL walk,E whilst Newgate Street is Edinburgh some 100 miles to the North and Leeds the same distance to the south. UNIVERSITY one of the main bus routes through the city. LIBRARY OAD CASTLE LEAZES R 2.2M people live within a 45 minute drive time. GREAT NORTH YFORD AND To the immediate North of the siteMUSEUM: is The HANCOCK Gate Leisure complex, home to aS 12 screen This catchment has a total retail spend of £8bn. Empire Cinema in addition to a variety of restaurants including, Nando’s and TGI Friday plus several late night bars and an Aspers Casino. The city centre is dominated by intu’s Eldon Square Shopping Centre comprising 150 shops and restaurants in 1.35M sq ft. Intu have spent in excess of £240M in the past 7 RICHARSt James’ Park Football Stadium, a 52,000 seat capacity Premier League Venue, and D years extending, refurbishing and refreshing the scheme. St Andrew’s Way anchored A the City’s lively ChinatownO NEWCASTL districtE are located nearby to the North West. REET R D D GALLERY by Debenhams at the NewgateRWICK ST Street end of the scheme is now recognised to be SON A UNIVERSITY WA RI OA NORTH R Also, in immediateO proximity is the Debenhams entrance to Intu Eldon Square; Newcastle’s prime retail pitch. R OA T C TH I Newcastle’sD premierV shopping centre, providing 1.6 million sq ft of retail OR Marks & Spencer, Fenwicks, John Lewis and Debenhams all have major department N N accommodation.E Other nearby retail Toccupiers include:PLACE E MARY’S stores in the City Centre and all linked into Eldon Square. U EA ST NORTHUMBRIA ST R Q T G UNIVERSITY HOMAS’ 8 Haymarket NEWCASTLE 34M shoppers visit Eldon Square alone annually, one of the highest footfall counts for 1 S 3 NEWCASTLE S TRE 1 CITY CAMPUS T ET B CITY HALL a UK Shopping CentreO and Trevor Wood has recently ranked Eldon Sq as 15th in the LEAZES PARK DD UK hierarchy of schemes.A L R EA T S ZE B TREE A R RS R A T T C ERRACE K A167(M) RO AD NORTH EAST ST. JAMES’ PARK ART COLLECTIVE A1 89 CE PLA Y BERR W OLD ELDON P I A193 W TRA L S SQUARE G ELLING BLACKETT R ST I Manors St James M T S A167(M) TO E Monument T R N N RE EL E S CHINATOWN SO E T ST N T RE S E T E T T GA GRAINGER G R T W S MARKET E E Y N THE GATE S ELL CITY CENTRE RETAIL/ T MANORS W R O LEISURE OPPORTUNITY E E ST T E G D T I D S R V B N O H WE BL B ST IG G G ’ YT ATE G I ROAD LA M H ES C A RK M ET JA 6 T 18 SUMMERHILL S O2 ACADEMY A PARK NEWCASTLE S T T NI S W C O E HO E ST D O G I L S A L Y R T T A REE E AS U DISCOVERY E ST R Q T LLE Central O ’ EVI AD A N ST RIVER TYNE MUSEUM W NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE CASTLE L NEWCASTLE CENTRAL IL DH CITY MARINA N SA TYNE TIMES ST RIVERSIDE SQUARE TH B R NEWCASTLE R FO ID GE E S O L C THE MASTERPLAN McAleer & Rushe have demolished the 1960’s shopping centre and Newgate Hotel and are in the process of developing the c.2 acre city centre site to create an exciting mixed use development. Once complete, the landmark scheme will include 575 purpose built student rooms operated by Unite Group, a 265 bedroom Maldron hotel and large retail and leisure units facing Newgate Street and Clayton Street. The student and hotel elements will be completed Q3 2018 and Q1 2019 respectively. Unit 1 will be ready for occupation in March 2019 and Unit 2 in August 2018. THE PROPERTY The units will comprise of retail / leisure accommodation (A1, A2 and /or A3) at ground and first floor level. The units are serviced via a BOH area at basement level, where there are also retail storage units. All units will be provided to developers shell and core specification. TERMS Expressions of interest are invited for part or the whole of each unit. PLANNING Consent has been granted for retail and/ or leisure uses (Use class A1, A2 and/or A3) under application 2014/0568/01/DET and 2017/1227/01/DET. FLOOR PLANS NEWGATE STREET NEWGATE STREET GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR UNIT 1 UNIT 1 CLAYTON STREET CLAYTON STREET UNIT 2 ACCOMMODATION Unit sq m sq ft Unit 1 - Ground 930 10,010 Unit 1 - First Floor 583 6,275 Unit 1 – Basement storage 109 1,173 Not to scale. For identification Unit 2 - Ground 718 7,729 purposes only. Unit 2 – Basement storage 206 2,217 CONTACT A development by: ‘IMPORTANT NOTICE: Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure accuracy and to check the facts contained in these particulars are complete. Interested parties are strongly advised to take appropriate steps to verify by independent inspection or Mark Convery Bob Fletcher enquiry all information for themselves and to take appropriate professional advice. Direct: 0191 269 0103 Direct: 0191 280 4238 (i) No description or information given about the site or its value, whether written or verbal or whether or not in these particulars (‘information’) may be relied upon Mobile: 07525872141 Mobile: 07733 529228 as a statement of representation or fact. (ii) Any areas, measurements or distances [email protected] [email protected] given are approximate only. (iii) Any reference to alterations to, or use of any part of the site is not a statement that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consent has been obtained. These matters must be verified by any intending buyer / Kevin McGorie, lessee. (iv) Any buyer / lessee must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to Dan Turner the correctness of any information given.’ November 2017. Direct: 0191 269 0174 Direct: 0191 280 4237 Mobile: 07901710671 Mobile: 07760 165 077 [email protected] [email protected].
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