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Nx Big Thing THE NX BIG THING Under Construction Available Q2 2021 From 52,000 to 250,000 sq ft BY M1 • J15A M1 LEICESTER M6 BIRMINGHAM Northampton Cross is a speculative 37-acre development offering 354,000 sq ft of highly- NORTHAMPTON specified space, purpose-built for logistics and distribution. Located directly off Junction 15A of the M1, Northampton Cross has a prime location with immediate and easy access to the motorway and surrounding road network. A5123 Comprising a 250,000 sq ft unit and a 104,000 sq ft unit, the development includes NORTHAMPTON SERVICES SOUTH dedicated parking for 332 cars and 47 HGVs, NORTHAMPTON 34 electric vehicle charging points, and 40 SERVICES NORTH covered cycle spaces. The 104,000 sq ft unit has the potential to be sub-divided into two 52,000 sq ft units. Ideally positioned close to J15a local amenities, the site also benefits from access to green landscaped areas, outdoor gym equipment and walking routes. A43 SILVERSTONE M40 250 M1 MILTON KEYNES LONDON 250 104 104 105 105 THE M1 LEICESTER M6 BIRMINGHAM NX BIG THING NORTHAMPTON A5123 NORTHAMPTON SERVICES SOUTH NORTHAMPTON SERVICES NORTH J15a UNDER CONSTRUCTION 52,000 TO 250,000 SQ FT A43 SILVERSTONE M40 M1 MILTON KEYNES LONDON BY 12.5 M 12 M TOTAL POWER TO SITE UNDER EAVES HEIGHT EAVES HEIGHT 1565 kVA 1 MINUTE WITH A FUTURE TO J15A M1(S) 250,000 104,000 MAXIMUM OF 2MVA SQ FT SQ FT 50 M 40 M SERVICE YARD SERVICE YARD The NX Big Thing Strong Regional Workforce Our Sustainability Approximately 747,622 people live within Commitment Northamptonshire1, 45,600 of which are skilled With sustainability at their core, the units are trade employees2. Sitting on the industrial edge designed to be highly efficient, enabling of Northampton in Milton Ham, NX is a prime employment site benefitting from a high-quality occupiers to operate in an environmentally workforce on its doorstep. responsible way. Rated ‘Very Good’ by BREEAM and with an ‘A’ rated Energy Performance Certificate target, 20.6% the development incorporates high air tight standards, translucent roof panels for generous of Northamptonshire population work in levels of natural light, and has a recycled, energy Logistics and Manufacturing occupations compared to 12.9% Great Britain average2 efficient and durable infrastructure. OVER 1.1M residential addresses within 30 mile radius3 460,500 working age population in Northamptonshire2 1 2 Northamptonshire.gov.uk Nomisweb 3 Royal Mail NX250 Indicative CGI • Waste Management heat gains, with appropriate • Recycling Agenda Robust detailing PROJECTmitigates NAME: 225809A - Northamptonzoning, NXabsence detectionIMAGE NOTES: Modern methods of IMAGE NAME: Image 04 - Elevated view from West This Draft is intended for feedback as the image develops. Elements may be work in progress or yet to be addressed air leakage, in excess of and daylight sensors. “ construction incorporate Draft 01 www.blinkimage.com Building RegulationISSUE minimum DATE: 14/08/20 recycled materials within OXFORD 01865 582 909 CODE: 225809A_IM04_D01• Cycle to Work Secure LONDON 020 3637 1125 requirements. the infrastructure, whilst covered bike stores and occupiers have access to • Lighting Strategy Considered shower facilities aim to the required refuse and designs minimise energy encourage staff to cycle recycling facilities. output and reduce internal to work. Making Wellness Work In creating a modern and attractive development, employee wellbeing is high on our agenda. Dedicated spaces at NX aim to boost health and welfare at work, including trim trails, open air gym equipment, shower facilities, quiet spaces and landscaped areas, creating a considerate environment for employees to enjoy. NX marks the spot – 354,000 sq ft of prime logistics space over 37 acres 95.28m Grade A 238m Specification: 250 Access2 Level Doors 250 25 Dock Loading Doors 41 HGV Parking Spaces 2 Storey Offices 50m Access2 Level Doors 1 Level Access Door 218 Car Parking Spaces Loading5 Dock Doors Loading5 Dock Doors 59 Car Parking Spaces 40m 58.93m Access1 Level Door First Floor Offices BREAKOUT 104 SPACE 105 POTENTIAL TO SUB DIVIDE 152.80m 104 105 First Floor Offices 55 Car Parking Spaces Watch this space. www.northamptoncross.co.uk 250,000 SQ FT 104,000 SQ FT 250 23,226 SQ M 104 9,661 SQ M Sq Ft Sq M Sq Ft Sq M Warehouse 237,000 22,018 Warehouse 94,640 8,792 Office (2 storey) 12,000 1,115 Ground Floor Office 1,080 100 GF Welfare Block 1,000 93 First Floor Office 5,460 507 Total Area 250,000 23,226 2 storey Welfare Block 2,820 262 Total Area 104,000 9,661 Yard depth 50M Level access doors 4 Yard depth 40M Dock loading doors 25 Level access doors 2 Clear internal height 12.5M Dock loading doors 10 HGV parking spaces 41 Clear internal height 12M Car parking spaces 218 HGV parking spaces 6 Electric car charging points 22* Car parking spaces 114 Power 885 kVA Electric car charging points 12* *11 electric car charging points with infrastructure for additional 11 spaces Power 676 kVA *6 electric car charging points with infrastructure for additional 6 spaces 95.28m Grade A BREEAM - Very Good EPC - A Rating 238m Specification: • 12% roof lights to the • All units with circa 5% • Power warehouse space reduce the Photovoltaic (solar panel) NX250 885 kVA need for artificial lighting coverage NX104 676 kVA Access2 Level Doors • Translucent cladding above • Future provision available, With a further 435kVA 25 Dock Loading Doors loading docks provide subject to tenant requirements, available on site, taking the additional natural light to for solar generation up to: total development power load 41 HGV Parking Spaces loading areas NX250 1,000 kVA to 2mVA NX104 660 kVA • 34 electric car charging points • 50KN2 floor slabs (suitable for 2 Storey Offices 50m Access2 Level Doors embedding VNA forklift tracks) 1 Level Access Door 218 Car Parking Spaces Loading5 Dock Doors Loading5 Dock Doors 59 Car Parking Spaces 40m 58.93m Access1 Level Door First Floor Offices 152.80m First Floor Offices 55 Car Parking Spaces NX104 Indicative CGI GLASGOW EDINBURGH BELFAST TEESPORT LIVERPOOL DUBLIN M1 EAST MIDLANDS M6 A508 LEICESTER BIRMINGHAM Northampton Cross is a prime logistics location, NORTHAMPTON COVENTRY strategically situated within immediate reach of A5095 M5 M11 FELIXSTOWE the M1 motorway network, and the services at MILTON LUTON STANSTED KEYNES M1 Junction 15A. The southern edge of the site boundary M40 is defined by the M1 motorway, whilst the west is SOUTHEND adjacent to the A5123 trunk road and roundabout.NORTHAMPTON CARDIFF LONDON M4 HEATHROW From its central UK base, NX offers prominent access BRISTOL M25 M3 to major cities, with Leicester, Birmingham and A4500DOVER London located within a 90 minute drive time. GATWICK SOUTHAMPTON A428 A4500 Prime Connections A45 J16 DISTANCES BY ROAD Miles Time A5076 M1 M1 J15a 0.4 1 min A5076 A45 ay East A508 Northampton 10 mins W 3.9 d ey Vall a Upton o R Northampton 4.1 11 mins l l i Train Station H A5076 y e r n u a b L M1 J14 15 16 mins s y n u r u anb H Towcester M1/M6/A14 18.3 18 mins B L a d Road y S b Milton Keynes 18.6 25 mins w ri a d Va n g ll e ey D Daventry International Rail 16 27 mins W ri a ve Freight Terminal y A5123 Leicester 36 46 mins M1/M25 Junction 44.5 46 mins Birmingham 52.4 54 mins London 66.2 1hr 31mins M1 J15a A45 Manchester 135 2hr 40mins Source: Google Maps Sat Nav: NN4 9QS A43 M1 For further information contact the joint agents 020 7198 2000 Richard Meering Mark Webster [email protected] [email protected] Watch this space. J14 James Sanders Jamie Catherall www.northamptoncross.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] A5 Conditions under which particulars are issued: DTRE and Lambert Smith Hampton for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of DTRE and Lambert Smith Hampton has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. www.tasselldesign.co.uk 13885 09/2020. 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