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Colchester Retail Park Colchester Co3 3Gt COLCHESTER RETAIL PARK COLCHESTER CO3 3GT 3,961 & 11,995 SQ FT POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE COLCHESTER RETAIL PARK COLCHESTER CO3 3GT Ipswich Royston A505 Saffron Sudbury A14 Walden A10 A131 A12 M11 A134 AVENUE A133 COWDRAY Halstead Stansted A120 NK AV N Airport E BA O OLN R C T Braintree H Bishop’s AY S W A120 COLCHESTER W T A120 E S A Stortford HE E IN EP T L EN S E R I A602 O O Feering MB AD T W A133 CY N M) A133 A RD Y A12 A131 M11 Witham Colchester N A414 Institute O Clacton- R T Harlow H on-Sea Hatfield A10 H I L Chelmsford L A134 Footpath to A414 Cheshunt COLCHESTER town centre Epping RETAIL PARK EAST HILL M25 HILL H HIGH STREET E E A D A12 RN E S A10 M11 A130 T TOWN Billericay L EXDE BALK CENTRE N ROAD A1124 SOUTHWAY A12 A134 A1 A127 SOUTHWA Y ~Basildon Romford D A D MAG A O DALE M25 O R N STR LONDON A13 R EET N T Southend-on-Sea O T LD U A B M LOCATION Colchester is located c.18 miles south-west of Ipswich, c.24 miles north- east of Chelmsford and c.60 miles north-east of London, Colchester Retail Park is situated alongside Sheepen Road on the western edge of the town centre, within 5 minutes walk, connected via a pedestrian footpath. The scheme has direct pedestrian access to and from the Colchester Institute, the largest vocational college in Essex with c.14,000 students. COLCHESTER RETAIL PARK COLCHESTER CO3 3GT 35 STAFF CAR SPACES 1,800 sq ft 29,533 sq ft 10,080 sq ft 98 CUSTOMER CAR SPACES TO LET 3,961 sq ft DESCRIPTION AVAILABILITY 3,967 sq ft The scheme extends to c.61,500 sq ft 3,961 and 11,995 sqft potentially with tenants comprising Matalan, available. Choice Home & Fashion, Poundland and Starbucks. TO LET RENT/ TERMS 11,995 sq ft 137 CUSTOMER CAR SPACES PLANNING Upon request. Open A1 (including food). EPC SHEEPEN ROAD Available on request. COLCHESTER RETAIL PARK COLCHESTER CO3 3GT CONTACT ADAM PATRICK tel: 020 7758 0407 email: [email protected] LAUREN CHEW tel: 020 7758 0413 email: [email protected] MISREPRESENTATION ACT. Edgerley Simpson Howe LLP, for themselves and for the vendors of this property whose agent they are, give notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute, nor constitute any part of, an offer or a contract. 2. All statements contained in these particulars as to this property are made without responsibility on the part of Edgerley Simpson Howe LLP or the vendors or lessors. 3. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to this property are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. 4. Any intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. 5. The vendor does not make or give and neither Edgerley Simpson Howe LLP nor any person in their employment has an authority to give any representation or warranty in relation to this property. May 2018. Alamo Design 01924 471114. Aberdeen Standard Investments is a brand of the investment businesses of Aberdeen Asset Management and Standard Life Investments..
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