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Marketing Brochure/Flyer FOR SALE September 2016 September Freehold office accommodation in a prime city centre business location Southampton SO15 2BE 29,489 ft2 (2,739 m2) Detached Office Building • Secure Parking (1:1,000 ft2) Produced by PropertyMarcom PropertyMarcom by Produced Indicative image - not as existing Indicative image - not as existing Ready for business… 2 Grosvenor Square occupies a prominent and prestigious position in the heart of Southampton’s Features business district – a city area that is home to • Two 8 person lifts major brands such as Ordnance Survey, Old • Raised floors Mutual, Carnival Cruises, PWC to name a few. • Recessed lighting The nearby facilities enhance the appeal of the • Air-conditioning environment to staff and visitors alike, with easy • Suspended ceilings access to shops, restaurants, banks and several • Secure car parking public car parks. (1:1,000 ft2) • Male, female and disabled WCs on each floor • Reception Indicative image - not as existing M3 to Winchester/London A3057 to 14 A335 to Eastleigh Romsey 7 M2 4 Southampton 4 International Airport 5 Southampton Parkway Station 3 A33 M27 to Rownams Bournemouth A27 A35 M 27 Lordshill M271 Bassett A35 Swaythling A27 Southampton Common Portswood A35 A33 Bitterne …inA35 the ideal location 7 A35 to A334 to Lyndhurst/ Thornhill Hedge End New Forest Southampton A27 M SouthamptonDo cCentralks mainline railway station is approximately 2 10 minutes’ walk from the building,Central with direct and regular services to 7 Station Sholing London Waterloo (scheduled travelCit ytime of 76 minutes). Centre A3025 8 The A33 (The Avenue) can be accessed easilyW ofromolston the building, M27 to leading to J14 of the M3 and the wider UK motorway network. Portsmouth Southampton International Airport is situated circa 4.5 miles away, just beyond Junction 5 of the M27 and the city is renowned for its global shipping capability. To M3 North & T sq ft sq m S Indicative floor plan London T E S Reception 315 29.26 E A C R 3 A D O L R 0 Ground Floor 9538 886.14 P D 5 N 7 D O R 5 D First floor 9818 912.09 S O N 3 H F 3 O I Grosvenor D L A R E L B Second floor 9818 912.09 E Square Y PL R ND 29,489 2,739.59 D LA ER MB S CU T A D N To M27 East RCIAL R D COMME R Civic EW A To M27 West Centre S 30 RD 24 Central Station M W RD O LANADE NE UNTBATTEN WAY WESTERN ESP P K R I O A N A B 3 R G 0 E 5 T V 7 West Quay S L O W W B Retail Park A E A ST West N A Y Q D U Quay Southampton A T Y E Docks R R D R Bargate M3 to Winchester/London A3057 to 14 A335 to Eastleigh Romsey 7 Perfectly networked M2 4 Southampton 4 International Airport 5 Road Southampton Parkway Station 3 A33 Southampton Airport 4.5 miles M27 to Rownams Bournemouth A27 Heathrow 68 miles A35 M 27 Central London 79 miles Lordshill M271 Bassett Winchester 14 miles A35 Swaythling A27 Southampton Common Portswood Rail A35 London Waterloo 76 mins approx. A33 Bitterne A35 7 A35 to A334 to Lyndhurst/ Thornhill Hedge End New Forest Southampton Air A27 M Docks 2 Southampton International Airport Central 7 Station provides services to a number of Sholing City cities in the UK, Dublin and mainland Centre 8 European destinations. A3025 Woolston M27 to Portsmouth Terms For sale freehold with vacant possession. For further information please contact the agent. September 2016 September EPC To M3 North & T S The property is currently rated as E 123. London T E Savills their clients and any joint agents give notice that: S They are not authorised to make or give any representations orE warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, A C R 3 either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise.A They assumeD no responsibility forO any statement that may be 0 L R made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part ofP any offer or contract and must notD be relied upon as statements or 5 N 7 representations of fact. D O R D 5 S Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, O photographsN and plans are for3 guidance only and are not necessarily H F 3 comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessaryO planning, building regulation or other consents and I Grosvenor D L A RSavills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. PurchasersE must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. L B E Square PropertyMarcom by Produced Y PL R ND D LA ER MB S CU T A D N To M27 East RCIAL R D COMME R Civic EW A To M27 West Centre S 30 RD 24 Central Station M W RD O LANADE NE UNTBATTEN WAY WESTERN ESP P K R I O A N A B 3 R G 0 E 5 T V 7 West Quay S L O W W B Retail Park A E A ST West N A Y Q D U Quay Southampton A T Y E Docks R R D R Bargate .
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