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The New Sittingbourne 05. THE TEAM /CONTACT 1 INTRODUCTION 2 THE NEW SITTINGBOURNE SITTINGBOURNE TOWN CENTRE IS BEING TRANSFORMED INTO A LEISURE DESTINATION AND THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BE A PART OF IT 63 BED OPEN NOW CINEMA AND OPENING OPEN NOW A 308 SPACE BOWL OPENING SPRING 2021 MULTI-STOREY MAY 2021 CAR PARK OPEN NOW 05.CONTENTS THE TEAM /CONTACT 3 1. WHY SITTINGBOURNE TOWN CENTRE? 2. TRANSPORT & LOCATION 3. SITES OVERVIEW 4. BOURNE PLACE 5. THE TEAM / CONTACT 05.WHY THE SITTINGBOURNE TEAM /CONTACT 4 WHY BOURNE PLACE? BRAND NEW PUBLIC SQUARE WITH AN 8-SREEN CINEMA, BOWLING, 63-BED TRAVELODGE HOTEL AND FIVE RESTAURANTS COMING 2021 387K 5 30 POPULATION MINUTES SECONDS Within 20-minute To the M2 Walk from the station serving drive time which connects with 1.95 million passengers per year the M25 and M20 308 63 8 SPACE BED TRAINS PER HOUR Multi-storey Travelodge Connecting the Kent coast with car park London St Pancras in 1hr and London Victoria in 1hr 5 minutes 05. THE TEAM /CONTACT 5 EAT AT OUR BRAND NEW RESTAURANTS WATCH AT OUR NEW EIGHT-SCREEN CINEMA 05. THE TEAM /CONTACT 6 STAY AT THE CENTRE OF IT ALL WITH OUR BRAND NEW HOTEL PLAY WITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS BOURNE PLACE TRANSPORT02. TRANSPORT & LOCATION & LOCATION 75 BOURNE PLACE IS THE ONLY LONDON LEISURE QUARTER WITHIN A 40 Sittingbourne LPopulationONDON 8.136 million MILE RADIUS TO HAVE AN POPULATION 8.136 MILLION SITTINGBOURNEto London TO LONDON KINGS CROSS STRATFORD By Train 8-SCREEN CINEMA, KINGSST PANCRAS CROSS STRATFORD BY TRAIN ST PANCRAS Stratford 5 RESTAURANTS AND A HOTEL. ST51R AMinsTFORD 51 MINS Kings Cross WHICH WILL ATTRACT UP TO KINGS60 Mins CROSS Ebbsfleet 60 MINS 400,000 VISITORS EACH YEAR. Dartford Population 40,000 London Victoria Population 85,911 EBBSFLEET DARTFORD (Projected) LONDON1 Hr 5 MinsVICTORIA POPULATION 85,911 1 HR 5 MINS J2 J2 Paramount A2 / M2 Motorway Medway Theme Park Population 271,105 A2 / M2 MOTORWAY Proposed theme park site LONDON BOURNE Margate M25 Whitstable LVICTORIAONDON MAPopulationRGATE 57,008 VICTORIA M20 Motorway PLACE WHITPopulationSTABLE 30,000 M20 MOTORWAY J3 J3 M25 Maidstone Faversham Sittingbourne MAIDSTONE FPopulationAVERSHAM 17,710 SITTINGBOURNEto London TO LONDON Canterbury By Car Sittingbourne SITTINGBOURNE CANPopulationTERBURY 43,432 BY1 HrCAR 17 Mins SITTINGBOURNEto Maidstone SITTINGBOURNE 1 HR 17 MINS TO MAIDSTONE POPULATION 62,500 By Car Sittingbourne BY30 CAR Mins SITTINGBOURNEto Canterbury 30 MINS TO CANTERBURY By Car Dover B40Y CAR Mins DPopulationOVER 39,078 40 MINS KEY KEY Ashford By Train Population 58,936 B31Y MinsTRAIN ASHFORD Road ROAD 31 MINS Rail RAIL DOMINO’S E OM H T A S N T O PE IM CHURCH S L S U DUNELM LUKE A SITE OVERVIEW 8 P MILL HU TREET R S HA T LFOR D S Y LANE A CARPET WN QU KFC RIGHT CRO PIZZA HUT CURRYS ALL MCDONALD’S PRINCES HOMEBASE THE W MILL W STREET RETAIL AY PRINCES STREET PARK RETAIL PARK HOME BARGAINS, THE FOOD WAREHOUSE AND COSTA COFFEE OPENED THEIR DOORS IN JULY 2018 EUROLINK WAY HOME BARGAINS MORRISONS COSTA CAR PARK FOOD WAREHOUSE SERVICE AREA RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS MIL TON ROAD BOURNE FOUNTAIN STREET RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS UNIT 1 PLACE AVAILABLE DOVER STREET UNIT 2 AVAILABLE A NEW CULTURAL QUARTER UNIT 3A UNIT 6 AVAILABLE PEDESTRIAN LINK TO CAR PARK WITH AN 8-SCREEN MULTIPLEX CHURCH STREET UNIT 3B CINEMA, BOWLING ALLEY AND 5 RESTAURANTS CENTRED RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS UNIT 4 THE FORUM SHOPPING CENTRE ROUND AN ATTRACTIVE PLAZA, THE FORUM CAR PARK WITH OUTSIDE EATING AREAS T E AD E O R BOWLING T S R E TION R V A T O S D HIGH STREET HIGH STREET HIGH STREET BOURNE PLACE 9 BIG BOX RETAIL PARK SITTINGBOURNE UNIT 1 STATION AVAILABLE BOWLING UNIT 3A 325SQM / AVAILABLE 3500SQFT SITTINGBOURNE UNIT 2 280SQM / AVAILABLE TOWN CENTRE 3000SQFT 280SQM / 3000SQFT FIND OUT MORE AT: SPIRITOFSITTINGBOURNE.COM 308 SPACE MULTI-STOREY CAR PARK DOMINO’S E OM H T A S N T O PE IM CHURCH S L S U DUNELM LUKE A P MILL HU TREET R S HA T LFOR D S Y LANE A CARPET WN QU KFC RIGHT CRO PIZZA HUT CURRYS ALL MCDONALD’S HOMEBASE THE W MILL W AY PRINCES STREET RETAIL PARK EUROLINK WAY HOME BARGAINS MORRISONS COSTA CAR PARK FOOD WAREHOUSE BOURNE PLACE 10 SERVICE AREA KEY RESIDENTIAL REGENERATION APARTMENTS MIL TON ROAD FOUNTAIN STREET RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS UNIT 1 AVAILABLE DOVER STREET UNIT 2 AVAILABLE UNIT 3A UNIT 6 AVAILABLE PEDESTRIAN LINK TO CAR PARK CHURCH STREET UNIT 3B RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS UNIT 4 THE FORUM SHOPPING CENTRE THE FORUM CAR PARK T E AD E O R BOWLING T S R E TION R V A T O S D HIGH STREET HIGH STREET HIGH STREET BOURNE PLACE 11 AVAILABLE AVAILABLE UNIT 1 UNIT 2 (A3 USE) (A3 USE) 325.8 SQ M / 3507 SQ FT 280.9 SQ M / 3024 SQ FT TO TRAIN TO TRAIN 1 STATION 1 STATION 2 2 6 7 6 7 3A 3A 3B 3B 4 4 BOWLING THE FORUM BOWLING THE FORUM 5 CAR PARK 5 CAR PARK BOURNE PLACE 12 AVAILABLE UNIT 3A (A3 USE) 283.1 SQ M / 3047 SQ FT TO TRAIN 1 STATION 2 6 7 3A 3B 4 BOWLING THE FORUM 5 CAR PARK BOURNE PLACE THE 05.TEAM THE / TEAMCONTACT / CONTACT 1312 This regeneration scheme is brought to you by The Spirit of Sittingbourne Consortium. The Consortium is a partnership between U+I, Quinn Estates and Swale Borough Council U+I is a property regeneration company that transforms Quinn Estates is the South East’s foremost mixed-use undervalued parts of towns and cities into communities where developer with an exceptionally strong track record in people and enterprise can thrive. The product of a merger obtaining planning consent on strategic and brownfield sites. between Development Securities and Cathedral Group, two of In every scheme, we aim to do something positive in the the UK’s leading property companies, U+I has a current market communities in which we develop and, for this reason, we are capitalization of c. £300 million. developing a reputation amongst landowners, parish councils, local councils and county councils for honesty, integrity and With a portfolio of mixed-use regeneration projects in London, delivering what we say we will. the south east, Manchester and Dublin we bring creativity and innovation to some of the most exciting opportunities in the In the past three years, we have committed to over £50m property market. We combine financial strength and commercial of community projects including a new state of the art acumen, a strong track record of working in partnership with facility for the Pilgrim’s Hospice, an apprenticeship centre for public bodies, a commitment to the highest standards of design Canterbury College and delivering a new sporting super hub and architecture and a careful curation of place and history, for the people of Herne Bay. to deliver long-term, sustainable change and value for our diverse stakeholder groups. 05.THE THE TEAM TEAM /CONTACT /CONTACT 14 THE OLD MAYFIELD VINYL MANCHESTER FACTORY Our largest public private partnership venture to date, Mayfield will transform 24 acres of central The Old Vinyl Factory is a mix of Manchester, right next to Piccadilly Station, into a new re-imagined Art Deco office buildings, new city centre district. Our partnership with Manchester homes, innovationand educational hubs, City Council, Transport for Greater Manchester and LCR restaurants,shops, gym, cinema and a live will deliver the first new public park in Manchester for music venue. This is The Old Vinyl over 100 years, 1,500 homes, 2.3m sq ft of commercial Factory, reimagined & remastered. office space, a new retail and leisure destination and a significant public art programme. Our site has played host to a series of temporary uses and is currently home, among other things, to Escape to Freight Island, Manchester’s most exciting outdoor food and drink venue. The first phase of our scheme was granted planning consent at the end of 2019 and the first phase of delivery – the new Mayfield Park – will be delivered in a £23m joint funding agreement with MHCLG. 05.THE THE TEAM TEAM /CONTACT /CONTACT 15 PRESTON CIRCUS BARRACKS STREET Working in partnership with Brighton & Hove Further south in the centre of Brighton, a City Council and the University of Brighton we scheme to transform an old municipal market are currently delivering Brighton’s biggestever hall, empty and semi-derelict for decades, is regeneration project. Once deemed close to completion. In late 2020 a new civic ‘undevelopable’, a council-owned site, derelict quarter in Brighton will provide a sustainable, for many decades, is now the new northern productive, healthy model of city life with gateway to the city. Preston Barracks includes inspiring architecture, beautifully landscaped a new student campus, homes, retail, public spaces and a programme of public art commercial office space and an innovation befitting Brighton’s status as one of the UK’s hub – Plus X - completed and opened during most creative cities. Lockdown in July 2020, that delivers a 160x A stand-alone dance theatre is at the heart multiple of GVA to the localeconomy over a of our site’s cultural offer, funded entirely from traditional office building. the commercial and residential elements of the scheme. 05. THE TEAM /CONTACT 16 TAKE YOUR PLACE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT CONTACT BY CHRIS BICKLE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DIRECTOR OF LEISURE, SAVILLS 023 8071 3943 [email protected].
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