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Armley Court, Armley Road, Leeds Armley Court, Armley Road, Leeds RAILWAY CITY CENTRE STATION TO M621 KIRKSTALL ROAD A58 (M) ARMLEY GYRATORY ARMLEY ROAD Armley A647 Court 1 5 6 4 2 7 3 CANAL ROAD 8 9 10 TO LEEDS RING ROAD N Tel:0870 441 2222 OTHER BUSINESS HOMES SCHEMES: Inverness,Aberdeen, East Kilbride, Halbeath, Edinburgh, Macmerry (Edinburgh East), Glasgow (Airport), Hamilton, Harrogate,Wakefield, Doncaster (Airport), Liverpool (Airport), Manchester, Stockport, Stoke on Trent, Sheffield (South East), Sheffield (Central), Birmingham (South East), Coventry, Luton,Watford, Stokenchurch (High Wycombe), Swindon, Reading, London Docklands, Solent Business Park,Wokingham Flexible Terms to Suit Your Needs... Leasehold • Flexible short and long lease terms to suit your business needs. VAT • VAT will be charged on rent and sale prices. Rental figures available on application. A Secure Environment = Peace of Mind Security - We Care State of the art Security is provided by GSS which includes:- • Remote Monitored CCTV systems 24/7/365, with audio to frighten and inform intruders of their detection on the development. • An Internal Intruder Alarm System is installed and connected to the security control centre, the sensors are fitted at the occupier’s expense to suit the fit out. This system is BS8418 British Standard accredited company, endorsed by the British Security Standard Association and the SSAIB, and allows:- • Lone workers can be visually escorted to their car etc when leaving the building outside normal office hours, with voice contact via the audio system. • Police response to Business Homes/GSS activations are given a higher priority due to a zero false alarm record. • Other elements of the building can be monitored via this system, including fire alarm, temperature control if specific areas where the temperature is critical and any other activity or operation that requires monitoring. • The internal system can be upgraded to suit the individuals needs. Other security features include:- • Toughened Glazing. • Internal Shutters (at an additional cost). • Anti-ram posts. • Automatically controlled entrance barriers. www.businesshomes.co.uk Location Distances • Armley Court is prominently located fronting the A647 Armley Road, Leeds City Centre 1.5 miles approximately 1.5 miles to the west of Leeds City Centre. Leeds Railway Station 1.5 miles • The site offers excellent access to Junction 2, M621 approximately 2.5 miles to the south, and to the Leeds outer ring road approximately M621, Junction 2 1.5 miles 3 miles to the west. Hence providing good links to the national White Rose 3.25 miles motorway network and beyond. Pudsey 4 miles • Leeds-Bradford airport is approximately 6.5 miles to the north west. • Armley Court also benefits from the provision of a number of local Morley 5 miles amenities close by, including Armley District Centre which provides a Bradford 9 miles number of banks, retail outlets and public houses. Wakefield 13 miles Manchester 43 miles Sat Nav Postcode: LS12 2NB Bus Service to LCC every 5 mintes. Armley Court ARMLEY ROAD, LEEDS D M O D R O RLAND A660 E N R L L R I D DO V N TO LEEDS/BRADFORD R AL REN O EXA ND A H R L AIRPORT T A C R EY ROAD D L S D O O W LN TE O 6 C MOU RED ANK RD B N T P 5 R E S A58 (M) A65 T ROSE O CARDIGAN FIELD W N 4 S E T Amenities RETAIL & LEISURE S J BURLEYT O PARK F D D H A METROPOLITAN KIRKST IE N R B O UNIVERSITY L E ’S A660 T D R L R C L O 1 Rose & Crown Pub 200m STAN STREETR A CLA E U O E D R G ALL N R N A V D D N C ING D O I A U D N LE I ROAD E R N Y RO V CA A R L R T R L O R A RD O GENERAL VE D A E O A INFIRMARY P D R AL COOK ARMLE D N Y ST CIVIC 2 The Golden Lion & Nelson's Inn 400m AN N FOR GRE C GE LN I AT HALL R ET I GEORGE STRE D Y L G P A647 TOWN ST E I C HALL ARMLE O KER LIBRARY D 9 S GE 2 T I NG THE HEADROW 3 Armley District Retail Centre: 750m R 1 A58 (M) RD Y D A65 LD RIDG FIE AD R RO ST PAU • Superdrug 7 L’S E Y A647 STR D MOO E E EE AR L T P M A R ARA T R HE PA OAD P AK RK K E PLA T 8 RO R LANE CE • Wilkinsons T AS OW Y N OR E S W TREET CA K PLA NA WE CE 3 L ST LLINGTON • Tesco-Express A58 (M) STREET ARMLEY WH A647 DISTRICT IN 4 Cardigan Fields Retail/Leisure Park: 1 mile PUDS GATE CENTRE Armley Court LEEDS E Y R CITY CENTRE O N • Virgin Fitness AD EV B6154 IL D B6154 AD L O OA E G R TON WEL S • Vue Cinema T ALL R LIN H G IT TO H N W RO • McDonalds A AD M B6154 A58 B • Quinceys ER L E Y R A6110 • Pizza Hut D B NE L FIELD LA U OAK E H E A58 • Frankie and Bennys L E A643 E IL D L L ILL LN DOMEST S GREEN H D N O ME RD R S C AD TI I 5 Fitness First 1 mile N I G A62 C Y RD ST R LE T R O EET OR THALL RO D A W D WHI ROA 6 Tadpoles Nursery 1 mile D 3 IX D L ON R O A643 D LN E BROWN L W A58 D N W L E ROA O G M 7 Premier Travel Inn 1.5 miles RT LE Y A6110 LOW FI M621 INGRA A62 ROAD LL ELDS WHITHA 8 TGI Fridays Diner 1.5 miles A58 LEED D RD S R ING RO ROA AD 2 D 9 Holiday Inn Express 1.5 miles L R O E W D W L O E R G T M621 L A643 E Y D OA D R A6110 LAN EL A Development By: For: Agents: THE JAMES HARE GROUP [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] MISREPRESENTATION ACT: King Sturge and Sanderson Weatherall for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property for whom they act, give notice that: (i) these particulars are a general outline only, for the guidance of prospective purchasers or tenants, and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract; (ii) King Sturge and Sanderson Weatherall cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimensions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details contained herein and prospective purchasers or tenants must not rely on them as statements of fact or representations and must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy; (iii) no employee of King Sturge and Sanderson Weatherall has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty or enter into any contract whatever in relation to this property; (iv) rents quoted in these particulars may be subject to VAT in addition; and (v) King Sturge and Sanderson Weatherall will not be liable, in negligence or otherwise, for any loss arising from the use of these particulars. Designed and produced by thedesignexchange.co.uk August 2006. Armley Court ARMLEY ROAD, LEEDS To Let - Two storey self contained office buildings 2 2 1,324 ft (123 m2) to 6,168 ft (573 m2) • Self contained 2 storey • Designated free car parking • Your own front door • Naming rights of the building Making Work a Pleasure • A well managed estate • Low maintenance stylish landscaping • State of the art - CCTV monitoring system Attention to Detail, Inside and Out • Each floor self contained • Suites from 1,324 ft2 - 6,168 ft2 • Male & female w.c’s on each floor • Kitchen on each floor All photos are indicative. Tel:0870 441 2222 Kitchen includes dishwasher, fridge, Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting Contemporary entrances sink and storage A Quality Specification for Quality Businesses Fully accessed raised floors Male & female w.c's on each floor Air conditioning as an optional extra (comfort cooling/conditioning) Finished to a Market Leading Specification Full "Disability Discrimination Act" compliant with disabled toilet, kitchen, lift and access Failure to comply with this new legislation, enables those who are disabled to make a complaint to the relevant Tailor made telecommunications authority and will end in the prevention of the buildings use, Free space planning service available and connectivity to suit and/or fines. May 1st 2004 All photos are indicative. www.businesshomes.co.uk Armley Court ARMLEY ROAD, LEEDS.
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