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SKYPARK Skyparkexeter.Com SKYPARK Skyparkexeter.Com WELCOME to SKYPARK 11,524 SQ FT – (1,070.5 SQ M) SETTING THE HIGHEST STANDARD IN SUSTAINABILITY COMPLETED AND PART LET New Build Offices. Available FOR SALE or TO LET SKYPARK skyparkexeter.com SKYPARK skyparkexeter.com WELCOME TO SKYPARK SKYPARK IS A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN ST. MODWEN, THE UK’S LEADING REGENERATION SPECIALIST, AND DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL. LOCATED IN THE ENTERPRISE ZONE, SKYPARK IS THE SOUTH WEST’S MOST SIGNIFICANT BUSINESS PARK DEVELOPMENT. IT WILL COMBINE ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE OFFICE AND INDUSTRIAL SPACE WITH A HOTEL, LOCAL FACILITIES AND A COMBINED HEAT AND POWER PLANT PROVIDING DISTRICT HEATING, ALL IN A LANDSCAPED ENVIRONMENT OF MORE THAN 100 ACRES. SKYPARK IS A CUTTING EDGE BUSINESS PARK DEVELOPMENT SITTING IN A PRIME LOCATION ADJACENT TO EXETER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND IS ACCESSED VIA THE NEW CLYST HONITON BYPASS WHICH PROVIDES A DIRECT LINK ONTO THE A30 AND TO JUNCTION 29 OF THE M5. AVAILABILITY AT 1 TIGER MOTH ROAD SKYPARK SQ FT SQ M PARKING skyparkexeter.com Ground Floor 5,641 524.0 25 Bins Electrical intake Balcony r First Floor 5,883 546.5 25 e Riser Plant s t Tenants Riser FWC Riser Vent Ri FWC Riser Tea Poin Landlord Riser Clnr MWC Second Floor Landlord Riser LET LET LET t MWC DisWC/ Shwr Tea Poin DisWC Lift TOTAL 11,524 1,070.5 50 UP Measured in accordance with IPMS 3. Plan shows Ground Floor Plan shows First Floor SUSTAINABILITY AT 1 TIGER MOTH ROAD AT SKYPARK, THERE IS AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY – EMBRACING EVERY ASPECT OF SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND URBAN DESIGN AS INTEGRAL ELEMENTS OF SUS TAINABLE PLACES, TOGETHER WITH CONSIDERATION OF ENVIRON MENTAL SUSTAINABILITY IN RELATION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY TO MINIMISE THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF THE DEVELOPMENT. AT SKYPARK, YOU CAN EXPECT MORE THAN JUST ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING POINTS. SKY PARK SUSTAINABILITY INCLUDES: ( CARBON NEUTRAL HEATING VIA THE E.ON ENERGY CENTRE ( BREEAM EXCELLENT, EPC ‘A’ DESIGNED OFFICE BUILDINGS ( REDUCED OCCUPATIONAL COSTS VIA ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS ( A 50% REDUCTION IN CARBON EMISSIONS ( SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT NETWORK ( ENTERPRISE ZONE STATUS FOR QUALIFYING BUSINESSES AND SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS RATES SAVINGS FOR THE PERIOD TO APRIL 2022 19.41 DWHL 5 L19.3 DWH 2 L19.1 DWH 19.27 DWHL 1 L18.9 DWH 19.11 DWHL .74 HL18 DW 92 HL18. 19.33 DW SWHL 18.75 DWHL 19.12 SWHL 6 L18.4 DWH O HT 2 5.79 18.96 SWHL 18.49 DWHL 7 L18.2 L18.81 DWH SWH 28 2 HL18. L18.2 DW DWH 18.68 SWHL 18.20 DWHL 18.55 SWHL L18.00 0 DWH L18.0 DWH 18.39 SWHL 18.20 SWHL 18.02 SWHL O H T 26.20 17.86 SWHL 7.69 SWHL1 7.60 SWHL1 .54 SWHL17 .54 SWHL17 5 DWHL17.5 DWHL19.01 DWHL18.86 DWHL18.81 DWHL19.16 DWHL19.26 .64 DWHL19.36 DWHL17 DWHL20.42 DWHL20.37 DWHL20.33 DWHL19.41 DWHL20.52 DWHL20.49 DWHL20.45 DWHL20.40 19.59 .37 9.26 DWHL20.70 DWHL20.67 DWHL20.64 DWHL20.63 DWHL20.60 DWHL20.55 DWHL DWHL19 DWHL1 DWHL20.78 DWHL20.80 DWHL20.77 DWHL20.72 DWHL20.74 DWHL20.73 HL19.73 DWHL17.73 DWHL20.82 DWHL20.83 DWHL20.81 DWHL20.79 DWHL20.78 DW WHL19.44 DWHL20.81 DWHL20.81 HL19.90 D m DWHL20.76 DW 4 DWHL20.68 .5 HL20.06 8 DWHL20.23 DWHL20.26 DWHL20.46 DWHL20.58 DW 1 .62 DWHL20.17 DWHL19 BM S L20.27 SWHL17.98 WH DWH L17 DWHL20.34 9 .90 DWHL19.79 SWHL18.0 DWHL19.14 SWHL18.18 DWHL20.54 WHL19.24 SWHL18.94 SWHL18.63 SWHL18.32 DWHL20.80 DWHL20.80 DW DWHL20.68 DWHL20.67 D 19.05 SWHL18.78 SWHL18.48 HL20.79 DWHL20.79 DWHL20.80 DWHL20.72 DWHL20.45 DWHL19.95 SWHL DWHL20.50 DWHL20.48 DWHL19.38 DWHL17.92 DWHL20.15 .57 DWH DWHL19 L20.76 DWHL20.25 DWHL19.67 DWHL20.35 DWHL20.41 L19.86 DWHL20.58 DWHL20.55 DWHL20.52 DWH D DWHL20.82 W DWHL20.83 H 3 0 L DWHL20.85 DWHL20.75 DWHL20.73 DWHL20. D DWHL20.77 1 WHL20.64 7 DWHL20.68 DW . HL20.69 6 20.19 DWHL 5 DWHL20.66 DWHL20.65 DWHL20.65 DWHL20.36 DWHL20.47 DWHL20 DWHL20.48 .70 DWHL20.70 DWHL20.51 DWHL20.79 DWHL20.69 DWHL20.67 DWH DWHL20.63 DWHL20.58 DWHL20.55 DWHL20.87 L20.85 DWHL20.72 L20.64 Lay-by DWHL20.95 DWHL20.96 DWHL20.91 DWHL20.89 DWH DWHL20.81 DWHL20.76 DWHL20.79 G A B I ON B A SK E T S LL WA S HEAD GATE ICE SLU I D L I D L = = = = 0 1 0 1 . 6. 3 . 6. 3 M 1 M 0 0 4 1 TIGER MOTH ROAD ENTERPRISE SQUARE NG LDI BUI IL D = I = 1 L 0 6. D = . = 1 3 1 0 6 M 5 .3 .1 A HIGHLY ENERGY EFFICIENT 3 STOREY M 6 GRAVEL 0 E 9 N 0 H 2 1 9 9 1 1 4 9 3 8 7 2 F . 9 7 1 G 4 7 3 . 1 7 4 2 5 7 OFFICE BUILDING WHICH BENEFITS FROM 3 2 GRASS THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION: I D L = I = L D 1 0 = 6 = . 1 3 0 . 2 6. M . 3 9 M 2 9 ( 2 16.5 IL= 5M 0.1 0 BREEAM EXCELLENT D= 6.5 =1 M IL .15 ( D=0 EPC ‘A’ TARGET ( LOW GLARE ENERGY EFFICIENT LED LIGHT FITTINGS DECIDUOUS ( METAL ENCAPSULATED RAISED ACCESS FLOORS ( e Concet BR W A O L KEN SHOWERS AND DISABLED FACILITIES L ( Substation DECIDUOUS COMFORT COOLING ( DECIDUOUS DECIDUOUS EXCELLENT PARKING PROVISION ( CAR CHARGING POINTS DPD L YOUR OFFICE AT SKYPARK ay-by ASOC D WHL 20.23 D WHL 20.26 D WHL 20.46 DWHL 20.58 DWH L20.68 D WHL 20.76 D WHL 20.81 DWHL 20.81 D WHL D 20.6 WHL 4 20.82 D DW WHL HL20 20.68 .83 DW D HL20 WHL .69 20.81 DWHL 20.79 DWH L20.7 D 8 WHL 20.66 DW D HL20 WHL .76 20.80 D WHL 20.65 DWHL 20.78 DW HL2 0.65 D WHL 20.77 D WHL DW 20.72 HL2 0.70 DW HL20. 80 DWH D L20. WHL 74 20.70 ( DW H L20.8 DWH 0 DWH L20.7 L20.7 9 D 3 WHL 20.82 D WHL 20.79 D WHL DW 20.70 HL 20.79 D WHL D 20.8 WHL 3 20.87 D DWH WHL L20.6 20.80 7 D WHL 20.95 D D WHL WHL 20.64 20.85 DWH L20. 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