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Angel Gardens ANGEL GARDENS AMANCHESTER M60 0AG GROUNDG FLOOR RETAIL/RESTAURANT PREMISES TO LET ANGEL-GARDENS.COM AVAILABLE AUTUMN 2018 1 PREMIUM COMMERCIAL SPACE AT A NEW LANDMARK A NEW DESTINATION ICONIC & 5 quality retail, bar and restaurant EXCLUSIVE units including planning for A1, A2, A3, B1 and D1 uses. ADDRESS. Located at the heart of the Co-op and Hermes’ 20 acre site and bordering the attractive Northern Quarter. Iconic 35 storey tower housing 872 residents. Creating a new public realm and go-to Located at the heart of destination. NOMA these five prime NOMA will be home to a daily workforce retail/leisure units of 10,000+ people. offer an enviable location Proximity to Victoria Station. Part of a ground breaking PRS scheme, in an area with a rapidly created by the UK’s leading rental brand, expanding residential Moda Living (modaliving.co.uk). Moda Living has a pipeline of 5,500 population. apartments, providing homes for 10,000+ residents across the UK and growing. ANGEL GARDENS 02 Northern Smithfield ANGEL Crown Angel 1 Angel Market CIS Arndale Beetham Urbis Victoria Quarter Market GARDENS Plaza Meadows Square Street Tower Centre Tower Printworks Selfridges Museum Station ANGEL GARDENS sits with in an 2.5M SQFT exciting and growing district of of new/refurbished office space Manchester city centre, called NOMA. 1M SQFT of new homes NOMA is home to The Co-op, one of the UK’s largest businesses, and already has a daily work force 300,000 SQFT of 5,000. of retail and leisure space Over the next three years a further two office blocks 200,000 SQFT of hotel space will be built between Angel Gardens and 1 Angel Square, housing an additional 1,500 workers. 4 ACRES of new outdoor space & public realm A further four residential blocks, providing 754 new homes, will be built within 200 metres of Angel £800M Gardens, with the first phase delivered by 2019. of investment ANGEL GARDENS 03 1 Manchester Arena 6 mins 1 Victoria Station 3 mins 2 Printworks 3 mins 2 Piccadilly Station 16 mins 3 National Football Museum 6 mins 3 Oxford Road Station 21 mins 4 Corn Exchange 6 mins 4 Deansgate Station 24 mins 5 Arndale Centre 4 mins 6 Selfridges & Harvey Nichols 7 mins 7 Royal Exchange 10 mins 8 St Ann’s Square 11 mins 9 Town Hall 13 mins 10 Central Library/St Peters Sq 13 mins 11 Beetham Tower 22 mins 12 Bridgewater Hall 19 mins ANGEL GARDENS 13 Palace Theatre 20 mins 14 Piccadilly Gardens 10 mins 15 University of Manchester 31 mins 16 Manchester Metropolitan Uni 24 mins mins - Walking times Metrolink Stops and Travel Times A Exchange Square 2 mins B Victoria 2 mins C Shudehill Transport Exchange 2 mins D Market Street 3 mins E Piccadilly Gardens 3 mins F St Peter’s Square 3 mins G Deansgate mins - Travel times between stops Metrolink times taken from my.tfgm.com ANGEL GARDENS 04 A ccommodation Plan - 00 Garden Garden Level - Units 1 &UNIT 2 1 Angel Street Garden Level - Units 1 & 2 UNIT 1 UPPER GROUND 92.8 SQ M COURTYARD ENTRANCE Angel Mews UPPER GROUND MEZZANINE 168 SQ M UPPER GROUND (area to form tenants works if required) UNIT 1 GROUND 218.8 SQ M Access to courtyard 1188 AVAILABLE AUTUMN 2018 7165 1188 Rochdale Road 7165 Miller Street 19620 5565 19620 5565 MILLER STREET ENTRANCE GROUND 5235 6400 5235 6400 13574 13574 6450 21144 19620 6450 21144 19620 ANGEL GARDENS 05 Lower Ground Level - Units 1 & 2 Lower Ground Level - Units 1 & 2 A ccommodation Plan - 00 Garden Garden Level - Units 1 &UNIT 2 2 Angel Street Garden Level - Units 1 & 2 UNIT 2 UPPER GROUND 106.4 SQ M COURTYARD ENTRANCE Angel Mews UPPER GROUND MEZZANINE 77 SQ M UPPER GROUND (area to form tenants works if required) UNIT 2 GROUND 194.6 SQ M Access to courtyard 1188 AVAILABLE AUTUMN 2018 7165 1188 Rochdale Road 7165 Miller Street 19620 5565 19620 5565 MILLER STREET ENTRANCE GROUND 5235 6400 5235 6400 13574 13574 6450 21144 19620 6450 21144 19620 ANGEL GARDENS 06 Lower Ground Level - Units 1 & 2 Lower Ground Level - Units 1 & 2 UNIT 3 Angel Street UNIT 3 UPPER GROUND 328.7 SQ M ROCHDALE ROAD ENTRANCE Angel Mews UNIT 3 GROUND 88.8 SQ M UPPER GROUND AVAILABLE AUTUMN 2018 Rochdale Road Miller Street 4845 7382 5791 3057 16732 6811 7672 MILLER STREET ENTRANCE 4845 GROUND 7382 5791 3057 16732 6811 7672 ANGEL GARDENS 07 6677 3193 3234 A ccommodation Plan - 00 Garden Angel Street UNITLaundrette 4 95.8 m ANGEL MEWS ENTRANCE UNIT 4 UPPER GROUND 191 SQ M Angel Mews AVAILABLE AUTUMN 2018 UPPER GROUND Rochdale Road Miller Street 19360 Commercial Unit 5 Commercial Unit 4 329 m 191.1 m 5260 13075 13235 ANGEL GARDENS 08 6677 3193 3234 A ccommodation Plan - 00 Garden Angel Street UNITLaundrette 5 95.8 m ANGEL MEWS ENTRANCE UNIT 5 UPPER GROUND 331.2 SQ M Angel Mews AVAILABLE AUTUMN 2018 UPPER GROUND Rochdale Road Miller Street 19360 Commercial Unit 5 Commercial Unit 4 329 m 191.1 m 5260 13075 13235 ANGEL GARDENS 09 GROUND LEVEL UPPER GROUND LEVEL N ANGEL STREET ANGEL STREET ANGEL MEWS ANGEL MEWS UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 1 & UNIT 2 ROCHDALE ROAD ACCESS TO COURTYARD ROCHDALE ROAD UNIT 3 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 MILLER STREET MILLER STREET ANGEL GARDENS 10 WHY CHOOSE ANGEL GARDENS? · Forecasted footfall of 10,000 per day · On the doorstep of the Northern Quarter · Excellent transport links · Under 3 min walk to Victoria train station, with a daily footfall of 22,645 · Under 10 min walk to the city centre · Prominent and high profile position · Units with access to courtyard gardens · Fully serviced and managed estate · 24/7 Onsite security and residents · Excellent amenity provision with access to recycling · Staff parking · Public realm with annual events schedule · Resident reward scheme to directly increase footfall · Cross selling opportunities to residents and immediate office space ANGEL GARDENS 11 ANGEL GARDENS Lease terms MANCHESTER For further information please contact: All units available by way of new effective A fully repairing and insuring leases. Rent Upon application. Rateable value Upon application. WARWICK SMITHER Service charge [email protected] Upon application. 0161 832 3375 EPCs CONOR MULLOY Will be available upon completion of the [email protected] development. 0161 832 3375 G ANGEL-GARDENS.COM MODALIVING.CO.UK.
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