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View Brochure A NEW WAY OF WORKING 24 STONELAW ROAD | RUTHERGLEN | G73 3TW WORK YOUR OWN WAY These comprehensively refurbished offices in the heart of Rutherglen provide a variety of suite sizes, high quality accommodation and significant occupational flexibility. SPECIFICATION - Corporate grade fibre connection - Air Conditioning - Contemporary finishes throughout - Secure access with alarm system and CCTV - Modern light fittings - Fully networked CAT6 cabling throughout - Raised access flooring providing flexible IT - EPC - C and power layout - DDA Compliant FACILITIES - Contactable reception staff with additional administrative support services available - Bookable meeting room - Communal kitchen - Easy access to ICT – ready for user fit-out - Male, female and accessible toilets - Lift access to first floor - Private car parking spaces on selected suites - Additional permit parking available FLOOR PLANS ON THE DOORSTEP Office Suites Common Areas OR NEARBY Red Tree Rutherglen has an outstanding array of retail and leisure facilities adjacent including MALE Rutherglen Shopping Centre and Rutherglen Main KITCHEN MALE Street. Nearby shops and services include: KITCHEN LIFT FEMALE 1.11 ACCESSIBLE TOILET 1.10 LIFT FEMALE 1.11 ACCESSIBLE TOILET 1.10 - Boots the Chemist PRIVATE PRIVATE - Greggs OFFICE OFFICE PRIVATE PRIVATE - The Co-operative Food OFFICE OFFICE - RBS - Nationwide FIRST FLOOR - Santander - Rutherglen Town Hall ACCESSIBLE TOILET ACCESSIBLE TOILET G.08 G.06 G.04 G.02 G.08 G.06 G.04 G.02 MALE MALE KITCHEN FEMALE LIFT KITCHEN G.01 FEMALE LIFT G.01 MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM G.09 G.07 G.05 G.03 RECEPTION G.09 G.07 G.05 G.03 OFFICE RECEPTION OFFICE CANOPIED ENTRANCE FROM STONELAW ROAD GROUND FLOOR CANOPIED ENTRANCE FROM STONELAW ROAD GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SUITE SQ M SQ FT SUITE SQ M SQ FT G.01 92.4 995 1.10 109.4 1,178 G.02 34.8 375 1.11 332.5 3,579 G.03 1 7. 8 192 G.04 28.5 307 G.05 25.3 272 G.06 36.4 392 AVAILABILITY G.07 26.2 282 Please refer to the current G.08 32.1 345 availability schedule. G.09 24.5 264 Available upon request. C R D A A O I R G N M80 H TO A YS G L RO A L J12 R R M8 S O C A U D B E R O A SIGHTHILL SPRINGBURN ROAD D M8 J16 J13 J17 ROYSTON ROAD Alexandra C O J15 W J18 C Park ADD ENS CUMBERNAULD ROAD ROAD J14 M8 M8 The Necropolis CATHEDRAL STREET T J19 E E R T GLASGOW S K R CITY A P DENNISTOUN 03 A CENTRE R D CONNECTIVITY N CARNTYNE ARGYLE STREET MERCHANT CITY A X E L A 21 GLASGOW CENTRAL TRAIN STATION TRONGATE ARGYLE STREET HIGH STREET TRAIN STATION M8 AL THAT REALLY G LOWGATE River Clyde 20 10 05 11 J20 02 PARKHEAD MORRISON STREET S LONDON ROAD HETTL GLASGOW 31 ESTON AIRPORT 19 ROAD T E BRIDGE STREET E WORKS R SUBWAY STATION T S N J21 E D EGLINTON STREET BRIDGETON L E 27 I F 22 01 Celtic A D Laurieston ON RO CLYDE GATEWAY ST BALLATER STREET BRIDGETON Park TOLLCROSS ROAD IE R TRAIN STATION U Glasgow A L LONDON ROAD GORBALS STREET Green Rutherglen railway station is located A number of excellent 13 Tollcross just a few minutes walk from Red bus links operate in 25 Park EGLINTON TOLL JAMES STREET Tree Business Suites and provides on the immediate vicinity, 24 30 average 6 trains per hour. Typical rail including services linking 29 T R A I N B U S CALEDONIA ROAD LONDON ROAD journey times from Rutherglen are: locally to Glasgow City 28 MAIN STREET Centre and across South A728 DALMARNOCK Cuningar Glasgow Argyle Street: 6 mins Lanarkshire. TRAIN STATION Woodland M74 Richmond Park Glasgow Central: 9 mins D A Park LM BRAIDFAULD A R N Scottish Events Campus (SEC): 12 mins SHAWFIELD ROAD O C K R O A Motherwell: 21 mins 04 D AIKENHEAD ROAD VICTORIA ROAD A728 Shawfield CATHCART ROAD Lanark: 50 mins J1A Stadium DALMARNOCK HAMILTON & EAST KILBRIDE A730 CALDER STREET 08 ALISON STREET M74 POLLOKSHAWS ROAD 26 09 The M74 and new East End Regeneration Route bring key travel and business hubs POLMADIE ROAD CAMBUSLANG ROAD Queen’s within easy reach, including: Park G L A S G RUTHERGLEN C A R O W TRAIN STATION M74 R Glasgow City Centre: 10 mins O J2 A 12 D 23 Glasgow International Airport: 26 mins WESTMUIR PLACE 07 MAIN STREET MAIN STREET Edinburgh International Airport: 50 mins 06 18 17 16 15 14 RUTHERGLEN 9 3 7 A EXCELLENT D M80 A O PARTICK R W J18 O M73 R GLASGOW M8 C CITY CENTRE GLASGOW CENTRAL COATBRIDGE TRAIN STATION AMENITIES BRIDGETON J25 TRAIN STATION M8 J23 J22 LONDO N R OA DALMARNOCK D A GLASGOW M74 TRAIN STATION 74 M73 AIRPORT J1 KEY: Food & Drink Shopping Leisure Sports J1A J2A J3 J3A West Brewery Farmfoods Cineworld Emirates Arena M77 5 01 08 19 24 2 7 RUTHERGLEN J2 A Subway S 02 A’Challtainn 09 Tesco Extra 20 Barrowland Ballroom 25 Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome TRAIN STATION S A J2 P Y 03 Drygate Brewery 10 The Forge Retail Park 21 Merchant Square 26 Flip Out Trampoline Park B CAMBUSLANG L L 7 RUTHERGLEN I Train Line 04 The Jenny Burn Grill 11 The Forge Shopping 22 Citizens Theatre 27 Glasgow Club Gorbals 7 H A S D M74 L A EL & Pizza Centre 23 Rutherglen Town Hall (Gym) O B R National Cycle R Y J5 05 Saint Luke’s & The 12 Asda Superstore 28 Glasgow Rowing Club A Route 756 Winged Ox 13 Bridgeton Cross 29 Glasgow Green Hockey National Cycle 06 An Ruadh-Ghleann 14 Boots Centre AY T KILBRIDE EXPRESSW Route 75 / Wetherspoon 15 Santander 30 Glasgow Green Football M77 EAS HAMILTON Clyde Walkway 07 The Picture House 16 Greggs Centre EAST KILBRIDE TRAIN STATION HAMILTON CENTRAL 17 Rutherglen Shopping 31 Crownpoint Sports TRAIN STATION EAST Centre Complex 2 6 A A7 KILBRIDE 726 18 Co-op J5 LICENCE TERMS The suites are available on the basis of a new licence for a flexible term to be agreed. The accommodation is offered on attractive all inclusive rental terms. GET IN TOUCH TODAY For further information regarding the outstanding range of space opportunities at Red Tree Rutherglen please contact: www.clydegateway.com / 0141 276 1573 Tim Jacobsen John Jackson [email protected] [email protected] Ruaridh Cameron [email protected] Gillian Giles [email protected] redtreebusinesssuites.com Ryden is a limited liability partnership registered in Scotland. Messrs Ryden LLP for themselves and for vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of Messrs Ryden LLP has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. January 2020..
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