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1,513 - 4,208 SQ FT KELVIN GATE HILLINGTON PARK 1,513 - 4,208 Sq Ft Modern Industrial Units MODERN INDUSTRIAL AND TRADE COUNTER UNITS TO LET Kelvin Gate Kelvin Avenue G52 4GA 1,513 - 4,208 SQ FT KELVIN GATE HILLINGTON PARK 1,513 - 4,208 sq ft modern industrial units. At a glance Unit 8 Unit 9 Unit 10 Unit 11 Unit 12 Unit 13 7 10 15 15 2 Carlyle miles drive to Glasgow mins to Glasgow City mins between buses mins walk to Hillington National Cycle routes Kelvin City Centre by car Centre by train at peak times on West train station accessible from main routes the Park A A venue venue + Unit 7 Unit 6 Unit 5 Unit 4 Unit 3 Unit 2 Unit 1 3 10 500 2 1 miles drive to Glasgow eat-in/take-out food businesses established fitness centres on mile to Intu Braehead International Airport options plus essential on the Park employing the Park with 100+ shops and services on the Park over 8,000 people 20+ restaurants Hillington Park Retail Centre Glasgow City Centre Accommodation Hillington East sq ft sq m sq ft sq m Unit 1 4,208 390.9 Unit 8 2,547 236.6 Terms Hillington West Unit 2 2,368 220.1 Unit 9 2,017 187.4 The accommodation is available on new Full Unit 3 1,522 141.4 Unit 10 2,015 187.2 Repairing and Insuring (FRI) lease terms. All Unit 4 1,513 140.6 Unit 11 2,013 187.0 charges are subject to VAT. M8, J26 Unit 5 1,517 140.9 Unit 12 3,512 326.2 Unit 6 1,518 141.1 Unit 13 3,045 382.8 Unit 7 2,542 236.2 Specification M8 Glasgow Airport Kelvin Gate consists of two terraces of modern industrial units with - 2 miles allocated parking facing onto a large concrete shared yard. The development is situated in a prime central location within the Estate next door to the Hillington Park Retail Centre. Structural steel portal frame with 4.5m clear Minimum 2.45m height blockwork internal walls internal height DDA compliant toilet Fully insulated profiled metal sheeting to Internal office accommodation external walls and roof (various specification) 3m x 2.485m roller shutter doors Allocated parking spaces Floor loading capacity of 15kN/m2 EPC rating: C Suspended warehouse lighting Contact the Estate Team on: 0141 883 5760 [email protected] www.hillingtonpark.com river clyde A739 N A82 Renfrew Braehead A8 Shopping Centre Clyde A814 Glasgow Tunnel International J26 Glasgow Airport City Centre Clyd esi de J28a Queen Elizabeth Exp res M8 University sway Glasgow Hospital Central Station Hillington A8 West Hillington M8 J20 East Paisley A736 J22 A761 M74 M77 Hillington Park is Scotland’s largest business park and home to over 500 organisations, employing over 8,000 people. The park is built on the heritage of manufacturing and engineering and has been at the heart of Scottish business and industry since 1938. Braehead Shopping Centre Glasgow International Airport 2 miles HILLIN ND DR SLA OS GTON Glasgow M NAPIER RD City Centre R D IDE RD S DEAN KELV IN AV D SC E R OTT RD AI D DALZIEL RD N RD N LA ENSON ST SL S BA Y S IE O TL Retail M IRD A STEPH V J Centr O UN AV MONTROSE e H H CARL 4 YLE LIVIN N LOTHIANE ST AV GST ST E ON ZE E O E TLAND AI N EDISON ST A NSL AV IE RD E LORNE RDRD V D E A R AV V Kelvin Gate E HEPBURN E ER RD ABERCORN SE SFIELD RD LIST R E Hillington Park GO D AN RH0U E M E AV RD PENILEE RD R TT RD AV D EARL HAIG RD AV NASMYTH O RD Glasgow N WA Nth CL TON UN A V T E A CAMERON ST THOLL LANTINE LING L RD RRIE RD G52 4GA QUHO h HIL BA NASMYTH RD St JUBILEE CR BA AV COL E LISTER QUEEN ELIZABETH AV CARNEGIE RD Paisley Gilmour Street Hillington West Hillington East Cardonald Glasgow Central 4 mins 2 mins 9 mins Contact: Contact: Colliers Colin McManus - [email protected] Ryden Gregor Harvey - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Misrepresentation Act 1967: At the time of printing the contents of this brochure were believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed and are expressly excluded from any contract. February 2021.
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