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Prestigious Workspace MANCHESTER VENUS Junction10 M60 > PRESTIGIOUS WORKSPACE COME INSIDE LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT BECAUSE IT’S ABOUT MUCH MORE THAN WORK VENUS is about much more than a building with stunning architecture, landmark sculptures and cool interior spaces. Step out of its glazed facade and you are in the heart of a vibrant gateway to Manchester. This means you are just moments from the ultimate in retail therapy - intu Trafford Centre, EventCity (the second largest exhibition space outside London) and surrounded by an unsurpassed collection of leisure destinations including golf, skiing, skydiving, fitness and hotels. With research showing that a happy workforce is a productive workforce it makes sense to make your office space about much more than work. Make it VENUS. EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT AirKix Travelodge B&Q DW David Lloyd VENUS Warehouse Soccerdome Fitness Chill Factore Premier Inn intu Trafford Golf Trafford Centre Centre ASDA intu J10 Trafford Centre Barton Square Premier Inn Premier Inn EventCity M60 LOCATION, LOCATION VENUS is located at the gateway Manchester has a population of over LIVENUS to a cosmopolitan and vibrant city. 2.5 million people, a workforce of J9 Manchester is one of Europe’s most approximately 1.2 million and a GDP dynamic places to live and work and of £28 billion. the UK’s largest economic region outside London. On top of this it also has one of the largest student populations in Europe With an affordable cost of living, the with over 100,000 students at five city and its environs provide a quality universities within a five mile radius of of life that is regarded as one of the the Greater Manchester conurbation. best in the UK. EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY PLANS DESIGNED SO YOUR BUSINESS CAN THRIVE... • Grade A, fully glazed, eight storey building • Highly efficient floorplates • Full height glazed atrium • Four high speed passenger lifts • On site car parking at a ratio of 1:330 sq ft • Overflow car parking available • Full access raised floors with integral floor boxes • Four pipe fan coiled air conditioning • Suspended ceilings with LG7 compliant lighting • Male, female and disabled WCs on each floor • Shower facility on each floor • 24 hour access and security • Comprehensive building management system • Excellent fibre optic connectivity THRIVENUS • Full compliance with part L building regulations • On site café facility EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY PLANS IN GOOD COMPANY... EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY PLANS 83 NUMBER OF STAFF 45% OPEN / 55% CELLULAR OCCUPANCY 1 PERSON : 13 SPACE AVAILABLE 11,364 sq ft (1056 sq m) to 34,092 sq ft (3168 sq m) OPTION 1 | OPTION 2 > EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY PLANS 103 NUMBER OF STAFF 70% OPEN / 30% CELLULAR OCCUPANCY 1 PERSON : 10 SPACE AVAILABLE 11,364 sq ft (1056 sq m) to 34,092 sq ft (3168 sq m) < OPTION 1 | OPTION 2 | OPTION 3 > EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY PLANS 167 NUMBER OF STAFF 95% OPEN / 5% CELLULAR OCCUPANCY 1 PERSON : 6 SPACE AVAILABLE 11,364 sq ft (1056 sq m) to 34,092 sq ft (3168 sq m) < OPTION 2 | OPTION 3 EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY ON THE DOORSTEP WHERE YOUR TEAM CAN REVIVE... At VENUS your team will be spoilt for choice when it comes to relaxation with an array of exciting activities right on the doorstep. Where else can you polish up your golf swing and clock up some treadmill miles before work or take to the slopes on the UK’s longest indoor skiing and snowboarding slope after a busy day. Not to mention getting airborne at one of only three skydiving centres in the UK. For instant retail therapy, one of the largest leisure and retail destinations in the UK, intu Trafford Centre, is just steps away with a fabulous mix of high street names and designer brands plus a 20 screen cinema with IMAX; SEALIFE; LEGOLAND Discovery Centre; 60 restaurants, cafes and bars and much more! REVIVENUS EventCity, an events and conferencing facility, is also nearby and boasts a number of high-profile shows such as the Ideal Home Show and the Caravan and Motorhome Show. It is the third largest facility in the UK and the second largest outside of London. EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY ON THE DOORSTEP Proposed Hampton by Hilton Hotel EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GALLERY ON THE DOORSTEP ON THE DOORSTEP... EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT GREEN AND CLEAN... Being green and clean is important to us, and there are many ways in which we try to care for and improve destinations and spaces we own and manage. Peel is committed to sustainable development and sustainable economic growth. A commitment to contribute to the Government’s renewable energy targets, an emphasis on a low-carbon economy and the need to continually innovate shapes much of our work. Our operating companies play a significant role in the vision for a low-carbon economy in the UK through their long-term vision and plans. Peel Waters - peelwaters.co.uk Peel Energy - peelenergy.co.uk FIRST IN THE WORLD Peel Environmental - peel.co.uk/environmental/ MediaCityUK Manchester were awarded the Peel Ports - peelports.co.uk status of the first sustainable community in MediaCityUK - mediacityuk.co.uk the world by BREEAM in 2011. Gloucester Quays - gloucesterquays.co.uk Lowry Outlet - lowryoutlet.co.uk FIRST IN CLASS Peel’s Carbon Management Programme scored highest out of 29 Property Developers and Managers independently AND WELL MANAGED > benchmarked by the Carbon Trust Standard EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT IN GOOD HANDS... Managed services, managed better... Our property portfolio is wholly managed by Peel and based at intu Trafford Centre. We strive to ensure a well operated environment is maintained for all and continually seek out opportunities to improve. Peel are in the process of gaining ISO 50001 status reinforcing our commitment to energy efficiency. Initiatives already implemented include: • Annual building auditing • Occupier workshops • Access to Carbon Desktop software system • LED lighting • Upgrade of building control systems • Replacement of light fitting within demised areas to LG7 compliance • Waste segregation TALK TO US about these and other planned initiatives Paul Chappels - Head of Investment 0161 629 8293 [email protected] Chris Foran - Senior Building Surveyor 0161 629 8431 [email protected] EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT VENUS PERFECTLY PLACED... intu Trafford Centre VENUS is located next to intu Trafford Centre, just 4 miles west of Manchester city centre. The location benefits from excellent road communications with J10 of the M60, Manchester’s orbital motorway, immediately adjacent, providing links to the regional and national motorway networks. Public transport is easily accessible with intu Trafford Centre bus station directly opposite VENUS and linking to the city’s Metrolink tram system. Proposals are now in place for an extension to the Metrolink line which will pass right by VENUS. The M56 motorway is less than 6 miles to the south east and Manchester International Airport is 8 miles (12 mins) to the south. In addition, City Airport & Heliport is just across the M60 giving even more direct access by air with chauffeur driven transfer available. EXIT > VENUS LIVE | THRIVE | REVIVE SUSTAIN | LOCATE | CONTACT ABOUT PEEL... The Peel Group is one of the leading infrastructure, real estate and investment enterprises in the UK. Our diverse network of businesses ranges from ports to GET IN TOUCH... airports; land to leisure; media to hotels; wind farms to shopping centres, and a portfolio of investments in Andrew Timms major public companies. [email protected] Peel’s extensive real estate assets consist of circa 13 million sq ft of investment property and 36,000 acres John Ogden of land throughout the UK, with concentrations in [email protected] the North West of England, the Clyde, Yorkshire and the Medway. Our commercial investment portfolio is valued at £1.5 billion.This sits alongside overseas opportunities in Bermuda (retail mall), the Bahamas Rupert Barron and Spain (Trafford Centre Espana). The breadth [email protected] of our assets covers 4.7 million sq ft of industrial space, 1.8 million sq ft of office space, 12 retail parks, 13 business parks, leisure venues, residential development and agricultural land. Plans for the next 20 years will deliver an additional 50 million sq ft of venusoffices.co.uk commercial space. Peel Land & Property gives notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute any part of any offer or contract. 2. The information contained within these particulars has been checked and is believed to be materially correct at the date of publication. 3. All descriptions, statements, www.peel.co.uk dimensions, references, condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation or other details are given in good faith and believed to be correct but are made without responsibility and should not be relied upon as a representation of fact. Intending purchasers or tenants must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy before entering into any legal contract. 4. No warranty is given as to the condition of the Property or the condition or operation of any plant, machinery, equipment, services, fixtures and fittings referred to in these particulars. 5. Unless otherwise stated all prices, rents and other charges are quoted exclusive of VAT and any intending purchaser or tenant must satisfy themselves inde- pendently as to the liability for VAT in respect of any transactions. 6. The seller/landlord does not make or give and no person in its employment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property.
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