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One Grafton Mews. Milton Keynes ONE GRAFTON MEWS 1 1 GRAFTON MEWS MILTON KEYNES ONE GRAFTON MEWS Grade A Office Space to Let - Second Floor - 5,368 sq ft ONE GRAFTON MEWS 1 1 GRAFTON MEWS MILTON KEYNES One Grafton Mews is located at the Heart of the Milton Keynes business district. The high quality office building totals 20,200 sq ft and ONE GRAFTONis situated adjacent to the Pinnacle a fullyMEWS occupied 190,000 sq ft property occupied by well established businesses such as Deloitte, Dentons and Baker Tilly. One Grafton Mews offers open plan, Grade A office accommodation over ground and first floors with excellent natural light throughout. Grafton Park First floor offices ONE GRAFTON MEWS 1 1 GRAFTON MEWS Bannatyne Gym The Centre: MK Xscape MK Jury’s Inn, Brasserie Blanc, Loch Fynes, BP, Shoosmiths Zen Garden KPMG MHA Macintyre Hudson Shakespeare ONE GRAFTON MEWS Martineau Travelodge Deloitte, Grant Thornton Baker Tilly, Dentons Network Rail Santander VmWare MILTON KEYNES Specification 3-pipe fan coil air-conditioning BREEAM ‘Excellent’ Rating 5,305 sq ft (492 sq m) Suspended ceilings with LG7 lighting 150mm fully accessible raised floors Passenger Lift Male and Female WCs on each floor First floor plan Shower facilities and bicycle storage EPC- B(42) Enhanced parking provision 4,706 sq ft (438 sq m) Ground floor plan ONE GRAFTON MEWS 1 1 GRAFTON MEWS onegraftonmews.co.uk MILTON KEYNES MK9 1FB One Grafton Mews sits at the heart of the One Grafton Mews is situated within the town. On its doorstep is The Centre:MK centre of the transport grid whatever shopping centre, housing over 250 shops, your mode of travel. cafés and department stores. Milton Keynes Central railway station The Hub, which is also just a few minutes is just a five minute walk away. From walk away, has more than 20 bars, cafés there, London Euston is a 30 minute train ONE GRAFTON MEWSand restaurants including Loch Fyne and journey and Birmingham is only Brassiere Blanc – perfect for a business 40 minutes in the opposite direction. lunch or relaxing after work. A10 A14 A509 BURY 9 ST EDMUNDS 16 NORTHAMPTON NEWMARKET D 0 OA 5 TO NEWPORT PAGNELL A14 TO BIRMINGHAM R A ON A428 T A5 15 A6 CAMBRIDGE ER LV O A11 W M1 BEDFORD A508 A1 M11M11 TO LONDON A509 A1198 D A5 ROA RT 14 WOLVERTON NEWPO A421 2 42 14 A 13 A MILTON A505 OAD 51 RD R GRAFTON S 3 10 RATFO TR 0 ST KEYNES E S ET A43 Y A A X A421 A6 W O M1 KS N N N Y T E A TO W O W ORTWAY O P M P N O A5 S NG RT A413 8 ONE GRAFTON MEWS T G M W 1 WE D A E STEVENAGE E 9 R L LUTON STANSTED A5 E 50 L BICESTER 1 GRAFTON MEWS ST A L L S Y A418 11 7 AIRPORT N B L W A CHILDS WAY T DUNSTABLE LUTON D S O WA ATLING STREET A R A41 AIRPORT R X O 1 O 2 10 A1(M)A1 (M) Y O A A U B 4 W N R D M40 A RT G I S G C M11 PO BLVD H K TA 9 A12 D A R H RON 4 AYLESBURY BLV T IL F E1 421 SILBURY ER E L F E4 A G A 6T M1 A414 A41 RA SUMM S A4042 4 ID BLVD CH M RY TRE A418 FT BU 8 HARLOW VE AY ST ALBANS ON A W S HEMEL 2 S A S D E T 13 L X T HEMPSTEAD 7 GT I R A H O E CHELMSFORD C Y 5 7 N E 1 A413 21 A OXFORD 6A T 3 A414 A4010 S W 0 D MILTON KEYNES 23 T E R V 1 M25 A128 CENTRAL GRAFTON 27 AY O D W R R DANSTEED WAY G RAILWAY STATION HIGHO WATFORD N S RO F AFF T WYCOMBE CH TONGWELL ST A M40 D 1 T WAY 2 A4 I BE ONE GRAFTON MEWS ING O D M25 2 AN N 1 ST ) R A404 (M STREET O A329 29 BASILDON 16 1 WATLING STREET A S 1A 1 D CH RD A13 Y MAIDENHEAD O PORTWAY O M25 A L W A SLOUGHL LONDON A MILL S 5 N D A4 E 30 L Y I EWA 8/9 15 4 1 H GROV 4B M4 31 C READING 4A A5 HEATHROW AIRPORT 1 12 10 2 A4 A2 11W M4 1 O 12 2 1 TATTENHOE ST WOKINGHAMB 3 U 2 R N M3 3 M20 M2 R 4 O 3 4 A A30 WOKING 5 D 4 10 6 TURNPIKE ROAD 4 BLE 14 M25 9 3 TCHAM A4 5 6 M2 WAY A339 M3 5 A25 7 A3 LEATHERHEAD M25 5 FARNBOROUGH 8 7 8 FLEET 6 A26 6 GUILDFORD M20 A21 MAIDSTONE REIGATE A22 A31 TONBRIDGE 0 A25 M23 7 A24 8 CBRE & Bray Fox Smith or themselves and for the 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 intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants Ian Leather - t: 020 7629 5456 Matt Willcock - t: 020 7182 2491 should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or e: [email protected] e: [email protected] otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of CBRE & Bray Fox Smith has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to the property; (iv) Claudio Palmiero - t: 01908061262 e: Joe Gibbon - t: 020 3257 6173 rents quoted in the above particulars may be subject to VAT in addition. e: [email protected] Particulars prepared January 2019. [email protected].
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