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London Medway Commercial Park+ Medway, Kent, ME3 9ND Plot 8 London Medway Commercial Park+ Medway, Kent, ME3 9ND Plot 8 Serviced B1/B2/B8 4.2 acres land use Indicative CGI Opportunity+ Located on the south side of the Hoo Peninsula and benefitting from direct access to J1 of the M2, Rochester To M2 (J1)& M25 (J2) Ropers Lane London Medway Commercial Park A228 provides prime warehouse/distribution space in a strategic location. Stoke Road PARK KEY FACTS: Readily available skilled labour force PLOT 2 21.2 acres PLOT 8 4.1 acres 10MVA with ability PLOT 1C to increase 9.94 acres Completed infrastructure Established developer with unrivalled track record Leasehold design and build KEY: Plot 8+ Warehouse space 28,550 - 52,750 sq ft Office space With detailed planning consent, the 4.1 acre site provides the opportunity for two high quality units of 28,550 sq ft and 52,750 sq ft. Suitable for B1, B2 and B8 use, buildings can be designed and constructed to meet customers’ bespoke requirements, with alternative layout options also available. PLOT 8A 52,750 sq ft Plot 8A sq ft Warehouse 44,900 Office undercroft 3,400 PLOT 8B First floor office 3,900 28,550 sq ft Ground floor core 550 Total 52,750 Plot 8B sq ft Warehouse 21,700 Office undercroft 2,900 First floor office 3,400 Ground floor core 550 Total 28,550 Indicative two-unit option Notes © 2018 RPS Group 1. This drawing has been prepared in accordance with the scope of RPS’s N appointment with its client and is subject to the terms and conditions of that appointment. RPS accepts no liability for any use of this document other than by its client and only for the purposes for which it was prepared and provided. 2. If received electronically it is the recipients responsibility to print to correct scale. Only written dimensions should be used. 3. This drawing should be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications. Unit 8a sq m sq ft Warehouse 3,345 36,000 KEY: Flexibility+ Office Undercroft 228 2,450 First Floor Office 278 3,000 Ground Floor Core 51 550 Warehouse space Plot 8 The site can accommodate a number of Net Site Area alternative layout options. This includes Total 3,902 42,000 4.16 acres / 1.68 hectares 5 no. Level access doors Office space the opportunity for two units of 32,700 46 no. Car parking spaces (inc. 3 accessible) 4.64 acres / 1.88 hectares Gross Site Area (includes landscape corridor) 52960 sq ft and 42,000 sq ft. Unit 8b sq m sq ft Warehouse 2,304 24,800 Office Undercroft 316 3,400 First Floor Office 366 3,950 Landscape Corridor Ground Floor Core 51 550 Plot 8A sq ft 65160 Total 3,037 32,700 35000 Warehouse 36,000 4 no. Level access doors Unit 8a 33 no. Car parking spaces (inc. 2 accessible) PLOTSite Area 8A Office undercroft 2,450 Total Development 6,939 sq m 74,700 sq ft 2.37 acres / 0.95 hectares 5 no. Level Access Doors 42,000 sq ft 45900 First floor office 3,000 Ground floor core 550 58345 35000 Cycles Unit 8b Total 42,000 Site Area Condensers PLOT 8B 1F Access Doors4 no. Level Office 1.7932,700 acres / 0.72 hectaressq ft 1F Office GF Plot 8B sq ft Bin Store Core 46000 Condensers Warehouse 24,800 46 no. Car Parking Spaces Bin Store First Floor Office Office undercroft 3,400 GF Core First floor office 3,950 Cycles 33 no. Car Parking Spaces Ground floor core 550 Total 32,700 Sub- Station Rev Description By Ckd Date Indicative two-unit option Sherwood House, Sherwood Avenue, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1QQ T:+44 (0)1636 605 700 E: [email protected] F:+44 (0)1636 610 696 Client Project London Medway Commercial Park, Medway Scale 1:500 Title Plot 8, Proposed Site Layout Status Scale Date Created Preliminary 1:500 @A1 23.07.2018 Project Leader Drawn By Checked by RF RF SDG Drawing Number Rev NK019295_SK001 - 10m SCALE 1:500 rpsgroup.com KEY: Flexibility+ Warehouse space The site can also accommodate a single unit of 79,200 sq ft. Office space Plot 8 sq ft Warehouse 70,800 Office undercroft 3,750 First floor office 4,300 Ground floor core 550 PLOT 8 Total 79,200 79,200 sq ft Indicative single unit option Leeds Kingston upon Hull Preston M62 M6 M1 Manchester Immingham Sheffield Holyhead LiverpoolLiverpooool M56 Mansfield Stoke-on- Lincoln Trent Wrexham M1 Nottingham ST Accessibility+ L HALL RD Sat nav: ME3 9ND MALMAYNES A M A H S London Medway, Kent (M25 J2) Tamworth Leicester Norwich Thamesport A228 S TO Peterborough K E M2 (J1) 6 miles M6 RD Huntingdon R O P E M2 (J2) 6 miles Y R A ’ W S E RD M5 LA L K SU N TO M1 Cambridge IN S EN P D Hoo R London Thamesport 7.5 miles Ipswich OL HC J S M11 A E Felixstowe C Luton O A228 B S L M20 (J4) 12 miles Dunstable N Harwich Gloucester Cheltenham Chattenden LL A1(M) HI Colchester To M2 J1 MS M40 EL Carmarthen UR M25 (J2) 17 miles Lower Thames FO London Medway Crossing Port of London and A289 London Gateway Commercial Park Swindon Oxford M25 CentralSwansea London 36 miles Reading London Thamesport A228 London and Sheerness Folkestone/Channel Tunnel 50 miles M4 B To M2 J2 E Bristol R Cardiff W W A I Y C M2 K M3 M25 Dover 56 miles VANGUARD Canterbury Rochester WAY Dover D M20 R K Ilfracombe C O Southampton 119 miles Salisbury D D R PIER AY RD Folkestone DW ME D A289 R B K RO C M London City Airport 34 miles O TO London Medway D N RD Commercial Park Brighton Gillingham L Southampton OW Gatwick Airport 49 miles ER RA A231 IN H H IGH ST A NE M W RD (A2) R Exeter D A22229 73 milesPoole Heathrow Airport To M2 J3 To M2 J4 A2 Source AA Route Planner Plymouth This document has been prepared by Goodman Logistics Developments (UK) Limited (registered in England with company number 3921188) (“Goodman”) for general information purposes only. Whilst every care has been taken in relation to its accuracy, no warranty of accuracy is given or implied. Images used in this document have been included for the purposes of enabling you to visualise the development concepts. Further, you should obtain your own independent advice before making any decisions about any of the properties referred to in this document. These particulars are believed to be correct at publication date (March 2020), but their accuracy is in no way guaranteed neither do they form part of any contract. All areas, distances and travel times are approximate. Hannah Stainforth James Haestier Mark Coxon [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 0121 506 8100 londonmedwaycp.com William Abbott Len Rosso 01474 567666 uk.goodman.com [email protected] [email protected] @Goodman_Group.
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