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Indigo Blu Brochure Sep 2018.Q:Layout 1 PRESTIGIOUS COMMERCIAL SPACE TO LET FROM 1,484 SQ FT TO 5,726 SQ FT SOUTH BANK - HUNSLET LANE, LEEDS Location Indigo Blu is a landmark building prominently situated on the corner of Hunslet Lane and Crown Point Road in the heart of the vibrant and developing South Bank area of the city centre. The area has seen significant recent investment and development with surrounding schemes such as Leeds Dock which is home to Sky and The Royal Armouries, Leeds College of Building, Leeds City College and The Tetley all contributing to the area being a dynamic place to live and work. The area is set to see further significant investment in the near future with the evolving plans from developer Vastint on the former Carlsberg Tetley site opposite. Indigo Blu benefits from easy of access to the motorway network whilst being only a 10 minute walk from the city's main retail core, Indigo Blu is located bus and rail stations. in the heart of the creative and dynamic South Bank SOUTH BANK - HUNSLET LANE, LEEDS Indigo Blu’s high quality finishes and careful design combine to create an impressive working environment. The Interior Occupiers will enjoy spacious, light accommodation benefiting from full height glazing to the offices, complemented by carefully chosen finishes constructed to the highest specification. Indigo Blu's office space is designed as a relaxed, modern working environment aimed to meet the requirements of a wide range of businesses. Materials and finishes have been selected to create a high quality working environment, combining aesthetic appeal, contemporary styling and efficient occupational space planning. SOUTH BANK - HUNSLET LANE, LEEDS • Modular designed structural and cladding grids to facilitate easy partitioning • Double height glazed entrance • 2.7m floor to ceiling height • 4 pipe fan coil air conditioning The Specification • 100mm full access raised floor • LG7 lighting • Quality male/female/disabled wc’s • Passenger lift to all floors • Fully monitored intruder and fire alarm system SOUTH BANK - HUNSLET LANE, LEEDS Suite 3 DISABLED WC ATRIUM OFFICE LOBBY LIFT Suite 4 *indicative fit-out Indicative Floor Plan The Office Space A bold, imaginative development, Indigo Blu is designed to stand out from the crowd providing up to 5,726 sq ft of highly specified office accommodation on the first floor with suites from 1,484 sq ft. The Suite 3 1,484 sq ft 138 sq m adaptable open plan office space provides Suite 4 4,242 sq ft 394 sq m a contemporary working environment that Total 5,726 sq ft 532 sq m is available as a single suite or as two individual suites as indicated in the availability schedule. SOUTH BANK - HUNSLET LANE, LEEDS INNER RING ROAD LEEDS METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY A58 A61 C A L V E R A58(M) L MER E Y T RION S W T E S AY LEEDS GENERAL IDG R INFIRMARY ST OK E ST D ST T CO H A N MERRION RIDG B O CENTRE NORT GE R RE G GREAT GEORGE ST MERR N ION I ST TE A A64 R G ST. JOHN’S IG R R TOWN ART CENTRE B TEMP E LAR NEW YO HALL GALLERY W ST N E N N WESTGATE RK I RO TH AD E HEDROWA A61 T S OUTH PARADE S N EA HEADROW E STGATE IO SHOPPING VICTORIA N B A L QUARTER CENTRE L BUS S GREEK ST A STATION T P AR AUL’S S ST C T. ST W VI P EN PA E E T R K P RO GEORGE ST U ACL T E E Q R EN S ARK ’S LE P T UE YORK S ST IT Q PLAC Q L T E ST UE BEC NG S WELLINGTO KI T NEWORK Y S T YORK ST N ST BOAR LA E AIRE ST NE BOARLAN N D E A W L RO S T AL TAT T HE CA TEH ION S LLS The Location WHI LEEDS CITY STATION A61 E AS T T S ST N IG K ST Indigo Blu lies at the heart of Leeds’ thriving South Bank, RE DOC VE O ST S LOO benefiting from the city’s strong transport links and a TER T WA S CLAR wealth of local amenities. LE D ENC L E R O VI CLARENCE A E ROA E T D TER LAN DOCK WA N INT BRIDGEWATER Being only moments from the national motorway network and within ATER LANE PO LL S W PLACE GR N EAT W OW K BU ILSO R walking distance of the city’s rail and bus stations, Indigo Blu is situated N ST C N LAC ROW EW L B in one of the most accessible and well served locations Leeds has to offer. BACK A NE H UN SL OAD ET A61 MANOR R LA CROWN POINT NE A653 ST RETAIL PARK E ST K CR T WIC DA S AD KI H LY All C SW F EET ST WEST HU ST ER S T SWETE ST OLME NSL D H UT A B T O E S R Enquiries T LL W R O O HA S D A A D AR E M M A653 [email protected] [email protected] MISREPRESENTATION ACT: WSB Property Consultants and Sanderson Weatherall for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property for whom they act, give notice that: i) these particulars are a general outline only, for the guidance of prospective purchasers or tenants, and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract; ii) WSB Property M621 Consultants and Sanderson Weatherall cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimensions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details contained herein and prospective purchasers or tenants must not rely on them as statements of facts or representations and must satisfy themselves as to their M621 accuracy; iii) Rents quoted in these particulars maybe subject to VAT in addition; iv) WSB Property Consultants and Sanderson Weatherall will not be liable, in negligence or otherwise, for any loss arising from the use of these particulars; and v) The reference to any plant, machinery, equipment, services, fixtures or fittings at the property shall not constitute a representation (unless otherwise stated) as to its state of condition or that it is capable of fulfilling its intended function. Prospective purchasers/tenants should satisfy themselves as to the fitness of such items for their requirements. vi) No employee of WSB Property Consultants and Sanderson Weatherall has any authority to make or give any representation or SOUTH BANK - HUNSLET LANE, LEEDS LS10 1EL warranty or enter into any contract whatsoever in relation to the property. Designed and Produced by thedesignexchange.co.uk 01943 604500. September 2018..
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