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To Let Longbridge Birmingham B31 2Tw Headquarter LONGBRIDGE ONE PARK BIRMINGHAM SQUARE TO LET B31 2TW COMING SOON longbridgebirmingham.co.uk HEADQUARTER OFFICES Up to 86,000 sq ft INTRODUCING ONE PARK SQUARE HQ OFFICES AT LONGBRIDGE, UP TO 86,000 SQ FT. A unique opportunity to secure a striking Presenting a flexible Grade ‘A’ specification headquarter style building at the heart tailored to meet the needs of your business, of one of Birmingham’s largest and most One Park Square offers an outstanding exciting award winning developments. working environment. Overlooking Austin Park with a prominent Brand new office accommodation in an frontage onto the A38 and with Longbridge exceptional location, One Park Square is an train station conveniently located just a opportunity not to be missed. short walk away, One Park Square sits within the new £100 million Longbridge Town Centre with a thriving business, retail and leisure community. SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE VIEW THE THREE ACRE PARK SITS AT THE HEART OF THE TOWN CENTRE. One Park Square enjoys an enviable Featuring the River Rea running through position overlooking the newly created the tree lined park, the well maintained Austin Park. This contemporary area provides an inspirational setting for landscape creates a welcoming and any business, complemented by the mix attractive environment to be enjoyed by of on-site amenities. clients, employees and visitors alike. M5 J4 (3 MILES) ONE PARK A38 SQUARE LONGBRIDGE TOWN CENTRE BUSINESS PARK BOURNVILLE COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY PARK A38 LONGBRIDGE TRAIN STATION M42 J2 (3 MILES) BIRMINGHAM CITY CENTRE A VIBRANT NEW BUSINESS COMMUNITY SITUATED ADJACENT TO THE A38 AND THE TOWN CENTRE. The £1 billion regeneration of Longbridge With national and international businesses has created an exciting new business already choosing Longbridge as a place community. to do business, One Park Square offers a dynamic and connected commercial Offering a new town centre, Technology environment. Park, Bournville College, excellent transport links and ultra-fast fibre broadband, Longbridge is the ideal location for business. ON YOUR DOORSTEP EXCELLENT RETAIL AND LEISURE AMENITIES. Longbridge town centre provides an extensive range of amenities including the largest Marks & Spencer in the region; a host of eateries offering a coffee through to a sandwich or a more leisurely drink or meal; a 75 bed Premier Inn hotel and a range of shops. There is also more to come with further leisure facilities planned for the next phased business environment. 171.60 170.00 172.00 170.30 170.30 173.793 172.00 171.00 172.40 172.84 172.00 172.84 173.00 173.413 BESPOKE 173.543173.14 173.54 DESIGN 173.58 One Park Square provides an unrivalled Floor sq ft sq m design and build opportunity of up to 86,000 sq ft, suitable for a headquarters- Ground 19,225 1,786 ONE PARK style office building with the ability to First 22,260 2,068 deliver a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ specification SQUARE tailored to your specific needs. Second 22,260 2,068 Third 22,260 2,068 Whilst outline planning consent has been secured for a single building of Total 86,005 7,990 86,000 sq ft net on the One Park Square plot, consideration would also be given to the development of self contained buildings on a leasehold or virtual freehold basis from approximately 25,000 sq ft net. PROPOSED SPECIFICATION • Minimum design life – 25 years • Kitchen(s) and tea point(s) on each floor ONE PARK • VRF air conditioning system • A generous car parking ratio will be SQUARE provided, partly on plot and partly • Raised access floor within the town centre 1,700 space (minimum void, 150mm) multi-storey car park • LG7 compliant LED lighting • 24 hour security • Double glazing • BREEAM – minimum “very good” • High speed passenger lifts • High-speed data networks • Male, female and full access toilets on • Target EPC - ‘A’ each floor • Shower facilities on each floor TO SELLY OAK BIRMINGHAM KING’S HEATH HALL GREEN ACCESSIBLE TRAVEL TIMES M5 A38 STIRCHLEY FROM POSTCODE: B31 2TW LOCATION ROMSLEY A441 BY CAR SITUATED WITHIN EASY REACH Birmingham City Centre 31 minutes OF BOTH THE M5 AND M42, A435 LONGBRIDGE BOASTS EXCELLENT Birmingham Airport 32 minutes A38 CONNECTIVITY BY ROAD, RAIL Central London 2 hours 25 minutes M5 AND AIR. LONGBRIDGE London Heathrow Airport 1 hour 46 minutes A441 ONE PARK Cofton J4 Park Regularly served by over 350 buses a day Manchester 2 hours 20 minutes Lickey Hills SQUARE Country Park and with trains running every 10 minutes Leeds 2 hours 21 minutes from its own station, Longbridge has Bristol Airport 1 hour 34 minutes a vital link to Birmingham city centre M5 J2 and the surrounding areas. The use of Source: Google, 2018 M42 M42 TO public transport is actively encouraged at J3 COVENTRY M42 Longbridge, promoting greener lifestyles BY TRAIN TO for all. WORCESTER BROMSGROVE Longbridge train station lies only a five minute walk from the site, with trains running frequently Longbridge is strategically positioned: to Birmingham New Street/Grand Central every • 10 miles from Birmingham city centre 10 minutes. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION • 3 miles from M5 (Junction 4) and M42 BY BUS Please contact the joint sole agents: (Junction 2) WOLVERHAMPTON Over 350 buses a day serving not only the M42 M6 SUTTON • Direct trains from Longbridge to surrounding communities but also COLFDIELDBirmingham City Birmingham New Street and the city Centre, Solihull, BromsgroveA34 and the wider region. centre A38 DUDLEY M6 • On the A38 corridor, with direct access gva.co.uk to the University of Birmingham, A38(M) Life Sciences campus and Advanced BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM M6 Manufacturing AIRPORT Andrew Venables Nick Williams STOURBRIDGE A45 [email protected] [email protected] • Direct access via rail or the M42 M5 motorway to Birmingham Airport, A38 GVA and Savills hereby gives notice that the information provided (either for itself, for any joint agents or for the vendors lessors of this M42 property whose agent GVA or Savills is) in this brochure is provided on the following conditions: (1) The particulars are set out as a general Heathrow, HS2 and London A34 outline only, for the guidance of intending purchasers and/or lessees and do not constitute an offer or contract, or part of an offer or A435 SOLIHULL contract. (2) All descriptions, dimensions and references to this property’s condition and any necessary permission for use and occupation, A441 and any other relevant details, are given in good faith and are believed to be correct. However, any intending purchasers or tenants ONE PARK should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but satisfy themselves of their correctness by inspection or otherwise. (3) No person in the employment of GVA or Savills, or any joint agents, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty SQUARE whatsoever in relation to the property or properties in this brochure. (4) All prices quoted are exclusive of VAT. (5) GVA and Savills shall have no liability whatsoever in relation to any documents contained within the brochure or any elements of the brochure which were prepared solely by third parties, and not by GVA or Savills. Designed by Core. core-marketing.co.uk. 0121 232 5000. October 2018. M42 M42 M5 IMPORTANT NOTICE. These particulars are provided for guidance only. The agents give notice that whilst these Particulars are believedM40 to be accurate, they are not guaranteed and do not constitute any part of any contract in accordance with Misrepresentation Act 1967. October 2018. stmodwen.co.uk REDDITCH.
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