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Bermuda House&Maxxium House to LET CASTLE BUSINESS PARK, STIRLING FK9 4TS FOR SALE Bermuda House&Maxxium House TO LET CASTLE BUSINESS PARK, STIRLING FK9 4TS MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES FROM 10,000 - 40,992 SQ FT (929 - 3,808 SQ M) A90 A85 A85 Perth MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE A82 A92 A91 St Andrews A84 A9 Location A91 CASTLE BUSINESS PARK Glenrothes A82 M9 A91 M90 A92 Stirling is situated at the heart of central Scotland, Kirkcaldy 85 Dunfermline providing excellent access to/from Edinburgh, STIRLING A9 Dalgety Bay Helensburgh M80 Glasgow and Scotland’s other main cities and towns. A811 Falkirk 35 EDINBURGH Gourock M9 The city is home to a wide range of public and private sector Dumbarton MINS organisations including: Prudential, Barbour European, Association A80 Tranent A1 Dunbar Greenock Cumbernauld of Scottish Colleges, SEPA, Scottish Institute of Sport and Volunteer M8 Haddington Development Scotland. M80 35 GLASGOW M73 Bathgate M8 Livingston Dalkeith A78 MINS Castle Business Park is located immediately adjacent to Junction 10 of A8 A71 the M9 motorway and approximately 1 mile from Stirling city centre. Paisley A701 A68 A702 A7 In addition to being in immediate proximity to the motorway network, Hamilton A73 West Linton Castle Business Park is well served by the Castle View park and ride Carluke A737 A77 A71 A703 which provides regular services (every 25 mins) to the city centre A697 throughout the day with a journey time of approximately 10 minutes. M74 A721 Ardrossan Peebles Kilmarnock Irvine A72 A71 A71 Galashiels A76 A78 A702 A77 Prestwick A701 Ayr A70 A68 A77 A76 A7 A701 MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE M9 MOTORWAY PRUDENTIAL HQ JUNCTION 10 THE HIGHLAND GATE PUB/ RESTAURANT PARK & RIDE THE RIVER HOUSE RESTAURANT AND CONFERENCE FACILITY BERMUDA HOUSE MAXXIUM HOUSE MAXXIUM HOUSE BERMUDA HOUSE THE GRIND COFFEE LOUNGE A84 TO CITY CENTRE MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE Occupiers 1 ERSKINE COURT 5 BERMUDA HOUSE 9 CARSEVIEW HOUSE International Financial Data Services Forth Valley Health Board Scottish Ministers 2 ARGYLL COURT 6 MAXXIUM HOUSE Scottish Further Education Unit 10 STRATHALLAN HOUSE Gladedale Homes 7 ROBERTSON HOUSE Scottish Environment Protection Agency Robertson Group Keep Scotland Beautiful 3 SCOTIA HOUSE Xafinity 8 BREMNER HOUSE 11 GLENDEVON HOUSE Contract Scotland Police Scotland Cascade Technologies Equiniti Lex 9 Scottish Environment Protection Agency 4 LOMOND COURT Regus Serviced Offices The Grind Coffee Lounge 8 7 2 1 6 3 10 5 11 4 MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE TYPICAL Bermuda House FLOOR PLAN Bermuda House comprises a modern, two storey open plan office pavilion. The building is arranged around a central core in four wings, providing a highly flexible layout. The property benefits from the following specification: Raised access floor Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting LIFT Gas fired central heating Dedicated male and female WC’s ENTRANCE Disabled WC’s On-site cycle storage 8 person lift Property has an Energy Performance Rating of “D” Accommodation Space plans are available upon request. The building has been measured in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice with the net internal areas set out below. Bermuda House benefits from an exceptional parking allocation. Bermuda House benefits from an exceptional car parking allocation with 100 on- site car parking spaces available, providing a ratio of 1: 205 sq ft. FLOOR SQ FT SQ M Ground 10,000 929 First 10,496 975 Total 20,496 1,904 MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE TYPICAL Maxxium House FLOOR PLAN Maxxium House comprises a modern, two storey open plan office pavilion. The building is arranged around a central core in four wings, providing a highly flexible layout. The landlord will offer the premises in Cat-A condition/standard to include the following specification: Raised access floor Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting Gas fired central heating Dedicated male and female WC’s Disabled WC’s On-site cycle storage 8 person lift LIFT Property has an Energy Performance Rating of “D” Accommodation ENTRANCE The building has been measured in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice with the net internal areas set out below. Please note that the building will be subject to re-measurement upon completion of the landlord works. Maxxium House benefits from 80 parking spaces, equating to a ratio of 1:257 sq ft. FLOOR SQ FT SQ M Ground 10,000 929 First 10,496 975 Total 20,496 1,904 Space plans are available upon request. MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE PERTH MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICES BERMUDA HOUSE | MAXXIUM HOUSE Terms Bermuda House and Maxxium House are available to purchase or lease (as a whole, as individual buildings or on a floor by floor basis) M90 Further Information & Viewing A84 A977 For further information or to arrange a viewing please 10 contact: 10 A84 IAIN TAYLOR STIRLING 9 DUNFERMLINE DD 0131 473 3264 A985 M9 M90 E [email protected] 3 A84 1 M80 M876 FIRTH OF FORTH PETER I’ANSON M9 FALKIRK DD 0131 473 3233 M9 E [email protected] M80 A84 CUMBERNAULD EDINBURGH 4 3 1 M80 LIVINGSTON M73 M8 13 BEN DOBSON 2123 GLASGOW 8 M8 A8 DD 0131 240 2288 M74 3/4 6 M77 A725 E [email protected] A77 A749 5 MOTHERWELL LUCY YATES EAST DD 0131 240 6970 KILBRIDE E [email protected] The agents for themselves and for the vendors of this property, whose agents they are, give notice that (1) the particulars and any further information communicated by any means to potential purchasers of the property described in the particulars, or their advisers, in connection with the possible sale of the property are provided solely for the purpose of assisting potential purchasers in decided whether they wish to proceed with further investigation of the property and do not constitute either the whole or any part of an invitation, offer or contract for sale of the property; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct as at the date of the particulars (or the date of the relevant information if earlier). However, potential purchasers are not entitled to rely on them as statements or representations of fact but should satisfy themselves by searches, enquiries, surveys and inspections or otherwise with regard to the accuracy of such details. No responsibility or liability is or will be accepted by the agents, the vendor(s) of the property or any of their respective subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, representatives, employees, advisors, or agents for any loss or damage suffered by any party, resulting from reliance on the particulars or any other information communicated by any means to that party, or its advisers, in connection with the possible sale of the property. No person in the employment of the agents or the vendor(s) has authority to make or give any representation or warranty, express or implied, in relation to the property. Date of Publication: July 2020..
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