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2 7 Q U a Y S T , M a N C H E S T E R , M 3 3 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT LOCATION Bauhaus is prominently situated on Quay Street at its junction with Atherton Street and forms part of an island site known as Rossetti Place. The building benefits from close proximity to Spinningfields, the NCP multi storey car park and the city’s retail, hotel and leisure facilities. Bauhaus is placed conveniently for bus, rail and Metrolink public transport links. 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HOTEL DEANSGATE ST JOHNS PARK THE HILTON S 27 to T Car Park IT RE 29 31 33 35 to 47 ET LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES TAVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT The Pump House (Museum) BACK BRIDGE ST LEFT BANK 10 18 16 21 20 7 14 BR SOUTHGATE IDGE STR EET Manchester OLEFIELD Civil Justice D Masonic AMENITIES PLAN Centre 22 Temple 9 Manchester AMENITIES Crown Court WOO 8 13 D S 1 TREE 1 Carluccio’s 6 to T 10 Manchester City GARTSIDE STREET Crown 2 Fazenda Magistrates Court Square And John Rylands Library 3 Giraffe Coroners Court 4 Nando’s 2 Spinningfields Square 5 Pret A Manger 6 Slug & Lettuce 7 Zizzi NEW QUAY STREET 12 Multistorey 8 Wagamama Car Park 1 9 Neighbourhood 19 10 GBK BACK QU 11 AY ST 5 18 17 11 The Alchemist The Manchester 25 20 15 College 12 Australasia Hardman HARDMAN STREET 8 Hotel Square 13 Oast House 3 14 Costa STREET Byro 15 Southern EATERlev e STREETn 1 m P DEANSGATE W l 16 Waitrose ELL 4 DDR County 17 Pure Gym JO Court 18 WH Smith BYROM STREET QUAY STREET 19 Natwest ATKINSON S TREET 24 20 HSBC Opera House Multistorey Car Park 21 Manchester House T E Sunlight House 22 Artisan RE 23 St John Street Hotel Television Centre Rossetti 24 Hawksmoor M ST Place O R QUAY STREET 25 Tattu LITTLE QUAY STREET LITTLE JOHN STREET ATHERTON STREET BY The Court 23 R House WE GREAT JOHN ST O L S t Joh AR n’s P TILLERY assa S 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER,ge TREET M3 3GY Memorial TREET CLICK HERE FOR AMENITIES GALLERY St. John’s Gardens 244 S Centre Coronation Street ST JOHN STREET alk BYROM Ashill W 1 85 3 91 to 7 8 lace d 28 r 32 a 34 St Ann’s 36 y St Anns nn’s P LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT E STREET Church ch r 11 House t A u S h 36 OLIC C 1 P ’s St Ann’s Alley n 2 n 4 1 t A S 3 3 46 5 52 7 PH 2 to 6 29 54 31 33 35 g Street 37 to 43 47 3 49 51 56 to 60 52 56 58 60 62 64 62 39 39a 41 51 64 47 49 Four Yards 53 66 68 37 1 3 41 5 70 DS 4 7 to 7 74 9 11 76 FOUR YAR 2 to 8 to 2 5 3 86 59 4 42 4 4 46 61 11 to 7 SLE AL LEY 1 Fraser’s 10 Statue to 2 Bright’s Statue re ua q rt S e Albert Alb Memorial Heron House 12 Heywood’s 11 Statue 47 Gladstone’s Statue 22 PH 14 6 1 18 1 2 1 20 3 PH COUNTY ST 7 T Lawrence Buildings EE 1 4 R T CENTRAL STREET7 2 MOUNT ST Friends’ BACK TO AMENITIES PLAN Meeting House 6 BO OTLE STR EET27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY ire h and The Lexicon to cas ouse 12 10 H Lan 49 65 PETER 56 STREET OUNT STREET LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT AVAILABILITY G - 3,555 SQ FT AVAILABLE CLICK HERE FOR FLOOR PLAN 1 - 5,697 SQ FT AVAILABLE CLICK HERE FOR FLOOR PLAN 2 - 5,935 SQ FT AVAILABLE CLICK HERE FOR FLOOR PLAN 3 - IRWIN MITCHELL LLP 4 - IRWIN MITCHELL LLP 5 - GAZPROM 6 - IRWIN MITCHELL LLP 7 - IRWIN MITCHELL LLP 8 - IRWIN MITCHELL LLP 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT AVAILABILITY STAIR 1 shower shower LIFT 1 UP GROUND FLOOR disabled refuge LIFT 2 52 53 54 55 56 57 50 51 LIFT 3 dry riser 3,555 SQ FT SSTT AIR 1 LIFT 3 disabled refuge SST TAIR 3 dry riser 64 65 74 80 WATER BREAK TANK dis wc / 81 shower / BOOSTER ROOM 75 WC 76 82 WC 83 77 72 73 OP ST 84 78 89 ELEC ELEC TELECOM ROOM 85 86 90 SST TAIR 2 87 BACK TO AVAILABILITY PAGE ramp up 88 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT AVAILABILITY TYPICAL UPPER FLOOR STAIR 1 12.32 m smoke elec cpbd extract MALE WC 18.95 m 21.32 m DISABLED WC FEMALE WC VRV elec elec STAIR 2 BACK TO AVAILABILITY PAGE 18.15 m 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT SPECIFICATION • Double height entrance reception • VRV fan coil comfort cooling • 150mm full access raised floor • LG3 compliant lighting • Perforated metal regular ceiling system • 3 x 13 person passenger lifts • Capable of accommodating a density of 1 person per 6 Sq M • Excellent car parking ratio of 1 per 1,130 Sq Ft • The building has an EPC rating of D97. A copy certificate can be supplied 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT TERMS TERM The accommodation is available on a leasehold basis for a term of years to be agreed. QUOTING RENT Upon application. RATES The incoming tenant will be responsible for the payment of business rates levied on the accommodation. 27 QUAY ST, MANCHESTER, M3 3GY LOCATION AERIAL AMENITIES AVAILABILITY SPECIFICATION GALLERY TERMS CONTACT CONTACT Viewing is strictly by prior appointment with the agents. 0161 235 8998 cushmanwakefield.co.uk IMPORTANT NOTICE Cushman & Wakefield and TSG Property Consultants give notice to anyone who may read these particulars as follows: 1.These particulars are prepared for the guidance only of prospective purchasers. They are intended to give a fair overall description of the property but are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. Any information contained herein (whether in the text, plans or photographs) is given in good faith but should not be relied upon as being a statement or representation of fact.
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