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Making Good Time – Travelling to Stockley Park MAKING GOOD TIME – TRAVELLING TO STOCKLEY PARK The Bower’s proximity to the motorway, National Rail and Underground The Bower at networks and its ten minute drive-time to Heathrow Airport makes it 4 Roundwood Avenue exceptionally well located for national and international travel. Stockley Park Add a comprehensive bus service and dedicated Bower shuttle and Uxbridge you may find it affords you a little more time to enjoy the destination. UB11 1AF TRAVELING TO STOCKLEY PARK HEATHROW AIRPORT M MOTORWAY M MOTORWAY min drive from Stockley Park JUNCTION JUNCTION min drive from Stockley Park min drive from Stockley Park HAYES & HARLINGTON ELIZABETH LINE DUE min bus ride from Stockley Park WEST DRAYTON ELIZABETH LINE DUE min bus ride from Stockley Park J M ROAD J JA HILLINGDON M M A UXBRIDGE Heathrow Airport, the M25, M4 and M40 COWLEY ROAD A motorways are all highly accessible from HILLINGDON ROAD Stockley Park. A STOCKLEY PARK DISTANCES: M UXBRIDGE A HARLINGTON ROAD M4 J4 1.5 MILES M25 J15 3 MILES HIGH STREET UXBRIDGE ROAD A M40 J1A 5.5 MILES IVER LANE W DRAYTON RD FALLING LN A HEATHROW 3.5 MILES HIGH STREET STOCKLEY RD STOCKLEY DAWLEY RD WEST HAYES GATWICK 42 MILES DRAYTON HAYES & HARLINGTON CENTRAL LONDON 22 MILES IVER STN RD CHERRY LN THE PARKWAY NORTH HYDE RD J SH SAT NAV: UB11 1AF WEST DRAYTON EP M ISTON LN M OL M The Bower has 412 car parking spaces SIPSON RD JB M J M J M (1:334 sq ft net) with 15 active and READING CENTRAL 15 passive electric car charging points. A LONDON HOLLOWAY LN Cyclists can benefit from 120 spaces. BATH ROAD A STANWELL MOOR RD MOOR STANWELL HEATHROW TERMINALS - M HATTON THE BOWER BIKE HEATHROW THE PKWY CROSS AIRPORT A HEATHROW TERMINAL The Bower branded bicycles can be provided for occupiers to make trips to SOUTHERN PERIMETER RD A GREAT SOUTH WEST ROAD the surrounding amenities. BUS TRAIN THE ELIZABETH LINE The A10 bus service links the Park with Stockley Park is ideally located for access Stockley Park will benefit from two Heathrow Airport and Uxbridge. to both West Drayton and Hayes & Elizabeth Line stations within 1.5 miles, It operates every 15 minutes during Harlington Stations, both of which West Drayton to the West and Hayes peak times. serve London Paddington and provide & Harlington to the East. Hayes & fast links to the rest of the National Rail Harlington will provide 10 Elizabeth The 350 bus serves the Park and runs network via Reading station to the West. Line services an hour at peak times, with between West Drayton and Hayes & Journey times to London Paddington are 8 services at off peak times, providing Harlington station (every 15 minutes) around 25 minutes from West Drayton access to Bond Street station in the with a dedicated ‘bus only’ entrance at and 21 minutes from Hayes & Harlington. heart of the West End in 20 minutes and the rear of the business park cutting Liverpool Street in 27 minutes. The full journey times to only 6 minutes to Access to the Underground system service is due to commence in 2019. Hayes Station. (Central and District Lines) can be made at Ealing Broadway, an 8 minute train The U5 bus serves the Park and runs journey from Hayes & Harlington. every 15 minutes during the day and AIR 30 minutes during the evening, linking TIMES: Hayes & Harlington, West Drayton and Stockley Park is ideally located Uxbridge Stations. LONDON 22 MINS for access from Heathrow Airport. Terminals 1,2,3,4 and 5 are less than GATWICK 1HR 45 MINS 10 minutes away by car. HEATHROW 12 MINS UNDERGROUND Uxbridge station provides access to the Northern arm of the Piccadilly and Metropolitan Line. The Southern arm of the Piccadilly Line runs to Heathrow (Terminals 1,2,3,4 and 5) and Central London. THE BOWER BUS A professional dedicated branded shuttle This could be extended to provide A more bespoke service could also be bus service can be provided to link the an additional midday service between arranged outside these times for more building to Hayes & Harlington Station 11.45am to 2.00pm to Uxbridge town specific journeys such as collecting or and Heathrow Airport. The service can centre with an approximate journey delivering VIP’s to Heathrow Airport. be tailored to your specific needs which time of 10 minutes. This service could The service can be provided for could operate from 7.30am to 9.30am provide 4 to 5 shuttle runs for each of the approximatley £0.75 per sq ft via the and again from between 11:45am and morning, midday and evening periods. Building Service Charge. 2:00pm to Hayes & Harlington train station with an approximate journey time of 10 minutes. CONTACT A DEVELOPMENT BY EMMA GOODFORD EMMA.GOODFORDKNIGHTFRANK.COM SIMON GLENN FUNDED BY WWW.THEBOWERBUILDING.COM @bowerbuilding @thebowerbuilding.
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