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Full Planning Permission for New Build Units up to 2,304 Sq M (24,798 Sq Ft) with Mezzanine Capability Contents Earsdon Rd, Shiremoor, Newcastle upon Tyne NE27 0SJ FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR NEW BUILD UNITS UP TO 2,304 SQ M (24,798 SQ FT) WITH MEZZANINE CAPABILITY CONTENTS 2 Northumberland Retail Park is a new 11,148 sq m (120,000 sq ft) development situated on the A19 in Shiremoor, one junction north of Silverlink Shopping Park and Cobalt Business Park, North Tynside. Phase 1 completed with Aldi, Costa drive thru and Toby Carvery WIDER SITE open. Phase II units available up to 2,304 sq m (24,798 sq ft) with mezzanine capability. 3,000 PROPOSED NEW HOMES TYNE TUNNEL SILVERLINK RETAIL PARK COBALT BUSINESS PARK FUTURE DEVELOPMENT LAND 4.3 HECTARE (10.83 ACRES) ALLOCATED LAND FOR LOCAL CENTRE & SECONDARY SCHOOL 2,000 PLANNED A19 NEW HOMES 750 HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION ALLOCATED FUTURE EMPLOYMENT LAND 17 HECTARES (42 ACRES) 3 BLYTH Bedlington A189 LOCATION Cramlington A1 Seaton Delaval NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 8 MILES - 18 MIN BY CAR Dudley MORPETH 15 MILES - 25 MIN BY CAR Whitley Bay SUNDERLAND 14.6 MILES - 30 MIN BY CAR A696 A186 Newcastle A19 Airport Shiremoor DURHAM 23 MILES - 33 MIN BY CAR A191 Tynemouth A1 Longbenton North Shields Port of A191 Tyne SOUTH Gosforth SHIELDS A167 A1058 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE - 26 MIN BY METRO A69 Wallsend TYNE TUNNEL NEWCASTLE COAST - 13 MIN BY METRO UPON TYNE Hebburn A1300 GATESHEAD A184 A19 A1018 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE - 25 MIN BY BUS A694 WHITLEY BAY - 13 MIN BY BUS A1 A692 Roker Park A1290 A1231 4 RETAIL PARK OCCUPIERS A19 ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY Northumberland Retail Park is currently home to Aldi, Costa and Heron Foods, Subway, Cooplands, Card Factory, Indigo Sun, Toby Carvery. Exciting new lettings are to follow with terms agreed Frank’s Carpets and Moorview Vetinary Practice. with JD Gyms and B&M Home Store to include a garden centre. Over 300 free surface shopper car parking spaces available. Northumberland Park Metro Station and Bus Interchange together with a 390 spaced multi-storey car park is positioned centrally in Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Centre is located adjacent, between the two Parks. anchored by Sainsbury’s Food Store, with other retailers including 5 SITE PLAN (Phase 1) Existing Concrete Slab GARDEN CENTRE 300 RETAIL PARKING SPACES UNIT 1 UNIT 2 A186 UNIT 3 A19 UNIT 4 FUTURE EXPANSION ZONE UNIT AREA (SQ.FT.) 14,854 SQ FT B&M HOME STORE 23,982 + 7,556 GARDEN CENTRE (UNDER OFFER) 2 8,266 + 6,662 MEZZANINE 3 8,266 + 6,662 MEZZANINE 4 8,266 + 6,662 MEZZANINE JD GYMS 25,973 (FF ABOVE UNIT 1) (UNDER OFFER) ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY 6 STATS LEISURE EXPENDITURE RETAIL £51,254,392 EXPENDITURE TOTAL LEISURE SPEND WITHIN 5 MIN OF NORTHUMBERLAND RETAIL PARK £10,153 TOTAL PER HOUSEHOLD £4,322 WITHIN 5 MIN TOTAL SPEND PER HOUSEHOLD WITHIN 5 MIN £120,407,227 TOTAL RETAIL SPEND WITHIN 5 MIN POPULATION 202,700 533,880 LIVING IN NORTH TYNESIDE WITHIN 15 MIN TWO OF THE UK’S LARGEST BUSINESS PARKS NEARBY QUORUM COBALT TRANSPORT 4,000 12,000 WORKFORCE WORKFORCE METRO BUS EVERY 12MIN EVERY 15MIN 1.1 MILLION EMPLOYMENT SILVERLINK A19 JUNCTION HOUSING • 12.6 MILLION CARS PER ANNUM CATCHMENT 292,567 • 34,592 DAILY 20 MIN CATCHMENT A19 2,000 • 20.6 MILLION CARS PER ANNUM PROPOSED NEW HOMES • 56,607 DAILY 59,860 WITHIN A 10 MIN CATCHMENT 750 UNDER CONSTRUCTION 7 TRACK RECORD Northumberland Retail Park – 2,301 sq.m. (24,772 sq.ft.) Sainsbury’s Store anchoring a 1,985 sq.m. (21,368 Pets at Home - 836 sq.m. (9,000 sq.ft.) out of town retail sq.ft.) retail parade with additional retail/leisure development underway on adjacent 3.32 hectares (8.22 acres) site unit in Alnwick Northumberland Estates is one of the largest and most active developer landlords in the North East. The in house Commercial Property team is experienced in delivering schemes of a varying complexities from general industrial units to specialist facilities such as schools. Northumberland Estate’s UK Commercial Property portfolio Toby Carvery – Well-established leisure development Wynyard Business Park – Planning permission obtained for 400 Quorum Business Park – Retail parade currently comprises in excess of 400 within Northumberland Retail Park scheme sq.m. (4,090 sq.ft) retail parade at Tees Valleys premier business park on major North Tyneside Business Park properties over 100 individual sites. The current UK development pipeline is in excess of 1 million sq ft and is spread across a range of sectors. The wider portfolio includes assets in Germany, Switzerland and North America. Whitley Road – Planning to be submitted for drive-thru and restaurant unit to Alnwick South Road – 1,394 sq.m. (15,000 sq.ft.) retail developed for Aldi complement existing 6,515 sq.m. (70,125 sq.ft.) retail and leisure scheme stores 8 CONTACT Earsdon Rd, Shiremoor, Newcastle upon Tyne NE27 0SJ ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY ALL ENQUIRIES DEVELOPER Mark Proudlove William Hatton Stephen Henderson T: +44 (0) 113 388 4859 T: +44 (0) 161 277 7233 T: +44 (0) 113 220 1206 M: +44 (0) 7808 479 310 M: +44 (0) 7870 555 715 M: +44 (0) 7870 999 618 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Important Notice Particulars: These particulars are not an offer or contract, nor part of one. You should not rely on statements by Northumberland Estates Limited in the particulars or by word of mouth or in writing (“information”) as being factually accurate about the property, its condition or its value. Neither Northumberland Estates Limited has any authority to make any representations about the property, and accordingly any information given is entirely without responsibility on the part of the agents, seller(s) or lessor(s). Photos etc: The photographs show only certain parts of the property as they appeared at the time they were taken. Areas, measurements and distances given are approximate only. Regulations etc: Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the property does not mean that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consent has been obtained. A buyer or lessee must find out by inspection or in other ways that these matters have been properly dealt with and that all information is correct. VAT: The VAT position relating to the property may change without notice. Northumberland Estates is a limited company partnership registered in England with registered number 05941545. Our registered office is Quayside House, Quayside, 110 Quayside, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 3DX where you may look at a list of members’ names. 9.
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