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Prestatyn 31 A41 Llandudno Rhyl 10 MANCHESTER Wilmslow M56 Retford A46 • Proximity to a major labour force with various skill base.Colwyn Bay M53 Knutsford M1 A16 Conwy DRAFTA1 A156 M Ellesmere 30 Abergele O A57 A158 • ManchesterA5 International Airport within 20 minute drive time. T A55 O Port R Flint M6 W 16 11 Chesterfield BangorA55 AY Lincoln 12 A470 29 A5 A523 A53 A515 A158 A Chester 6 2 A6 7 M A55 Mansfield A663 Matlock A494 L Leek 28 A15 Middleton A627 Crewe HAL Newark- A17 A52 ERTON CHADD A483 D 16 on-Trent ROA Nantwich A500 27 AM A5 A38 H MILLS HILL OLD MIDDLETO Further Information STOKE-ON-TRENT 669 A470 A607 J20 M62 / J21 M60, Oldham, Greater Manchester A N Oldham A46 ROAD A669 A52 Ashbourne A17 576 For further information please contact the retained agents. A GR Newcastle- A1121 Boston IM 663 26 A A487 S H A Under-Lyme W 15 A52 L A1 A52 A N A5 A50 NOTTINGHAM E A16 A148 A34 A52 A53 A5 Uttoxeter Y DERBY 25 Grantham A52 A470 A494 A17 A15 4 F 6 O 6 BROADWA Oswestry E A607 B X A50 A T R D A JCT D O E A51 24 A148 A A G N 20 O D N T 14 EAST A151 R G E O A N R E T L MIDLANDS E A E R A515 Spalding N A140 T G Stafford King's S E A38 A17 E H A5 Lynn C Chadderton A1101 N G A BLACKLEY GOLF A470 23 A 13 Newport M T www.broadwaygreen.co.uk COURSE E A42 W A A47 East Y M 6 C A607 0 VI R A606 CT M O O E JCT M1 R T S Dereham I A458 M6 A1 A O A16 AV R A1065 E W NORWICH 21 N A A47 U Y E A5 E 22 A47 A S A16 7 6 11 A10 T 12 Cannock Stamford New Industrial / Commercial A 5 6 Wisbech 1 A458 0 Norwich 4 Great Yarmouth Swaffham S Downham 11 E 2 M A606 6 M54 A663P A1139 A1122 L A Market HOLL AY E 2 Design & Build Opportunities D A146 W W M42 A487 A LEICESTER D A M6(T) A47 I A483 Y NWOOD A A6003 O A47 A470 D R 21 B A VE A47 Peterborough MOSTON A143 10 CHESTER RO WOLVERHAMPTON March A 4 MANCHESTER N Y 6 A43 A11 0 A 1 A M69 from to 50,000 sq ft up 450,000 sq ft W M A6 D 7 A134 8 OWNE ROA A489 A HOLLINWOOD 9 2 Lowestoft O TB R H M6 B G JCT 1 I 3 1 6 A140 L 6 22 85 Market A10 6 2 M1 6 A A 2 A427 A605 Harborough Corby A141 A143 A470 BIRMINGHAM A6116 3 A487 20 Daniel Burn Michael3 RooneyBIRMINGHAM Thetford A44 6 2 A1066 A1165 MISREPRESENTATIONS ACT 1967 & DECLARATION: Aberystwyth A1 WHR Property and Jones Lang LaSalle for themselves and for the vendors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: a) The particulars are set out as general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers and do not [email protected] [email protected] M6 Ely A483 M42 1 A142 constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract. b) The information contained in this communication has not been independently verified.FAILSWORTH No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made as to, and no reliance should be 19 Kettering M5 5 A508 A11 placed on, the fairness, accuracy, completeness or correctness of the information or opinions contained herein. 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    J11 M56 Design & build opportunities from 8,000 to 500,000 sqft Find out more on Junction 11 M56, Cheshire Intro Masterplan Design & build Location Connectivity Amenities Occupiers Gallery Contact Why Daresbury Park? Daresbury Park is a key strategic site for business development and growth with over 5 million people living within 5 million people a 45 minute drive time of the park. within 45 mins Comprising 225 acres (91 hectares) with planning consent for approximately 1.6 million square feet, the park provides an exceptional environment which is already home to numerous international businesses. Daresbury Park benefits from direct access onto the M56 motorway at junction 11 and is equidistant between Planning for Manchester and Liverpool airports (15 miles). 1.6 million sqft The M6 and M62 motorways are both within a 10 minute drive. The park has excellent on-site amenities with Daresbury Park Hotel offering extensive conference facilities, coffee shop, restaurants and leisure facilities including a gymnasium, spa and swimming pool. Manchester & Liverpool airports 20 mins Daresbury Park is owned by Marshall CDP, an established local developer with 100 years of experience, who have delivered over 2 million square feet of commercial space in the last 5 years alone. M6 & M62 motorways 10 mins Intro Masterplan Design & build Location Connectivity Amenities Occupiers Gallery Contact Masterplan Site 3 Site 1 Masterplan Site 1 Site 2 Site 3 Daresbury Park can cater for building sizes ranging from 8,000 to 500,000 sqft and a number of options can be presented on the site to suit an organisation’s preference.