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THE SOUTH WEST’S GLOBAL LOGISTICS GATEWAY MOUNTPARK.COM/ A LOGISTICS CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO BRISTOL ACCOMMODATE A SINGLE UNIT OF UP TO 1,000,000 SQ FT. WE ARE READY. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 Site 3 approved Site services New site access Site raising Infrastructure Site ready to New M49 acquired planning diverted from A403 works completed go vertical Junction consents THIS IMPRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT CAN Since Mountpark acquired the Bristol XL site, we are MOUNTPARK.COM/ proud to announce we have been working tirelessly to ACCOMMODATE CIRCA 1.3 MILLION SQ FT enable the site to commence immediate construction. OF BUILD TO SUIT AND ALREADY HAS BRISTOL 3 DETAILED PLANNING CONSENTS Having completed the site raising and infrastructure, the site is fully consented and oven ready to deliver buildings within 12 months. Indicative CGI M4 West to Wales M4 East to London M49 to M4 New M49 J1 M49 to M5 South M49 New M49 J1 A403 South to M5 MOUNTPARK.COM/ Severn Road (A403) access New M49 J1 BRISTOL New M49 J1 M4 & M48 In close proximity to transport hubs The scheme is strategically Bristol is the economic hub The site is immediately located for local and national of the South West region with deliverable and can distribution via the M32, M48, excellent labour availability, accommodate circa 1.3 M49, M4 and M5 motorways. education resources, and million sq ft benefitting connectivity. from 3 detailed planning The site’s connectivity has consents. dramatically improved due Outside of London, the West to the brand new junction (J1) of England has the largest providing direct access to proportion of highly qualified the M49. workers in the UK. MOUNTPARK.COM/ BRISTOL PROVEN. MOUNTPARK.COM/ BRISTOL 1 MILE To new M49 junction (J1) CHEPSTOW M48 SEVERN BRIDGE THORNBURY 3 MINS M48 A4O3 Avonmouth Rail Freight terminal M4 SEC OND A38 SEV M4 J21 ERN CRO J22 SSING M5 LOCATION. J15 / J2O SEVERN ESTUARY 5 MILES M4 Located at Central Park, Avonmouth, Bristol XL A4O3 M5 A38 is strategically positioned for local and national Bristol Royal Edward and A432 Royal Portbury docks distribution via the M32, M48, M49, M4 and M5 A4O3 motorways. The site’s connectivity has dramatically J19 improved due to the new M49 Junction (J1). RIVER AVON J18 A4O18 A4174 M4 J18a M32 A38 A4162 MOUNTPARK.COM/ A4 Interactive map A4176 20 MILES A432 A4174 M5 Bristol Airport A369 A42O BRISTOL A42O BRISTOL A37O A38 A4174 A431 A4174 A37 90 MINS A37O London via Bristol Parkway rail station OCCUPIERS. Strategically located, offering both connectivity and accessibility, Mountpark Bristol XL has the potential to deliver J 1 NEW significant supply chain efficiencies for logistics operators. JUNCTION Central Park has quickly established itself as the premier location for logistics/warehouse occupiers. This has been M49 demonstrated by the number of major companies that have invested in the area, such as Amazon, The Range, Lidl, DHL, MOUNTPARK.COM/ Tesco and Davies Turner. Interactive map BRISTOL HIGH QUALITY LANDSCAPING ROOF TERRACE WELLBEING. MOUNTPARK.COM/ Employee wellbeing is at the forefront of design at TRIM TRAIL Mountpark and Bristol XL will incorporate features such as enhanced natural lighting, drinks fountains and other welfare facilities. In addition to this, set within 65 acres, BRISTOL the site will incorporate high quality landscaping and trim trails to be enjoyed by employees. CUSTOMER FOCUSED CUSTOMER FOCUSED. We have the ability to work flexibly with our customers to deliver the perfect logistics solutions to suit their business needs, and we have the track record to prove it. Mountpark Bardon Phase II “We selected Mountpark because of their “ The Delivery Group handles collaborative approach to designing and over a billion items a year and constructing a fit-to-purpose building, one as we continue to grow, this new that would support our long-term strategy distribution hub will help us to handle within our desired timeline. Mountpark increasing demand for our services proved themselves to be the perfect delivery both nationally and internationally. MOUNTPARK.COM/ partner throughout the entire process and We needed to get this new operation demonstrated an ability to make very quick up and running in a short timescale decisions to ensure a streamlined process and Mountpark has been very helpful from inception to delivery.” in accommodating us.” VF Corporation, May 2020 The Delivery Group, Oct 2019 BRISTOL Mountpark Bardon Phase II Mountpark Warrington Phase 1 CONNECTED. MOUNTPARK.COM/ BRISTOL A1(M) M6 A1(M) YORK N LEEDS HULL M62 5 HRS M1 MANCHESTER LIVERPOOL SHEFFIELD M6 M1 4 HRS ACCESSIBILITY. NOTTINGHAM 3 HRS M42 The site is ideally situated to link you to any UK destination by road and rail and to the rest of the world with nearby airports and docks. BIRMINGHAM 2 HRS M5 M1 M4O 1 HR M49 Avonmouth Dock Royal Portbury Docks The new M49 junction Royal Edward Dock, also known As a global gateway, Royal Portbury Dock OXFORD (J1) provides enhanced as Avonmouth Dock, is located handles a wide range of cargo activity with M4 O.5 HRS access to Bristol XL on the North side of the River multiple and frequent global connections. With and the wider UK Avon, at its confluence with the its deep-water capacity it can accommodate CARDIFF SWINDON M4 LONDON motorway network. Severn estuary. some of the largest container ships in the world. BRISTOL M3 MOUNTPARK.COM/ M5 SOUTHAMPTON PORTSMOUTH Bristol Airport Avonmouth Rail Bristol Parkway BOURNEMOUTH The commercial airport Freight Terminal On the South Wales Main EXETER serving the city of Bristol A crucial rail freight hub for Line, in the northern suburbs and the surrounding area Bristol and the UK. It is an inland of the Bristol conurbation. BRISTOL handling around 8.7 million Railport approximately nine miles Just 112 miles (90 minutes) passengers annually. North-West of Bristol City. from London Paddington. Key Click to view Bristol Port’s Global Connections GOTHENBURG / N WALLHAMN ESBJERG WARRENPOINT HAMBURG CORK BRISTOL PORT’S EMDEN BRISTOL FLUSHING GLOBAL GATEWAY ANTWERP INTERNATIONAL HUB CONNECTIONS The Bristol Ports are an international gateway. They are one of the UK’s largest ports for imports and exports for a variety of goods. Products exchanged here include perishable and non-perishable goods, wines, automobiles, and machinery. YENIKOY SAVONA LIVORNO Antwerp & Piraeus’ global connections GEMLIK GIJON BILBAO IZMIR CIVITAVECCHIA SALERNO ANTWERP PIRAEUS INTERNATIONAL HUB INTERNATIONAL HUB PIRAEUS LEIXOES INTERNATIONAL HUB MOUNTPARK.COM/ SETUBAL VALENCIA PALERMO SINES MALTA BRISTOL PROJECTED POPULATION GROWTH BY 2029 BRISTOL IS THE ECONOMIC HUB 9% OF THE SOUTH WEST REGION 8% With excellent labour availability, education resources, and connectivity. Outside of London, the West of England has the 7% largest proportion of highly qualified workers in the UK. 6% 5% Bristol and the surrounding Bristol benefits from being 4% area has a labour pool that is within 2.5hrs drive time of the skilled, plentiful and varied. national sorting hubs for all major parcel carriers (domestic 3% Excellent connectivity for & international) making it the parcel operations for both Full ideal location for e-fulfilment 2% Truckload (FTL) and Less Than operations with next day or Truckload (LTL) shipments. timed delivery services. 1% Bristol is ideal for both multi- Avonmouth and Severnside drop B2B and B2C delivery have been designated as an 0% operations due to its regional Enterprise Area. BRISTOL BANBURY COVENTRY READING REDDITCH SOUTHAMPTON SWINDON MOUNTPARK.COM/ distribution centre status. Skills Academy and 2 Excellent connections to all universities ensures continued key regional docks, nodes, supply of well-educated and rail freight and the associated skilled labour force. PROJECTED POPULATION GROWTH national / global network that is unlocked as a result. BRISTOL 8% projected population growth by 2029 with 3,264 new homes due to be built within a 10 min drive of Bristol’s centre. SICKNESS ABSENCE RATE BRISTOL IS THE ECONOMIC HUB 3.0% OF THE SOUTH WEST REGION 2.5% With excellent labour availability, education resources, and connectivity. Outside of London, the West of England has the largest proportion of highly qualified workers in the UK. 2.0% 1.5% Bristol and the surrounding Bristol benefits from being area has a labour pool that is within 2.5hrs drive time of the skilled, plentiful and varied. national sorting hubs for all major parcel carriers (domestic 1.5% Excellent connectivity for & international) making it the parcel operations for both Full ideal location for e-fulfilment Truckload (FTL) and Less Than operations with next day or O.5% Truckload (LTL) shipments. timed delivery services. Bristol is ideal for both multi- Avonmouth and Severnside drop B2B and B2C delivery have been designated as an O.0% operations due to its regional Enterprise Area. BRISTOL BANBURY COVENTRY READING REDDITCH SOUTHAMPTON SWINDON MOUNTPARK.COM/ distribution centre status. Skills Academy and 2 Excellent connections to all universities ensures continued key regional docks, nodes, supply of well-educated and rail freight and the associated skilled labour force. SICKNESS ABSENCE RATE national / global network that is unlocked as a result. BRISTOL Reliable and engaged workforce with low sickness and low trade union membership rates. SCALE. MOUNTPARK.COM/ BRISTOL INDICATIVE 2 UNIT SCHEME PLANS SEVERN ROAD PLAN 1. 2 STOREY OFFICES 3 STOREY OFFICES The following plans provide indicative layouts that are consented. Bristol XL offers full flexibility via build-to-suit to deliver bespoke designs for our customers exact occupational requirements. UNIT 2 STOREY • Mountpark Bristol XL benefits from 3 detailed OFFICES CENTRAL AVENUE 1 planning consents with units ranging from 406,000 SQ FT 172,000 to 882,000 sq ft. • On a build to suit basis, the scheme could UNIT accommodate a single unit up to 1,000,000 sq ft.
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