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Pdf Manchester the Corn Exchange A COLLECTION OF RESTAURANTS CAREFULLY SELECTED TO DELIVER AN UNEQUALLED DINING EXPERIENCE OPEN SINCE SUMMER 2015 The Corn Exchange is a grade II* listed building in a prime position on Exchange Square in the heart of Manchester city centre. It is next door to the National Football Museum, The Printworks recreational hub, The Arndale Centre, Harvey Nichols and Selfridges, and just a short walk from the Manchester Arena. It is served by the new Exchange Sq Metrolink stop and Victoria Station, with Piccadilly Station a 15 minute walk away. MANCHESTER ARENA 13 The Corn Exchange is located in Exchange Square, in the heart of the city’s bustling retail hub which attracts over 40 million visitors per year. • It is also part of Manchester’s Medieval Quarter, which will benefit from a £10 9 million investment in the coming years to THE STOLLER HALL 5 improve public areas around the Cathedral GREENGATE VICTORIA STATION and its gardens, Chetham’s school and 14 library, and walkways from Victoria Station. • It’s surrounded by great neighbours: - Selfridges NOMA 1 8 12 2- Harvey Nichols CHETHAM'S LIBRARY 3- Manchester Arndale With over 42m annual visitors, it has the highest footfall of any inner-city shopping centre EMBANKMENT 4- National Football Museum 7 CHETHAMS 5- Victoria Station SCHOOL OF MUSIC The station will welcome up to 12m passengers per year by 2018 6- The Printworks 4 NATIONAL 7- Chetham’s School of Music FOOTBALL MUSEUM Largest specialist music school in UK with over 300 students 8- Chetham’s Library Founded in 1653, the oldest public library in the English-speaking world attracts a wide range of visitors, and is now licensed for weddings 10 9- The Stoller Hall MANCHESTER 6 CATHEDRAL 10- Manchester Cathedral PRINTWORKS 11- Exchange Square tram stop Opened in 2016, the tram drops passengers to the Corn Exchange’s doorstep. Spring 2017 will see the completion of the Second City Crossing line, bringing trams from Didsbury travelling through Exchange Square and on to Victoria, Rochdale 11 and Oldham EXCHANGE SQUARE METROLINK STOP 12- NOMA A £800m redevelopment scheme that includes EXCHANGE commercial, residential and public space SQUARE 3 13- Manchester Arena ARNDALE 2 CENTRE 14- GreenGate HARVEY NICHOLS A high spec development of commercial offices, 1 luxury serviced apartments and residential schemes SELFRIDGES 5 Victoria Station (2 min walk) Up to 12m passengers per year by 2018 9 The Stoller Hall 13 Manchester Arena Chetham’s School’s new 482-seat auditorium opens April 2017 with a programme of music Attracts over 1m visitors a year and spoken word 6 The Printworks 10 Manchester Cathedral 4 National Football Museum Its bars, restaurants and cinema attract over 8m 500,000 visitors a year The cathedral attracts over 200,000 visitors a year with its exciting programme of events visitors a year and concerts, from vintage fairs to international music acts such as Elbow and Alicia Keys DOWN TO ESCAPE HUNT UG08 2,395 SQ FT TENANT PLANS UG09 GROUND UG10 PLEER HOUSE FLOOR UG07 (LET TO 3345 SQ FT STARBUCKS) DOWN TO ALSTON LG06 Available A1/A4 UG16 1,317 SQ FT UG11 B13 UG13 UG05 DOWN TO HOTEL LOBBY UG17 218 + 256 Ext SQ FT 0161 806 0866 UG02 UG04 UG01 495 + 284 Ext SQ FT DOWN TO UP TO UG14 UG03 253 + 407 Ext SQ FT 789 + 481 Ext SQ FT CORNEXCHANGEMANCHESTER.CO.UK TO THE ARENA UG08 UG08 2,395 SQ FT 2,395 SQ FT TENANT PLANS UG09 TENANT PLANS UG09 GROUND UG10 PLEER GROUND UG10 HOUSE PLEER FLOOR UG07 (LET TO HOUSE 3345 SQ FT STARBUCKS) FLOOR UG07 (LET TO DOWN TO 3345 SQ FT STARBUCKS) ALSTON DOWN LG06TO ALSTON Available LG06 A1/A4 UG16 1,317 SQ FT Available UG11 A1/A4B13 UG16 1,317 SQ FT UG11 B13 UG13 UG05< TO THE CATHEDRAL UG13 DOWN TO UG05 HOTEL LOBBY UG17 218 + 256 Ext SQ FT UNIT 7 UNIT 8 DOWN TO Providing over 7,230 sq. ft. over two floors, this corner HOTELProviding approximately 4,893 sq. ft. over two floors, this unit 0161 806 0866 UG02 LOBBY UG17 unit occupies a fantastic location, overlooking Manchester is located in a prominent position next218 + to 256 Byron Ext andSQ FT benefits Cathedral. 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(UG 5,843UG04 SQ FT FF 6,280 SQ FT) UG14 UG01 253 + 407 Ext SQ FT UG03 495 + 284 Ext SQ FT 789 + 481 Ext SQ FT CORNEXCHANGEMANCHESTER.CO.UK DOWN TO UP TO UG14 UG03 253 + 407 Ext SQ FT 789 + 481 Ext SQ FT FF07 FF08 2,395 SQ FT 3,885 SQ FT TENANT PLANS FF09 FF10 PLEER FIRST HOUSE (LET TO FLOOR STARBUCKS) FF16 FF13 FF05 ROOMZZZ 0161 806 0866 FF02 FF03 CORNEXCHANGEMANCHESTER.CO.UK CORRIDOR TENANT PLANS ESCAPE HUNT LG19 5,566 SQ FT BASEMENT PLEER HOUSE (LET TO STARBUCKS) STORAGE LG06 3,223 SQ FT ALSTON LG06 LG12 6,000 SQ FT UG11 LG17 LG04 0161 806 0866 LG01 LG14 CORNEXCHANGEMANCHESTER.CO.UK UG08 2,395 SQ FT TENANT PLANS UG09 GROUNDUNIT 7 UG10 PLEER HOUSE FLOOR UG07 (LET TO 3345 SQ FT STARBUCKS) DOWN TO ALSTON LG06 Available A1/A4 UG16 1,317 SQ FT UG11 B13 UG13 UG05 DOWN TO HOTEL LOBBY UG17 218 + 256 Ext SQ FT 0161 806 0866 UG02 UG04 UG01 495 + 284 Ext SQ FT DOWN TO UP TO UG14 UG03 253 + 407 Ext SQ FT 789 + 481 Ext SQ FT CORNEXCHANGEMANCHESTER.CO.UK Easterly view of Unit 8 View of Unit 8 Westerly view of Unit 8 OPENED FEBRUARY 14TH 2018 114 INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED ROOMS NO FOOD AND BEVERAGES WITHIN HOTEL MISREPRESENTATION ACT 1967 & PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 Cushman & Wakefield LLP, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: (i) these particulars do not form any part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representation of fact. (ii) No person in the employment of the agent(s) has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. (iii) Floor areas, measurements or distances given are approximate. Unless otherwise stated, any rents or outgoings quoted are exclusive of VAT. (iv) Any descriptions given of the property cannot be taken to imply, it is in good repair, has all necessary consents, is free of contamination, or that the services and facilities are in working order. Interested parties are advised to carry out their own investigations as requested. Regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors..
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