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Lowry Mill Has Developed Into a Thriving Business Centre with a Fantastic Atmosphere To Let Superior Quality Office Accommodation LOWRY Suites from 1,000 - 40,000 sq ft in floors of up to 22,000 sq ft MILL with on site Restaurant, Gym and Car Park M27 6DB www.lowrymill.co.uk A STUNNING RENOVATION OF A VICTORIAN MILL An Overview Now more than 50% occupied, Lowry Mill has developed into a thriving business centre with a fantastic atmosphere. There is a real buzz about the place. A Superior Specification • Up to 84,000 sq ft of office space set out over four floors • Suites available from 1,250 sq ft upwards • Suite design and build services available • Excellent connectivity via multiple suppliers • High quality toilets on every floor • Every suite equipped with comfort cooling or air conditioning • Three modern passenger lifts • Stunning views from upper floors • Lowry Mill is located within a 5 acre site PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL OFFICE FACILITIES, AMENITIES AND QUALITY FINISHES THROUGHOUT On Site Services & Amenities • Stunning main building entrance and reception • 24/7 access available • Feature conference room available to hire • Stylish restaurant providing varied menus • Business lounge area • Well equipped gym incorporating changing rooms & showers • Extensive tenant and visitor parking with number plate recognition barrier control • Secure cycle storage area • Friendly and efficient on site management and services team • Access control, CCTV and guard services Typical Floorplan N Lifts 55m Individual floors of up to 22,000 sq ft 40m Lifts Toilets 18 Moses Gate Bury 2 A667 M60 WITH SUPERB ACCESS TO J16 M60 - 2 MINS M60 Kearsley Whitefield A666 M60 19 M61 17 3 A665 16 20 2 M60 M27 6DB A666 15 M60 14 To M61 Bolton, Preston & The North To Clifton, A666 Kearsley & Bolton To Whitefield, Prestwich, 16 M60 M66 Bury & M62 Leeds 15 Prestwich 14 Y A B SW 16 A6 CCliflifton A576 O EN UE M60 LT Q MILL O N R To M60 Manchester South & Stockport, O A D A6044 M602 Trafford Park, Salford Quays Walkden A6 & Manchester City Centre A56 Moorside MoMMoorsideorrsis de CH O RL D Swinton MILL SSwintonwinton EY A A666 RO O A580 A R MILL D N IO T A T S A665 Swinton N L A575 N M60 O T G A6 N I T A666 R A BOLTON ROAD A572 A580 P Pendlebury B5231 A6 To Moorside STATION ROAD 13 Wardley & Walkden Salford M602 PENDLEBURY 12/1 ROAD Salford 2 Crescent Manchester Swinton Victoria Station Eccles Patricroft M602 Eccles Salford A57 3 Central A57 MANCHESTER Oxford Road To Swinton, Media City UK Deansgate Piccadilly Pendlebury & Salford A57 A57(M) Trafford Centre Salford Quays To Pendlebury Swinton and Salford Shopping Centre CLOSE TO MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE & SALFORD QUAYS Swinton - an accessible location Lowry Mill is well located close to the centre of Swinton with access to a range of retail and leisure amenities and public transport. It is also well positioned to provide excellent access to the motorway network and the rest of the Greater Manchester conurbation. Swinton Railway Station: 4 mins walk M60 motorway J16: 1 mile Buses (No’s 19, 22, 73, 484): 3 mins walk Buses (No’s 36 & 37): 10 mins walk Manchester - right on the doorstep Media City: 5 miles Trafford Centre: 5 miles Manchester City Centre: 7 miles Manchester Airport: 21 miles www.lowrymill.co.uk TO LET SUPERIOR QUALITY OFFICE ACCOMMODATION... A Vanguard Holdings Development. 0208 998 8888 LOWRY www.vanguardholdings.co.uk 0161 244 5500 MILL www.manchester-offices.co.uk 0161 837 3555 0161 793 9200 www.cushmanwakefield.co.uk MISREPRESENTATION ACT: A Vanguard Holdings Development, Canning O’Neill and Cushman & Wakefield for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are, give notice that (i) these particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. They are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves as to the correctness of each of them. (ii) no person in the employment of A Vanguard Holdings Development, Canning O’Neill or Cushman & Wakefield have any authority to make or give any representation or warranty www.lowrymill.co.uk in relation to this property. January 2017. Designed and produced by Creativeworld Tel: 01282 858200.
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