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Slough Business Park Is Located Less Than 1 Mile from Junction 6 of the M4, 7 Miles from Junction 2 of the M40 and 11 Miles from M25 Junction 15 from Freehold units only £105,000 Creative with Buildings LIGHT INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE / OFFICE UNITS 427 sq ft - 15,741 sq ft Slough Business Park is located less than 1 mile from junction 6 of the M4, 7 miles from junction 2 of the M40 and 11 miles from M25 Junction 15. Slough Business Park Slough SL1 3FQ Call us on 020 7937 3878 www.sapcotes.co.uk FREEHOLD FOR SALE Slough Business Park 94 Farnham Road, Berkshire SL1 3FQ Space to inspire you. 427 sq ft to 15,741 sq ft. 94 Farnham Road has a fascinating history of influential business ideas. It was formerly the home of Satchwell Controls whose founder, Leonard Satchwell, was a prolific inventor. One of his inventions can still be found in virtually every home around the world today: the first commercially available room thermostat for use with central heating systems. Now Slough Business Park offers you the space and opportunity to develop your own business ideas. The excellent value industrial/ warehouse and office units range from 427 sq ft to 15,741sq ft, provides the potential to tailor them to your individual needs. The list of possible uses is endless, from leisure facilities to logistics. Put your business in control Slough Business Park has a highly visible presence just off the A355. The units are ideally located to potentially exploit business opportunities at Slough Estates and Slough centre. The Park is also just 15 minutes drive from the home of the UK film industry at Pinewood. A4 Bath Road A355 Farnham Road Amenities • All units have the potential to tailor to individual needs • Three phase Electrical Supply • Roller Shutter* *With the exception of 15e and 17 Slough Business Park 94 Farnham Road, Berkshire SL1 3FQ Queensmere Observatory Queensmere Observatory What’s so great about Slough? If you think you know everything there is to know about Slough, think again. Because as well as being one of the UK’s most diverse towns, it’s also one of the most surprising, bordered by green spaces and first class shopping, eating and leisure facilities. Slough centre is undergoing a £1 billion regeneration programme that’s already seen major improvements that include a multi-million pound station refurb, new leisure facilities plus construction of The Curve, an exciting new learning and cultural centre. Slough Borough Council believes the development will attract Stoke Park Golf course £ billions more investment into the town and, of course, jobs. Out & About Slough Business Park is located just over a mile from the centre of Slough, minutes from the A4 and M4. A wide range of local shops and facilities can be found within walking distance on Farnham Road and just over a mile away on and around Slough High Street and in the Queensmere Observatory shopping centre. These include Tesco Extra, Marks & Spencer, Primark, H&M and Debenhams. There are more shops and restaurants in Windsor, just 10 minutes drive away, where you’ll also find the wonderful, wide open spaces of Windsor Great Park. A similar distance to the north is Stoke Park Country Club, Hotel and Spa. Stoke Park also offers a 27 hole Championship golf course, 13 tennis courts including indoor, all weather and grass courts, an award-winning spa, heated indoor swimming pool, gym, 14 acres of gardens and three restaurants, including the Three AA Rosette Humphry’s. Within a five minute walk of your desk you can also enjoy peace and quiet at Salt Hill Park and Bayliss Creative with Buildings Slough Railway Station Heathrow Airport Salt Hill Park M40 Memorial Gardens. J2 Getting around M4 Slough Business Park is located just off the A355 A40 within a mile of junction 6 of the M4 and only a few Junction 6 A332 minutes drive to the M25 and M40. The Park is also M25 just 15 minutes drive from the home of the UK film Slough industry at Pinewood. M4 J6 Nearest public transport: J4b/ M4 J15 Rail: Slough Railway Station 1.3 miles Windsor Heathrow Trains to Paddington, Reading, Swindon and the west 10 miles Heathrow✈ A332 Buses including: 74 to/from High Wycombe/Slough Centre, 58 to/from Uxbridge/Britwell, 75/76 to/from Maidenhead/Heathrow Airport. On-site Parking Slough Business Park 94 Farnham Road, Berkshire SL1 3FQ 1 1155e5e 345 67788911001111 1212141 41515 1515 1155 1515 a b c d LAND B 282 2277 2244 2 233 2233 2233 c b a 1166 1177 1188 LAND 2 27 A 191 9 282 LAND C 2,170 Unit No. Sq.Ft.2,012 19 1,954 23A 1,954 2,248 23B 4,725 Unit No. Sq.Ft. 2,467 23C 4,103 1,699 6,747 Sq.Ft. 12 24 14 3,311 27 15,741 15A 3,311 28 Unit No. 2,286 15B 3,311 Land A 3,929 1,467 1 15C 964 Land B 6,276 3,600 3 15D 1,506 Land C 3,854 4 2,400 15E 427 5 1,835 16 4,067 6 1,452 17 7 1,452 18 8 1,452 9 2,242 10 11 How to get there High Wycombe To Oxford Slough Business Park is located M40 Harrow just off the A355, within 1 mile of the motorway network via the A404 A40 Wembley M4 junction 6. Heathrow Airport can be reached within 30 mins. Slough A355 M25 Maidenhead railway station is 6 minutes away Slough and offers frequent, direct services M4 Ealing A M4 into London Paddington. Slough A4 and Windsor town centres are Windsor ( immediately to the south east Heathrow and south. To Reading A332 A30 To M40 A 3 Slough 5 5 A4 Bath Road F a r n Business Park h a m R o To Maidenhead a d Retail Park A4 Bath Road Thames Valley Pizza University Slough Railway Hut Station To M25 A32 A355 M4 A32 To Maidenhead To M25 Jct 6 M4 To Windsor Important distances (Miles) Local amenities Major Roads Cities Transport Post Office <1 M4 <1 Central London 20 Train Station 1 Supermarket <1 M25 11 High Wycombe 12 Heathrow 9 Retail Park <1 M40 7 Reading 19 Gatwick 47 M3 15 The Small Print The Sapcote Group is a family-run Unlike many developers, we like to be upfront about any additional costs that may be business specialising in transforming old, unloved buildings into striking, imaginative involved with our buildings: workspace for you to love working in. Creative property development has been ESTATE CHARGE RESERVATION PROCEDURE in our blood for more than 100 years. An estate charge equivalent to a maximum A deposit of £1,000 is required to reserve We’re enthusiasts, working closely with of £1 sq ft (+VAT) will be collected up to a unit. We anticipate exchange of contracts an award-winning team of designers and the handover of the management to take 4 weeks. Each party will pay its architects. Where other developers see company. own legal costs. decaying urban structures (best levelled at enormous expense, waste and disruption) VAT. we see potential, beauty and value. Payable on the purchase price. Creative with Buildings Call Sapcote Developments on 020 7937 3878 These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. Email us on Misrepresentations Act 1967. Properties are offered [email protected] subject to availability. We reserve the right to vary 103110 prices and to improve or change specifications. www.sapcotes.co.uk SBP/DL 2/16.
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