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3 Upper Floors Available from 10000 Sq Ft Up — 3 UPPER FLOORS AVAILABLE FROM 10,000 SQ FT UP TO 72,500 SQ FT THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS First Central 200 provides West End quality office accommodation in a mixed and mature park environment. Already home to Bechtel, the building provides an exceptional opportunity to companies that want to provide staff with the very best of both worlds. Arriving at the building through its landscaped grounds is impressive, but entering the re-designed reception is an exceptional experience. Visitors are greeted at the circular reception desk, before moving on to relaxed seating areas or through the security barriers to the offices and meeting spaces beyond. A sleek and stylish reception provides the perfect introduction, creating a sense of arrival to the building. The full height atrium provides excellent natural light, giving a feeling of space throughout the seven office floors. Caffè Kix, the on site café, provides a relaxed and informal environment to suit clients and staff alike. First Central 200 can accommodate a range of size requirements from 100 staff upwards. FIRSTCENTRAL200.COM A WARM & IMPRESSIVE WELCOME First Central 200 is fully fitted out to Category ‘A’ standard, offering West End quality accommodation in a business park environment. The ground floor café and break-out/touch-down area provides a relaxed and contemporary space for both visitors and staff alike. Here they can enjoy a cappuccino or go online on one of the complementary iPads in this fully Wi-Fi connected, vibrant and informal working area. Friendly staff, based in reception, are always on hand to provide help and advice on local amenities and services to the building’s clients — just ask. PART OF A REAL COMMUNITY First Central 200 is surrounded by a network of occupiers and amenities, creating a great corporate community. The local amenities provide everything your staff may require, including Nando’s, Pizza Hut and Pure Gym. There is also a Tenpin bowling complex and Vue cinema over the road for after work socialising, and a Crowne Plaza London Hotel or the nearby Fox & Goose Hotel to accommodate potential clients. Park Royal is changing fast. New hotels, new homes and new offices are being created, transforming it into a new mixed-use destination-of-choice for London. First Central 200 will sit at the centre of this exciting new mixed use destination. A new Park Plaza Hotel will be available from May 2016, providing 168 rooms, a bar, restaurant, meeting rooms and a gym. In addition, a Hampton Hotel is set to be constructed on the park which will have a range of additional amenities. THE WHITE COMPANY LONDON D O A R Y NEW OFFICES B E A B R D Y F O NEW RESIDENTIAL T W NEW HOTELS L A K E S I HANGER LANE D E (CENTRAL LINE) D R I V E A40 UPGRATED A VIBRANT NEW DESTINATION WALKWAY Upgraded Walkway New Hotels The existing pedestrian link between Construction of a Park Plaza is underway with PARK ROYAL First Central and Park Royal station completion scheduled for May 2016. The Hotel (PICCADILLY LINE) CENTRAL LONDON has been improved. will provide 168 beds, restaurant, coffee shop, meeting rooms facilities and a gym. New Offices A Hampton Hotel is also scheduled for delivery The remainder of the park has capacity providing additional amenities to the local area. for a further three high quality office buildings, with planning consent for Existing local occupiers 650,000 sq ft. With local occupiers including Diageo next New Residential door, First Central 200 provides an opportunity to be part of this growing community. Diageo Four new stylish and contemporary are adjacent to First Central 200 and is home residential apartment blocks are due to over 1,000 employees. for completion from 2016. EPPING THEYDON BOIS DEBDEN LOUGHTON BUCKHURST HILL RODING GRANGE VALLEY EXCELLENT PUBLIC TRANSPORT PROVISION IS HILL WEST RUISLIP GREAT FOR EMPLOYEES AND SUSTAINABILITY. CHIGWELL HILLINGDON RUISLIP All parts of Central London can be easily reached by HAINAULT RUISLIP MANOR tube on either of the two lines that serve the building WOODFORD (Central and Piccadilly) making First Central 200 hard- FAIRLOP HEATHROW, EUROSTAR & UXBRIDGE ICKENHAM COCKFOSTERS EASTCOTE wired into the very heart of the city’s transport network. SOUTH WOODFORD Hanger Lane to Bond Street via the Central line is BARKINGSIDE THE WEST END ON THE DOORSTEP 21 minutes, while Park Royal to Green Park via the SNARESBROOK RUISLIP RAYNERS LANE NEWBURY PARK GARDENS Piccadilly line is just 27 minutes. Both stations are MANOR HOUSE only a few minutes walk from the building. REDBRIDGE In addition, Crossrail will be a future benefit – UPPER HOLLOWAY SOUTH HARROW available from 2018 at Ealing Broadway station, WANSTEAD GANTS SOUTH RUISLIP ARSENAL HILL providing access to Bond Street in 12 minutes. LEYTONSTONE A406 SUDBURY HILL HOLLOWAY ROAD H HANGER LANE (Central Line) 10 MINS CALEDONIAN IG D H NORTHOLT ROAD A4005 A S O T PARK ROYAL (Piccadilly Line) 5 MINS R R R E LEYTON H A E T SUDBURY TOWN AN HANGER UL C EALING BROADWAY (Crossrail) 8 MINS G IR KING’S CROSS E LANE C R H ST. PANCRAS L T A R P N O A E N R K REGENT’S S R EUSTON C O R A PARK ALPERTON UB D OAD N R S STO L EU A < M25 NORTH N STRATFORD E LONDON ACTON GREENFORD MARYLEBONE D ROA PARK NE A40 EBO ROYAL RYL EAST MA KING’S CROSS ACTON WESTWAY ST. PANCRAS ED MARYLEBONE PERIVALE A406 G W OXFORD CIRCUS A40 A ACTON W R BOND STREET* EST E MAIN LINE* ER R STREET N PADDINGTON* O FORD AVENUE A OX WEST W NOTTING HILL D SOHO EALING D ES A ACTON T O C PICCADILLY HANGER LANE R MAYFAIR R MILE O SHEPHERD’S NOTTING HILL 21 MINS 27 MINS BETHNAL R EUSTON S OAD A S BUSH GATE TER R END L A GREEN R YSW P GREEN SQUARE U O BA A C U R PARK R K L I T AL C E L UXBRIDGE ROAD HYDE A LLY E M PARK ROYAL WHITECHAPEL H N DI H T PARK E A T WEST END CITY R ICC RUSSELL O H P N ACTON O L SQUARE L A N KENSINGTON ROAD LIVERPOOL D NORTH EALING A402 WHITE SHEPHERD’S STREET RO KNIGHTSBRIDGE EAST NOTTING LANCASTER MARBLE BOND OXFORD CHANCERY A CITY BUSH CHISWICK D ACTON HILL GATE A406 PARK GATE ARCH STREET CIRCUS LANE KENSINGTON WESTMINSTER EALING BROADWAY ST. PAUL’S HAMMERSMITH HEATHROW A4 WEST ACTON NORTH ACTON HOLLAND PARK QUEENSWAY TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD HOLBORN < LL ROAD BANK CROMWE VICTORIA M4 GREAT WEST ROAD A4 IVER WEST HEATHROW HAYES & SOUTHALL HANWELL WEST PADDINGTON COVENT GARDEN PIMLICO ACTON MAIN LINE CHELSEA DRAYTON AIRPORT HARLINGTON EALING HAMMERSMITH GREEN PARK LEICESTER SQUARE CHELSEA EMBANKMENT GROSVENOR ROAD EALING COMMON HYDE PARK PICCADILLY FARRINGDON OAD CORNER R RIV ER THAMES CIRCUS EY TS ER CH AT ACTON TURNHAM RE G TOWN GREEN HAMMERSMITH BARONS EARL’S GLOUCESTER KNIGHTSBRIDGE RIV ER THAMES RICHMOND COURT COURT ROAD CHISWICK SOUTH EALING SOUTH NORTHFIELDS KENSINGTON FULHAM *CROSSRAIL DUE 2018 BOSTON MANOR CANARY WHARF RIV ER THAMES OSTERLEY First Central 200’s location is west Heathrow Airport and its The national football stadium at excellent. Situated outside the 170+ destinations can be reached Wembley can be seen across the HOUNSLOW EAST Congestion Zone, but on a direct in less than half an hour. treetops and for more day-to- HOUNSLOW WEST arterial route (A40) into the city day visits, Sainsbury’s and Asda HOUNSLOW CENTRAL CENTRAL LINE from Hanger Lane PICCADILLY LINE from Park Royal Head into the city and St. Pancras HATTON centre, communications could not superstores are both nearby. CROSS NORTH ACTON 3 MINS ACTON TOWN 7 MINS International railway station be quicker or easier. PERIVALE 3 MINS HAMMERSMITH 13 MINS with its Eurostar trains to Paris, And, as neighbours Diageo and RIV ER THAMES HEATHROW SHEPHERD’S BUSH 9 MINS EARL’S COURT 18 MINS The A40 Western Avenue leads Brussels and mainland Europe is Bechtel have found, two tube T1, 2, 3 HEATHROW WEST RUISLIP 15 MINS SOUTH KENSINGTON 21 MINS directly to the M25 and M40 just 25 minutes drive. stations on the doorstep means T4 CROSSRAIL from Ealing Broadway (2018) EALING BROADWAY 18 MINS GREEN PARK 27 MINS motorways. Oxford and Birmingham staff access is second-to-none. HEATHROW 15 MINS Westfield London, one of the MARBLE ARCH 19 MINS PICCADILLY CIRCUS 29 MINS (both via the M40) are around 1 hour This is a really great place to work. PADDINGTON 9 MINS CONNECTIONS Capital’s best shopping venues, HEATHROW T5 BOND STREET 21 MINS LEICESTER SQUARE 30 MINS and 2 hours drive respectively. BOND STREET 12 MINS DISTRICT is less than 15 minutes away by OXFORD CIRCUS 22 MINS HOLBORN 33 MINS The North Circular Road at Hanger bus or car, with Brent Cross and TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD 14 MINS CIRCLE TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD 23 MINS HATTON CROSS (BUS LINK TO HEATHROW T4) 33 MINS FARRINGDON 17 MINS HAMMERSMITH & CITY Lane also connects the building to Ealing also easily accessible. HOLBORN 25 MINS HEATHROW T 1,2,3 44 MINS the M1 and the north, while to the LIVERPOOL STREET 19 MINS OVERGROUND CHANCERY LANE 27 MINS HEATHROW T 5 45 MINS CANARY WHARF 26 MINS = CROSSRAIL STATIONS FROM 2018 BANK 30 MINS ST. PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL 46 MINS SIXTH FLOOR ROOF TERRACE To the rear of the property, the landscaping and A BREATH water features allow staff to grab some fresh air OF FRESH AIR and unwind during their hectic schedule.
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