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Waterside Northampton WATERSIDE NORTHAMPTON Landmark offices in Northampton available from 20,000 sq ft IS FOR FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY FOUR Waterside is high quality office accommodation in a waterside setting. FOUR Waterside will provide you with an opportunity to create an environment where your business can succeed and your staff can excel. IS FOR OUTSTANDING FACILITIES • Workspaces designed for collaboration • 150mm full access raised floor and communication • Impressive entrance reception with full • Designed to accommodate flexible space height atrium planning options suitable for a range of • Floor to ceiling height of 2.8 metres occupational styles • Solar control glazing and solar shading • Located to maximise public transport links and local transport network • Shower facilities and cycle racks • Design and build solutions can be tailored to your • High quality external environment business needs and landscaping • BREEAM Very Good • Excellent onsite parking • VRF comfort cooling HT T S T FOUR Waterside G S T T L QUO E ET RN WAY AU S L RE R E ST Development Site R N M O A N HA B N SS TS G U E 8 ER O CLO C 42 CA T O R T A A M S C RU L T A S P P RE T R B E M N T E E T G ET A42 L A E X 8 T L R E D E STREE D A GRAFTON S C R E RO T T A LCOM R S O A T E A R S E L T T Police R T 5 E G E E A 0 N N E E E Station T T I Church E 9 O E R R E R ST D T R 5 E T E T S ST R N S R U S R D A T U E P P S D H P V E E E S A E R O D N R ’ A A M AD O L R E O H O H O R S H W ’S S L C U E G T R R A U W E H U N C I M E O B H T E R R T C S S O R NG LANE L O SPRI A B D D Crown P U G N A M I N Q L S L IS FOR UNRIVALLED CONNECTIVITY Court E W L EET U STR A RT E RB N HE M O N T E T T E S T L G D E R O IN H Victoria Park E E ’ W B D S S A E E A D A E T R O L S R L 0 R I O 0 T 5 T T M B 4 S E A ’ S S N H A D N L O E ’S N T S Y C D U R U E A R L N A S R N M L ET W T E E T R D LL LO S T T O E S E R O T T P S S T C S E L G A T P T W Y E A A V D N Y T T A J I R N C I A E E FOUR Waterside offers a new destination G T C L E I L L R L E C M R S L F T E S R B E A IA H S T R R E R Y O E T H F ST Y E E R S G T L E N R R W A R D E O P D I W A A Y A E for business which will provide unrivalled A N E O Y E S R S L D R N S T D O T O K T E T T O D Grosvenor Centre X M R R G R E A A O K A R E I K L D O A N ST connectivity in more ways than one. R Hotel E D W R R A D R O T D D F S K N E A O H D T T E Central T ’ A R E O R E S St Giles R E R E A T A O S R H M R Library D R G CA ST Market N R A R STLE T O Church U W T S E A O SH G O D O A D Walk N I R S A A R B A C O B A B R D D E L C R S O Market G O A IN D I M H R L E S Square H L T T Shopping E AD M G RO ING ILL B S EW E M A T S S GE E LL S P O C R ET T H E Y E R 1. The Grosvenor shopping centre ’S STR Y T E E R R I A R W N T S N E S S T E O A ’S S LE Z T NE The Guildhall I G RI HE E G AT L K P O E T 1 S T D L G A 2. St James retail park B K W H Y L A R Sol Central F I L A R I D O E L L D D H R Train Station O O AD C K General E 3. Market Square L E L I NV W D FTO L LI O N T C R K E G GE R S A Hospital E O R I REET D REFAI ST N LD MA R GO G E O E R W G K U HILL S N A N O R I L G L S E K A I W D C A T L A A L L W T B E D E N S L W M E H Y S O T E ’ L E A S R O L O E L H H D S T L L C Tourist Attractions C H T E A O T S E E R TR P S R S S L E L E G G N O W 1 E A S T E B E S E A T R S I A O T D F D A 1. Northampton Guildhall P R N 4 N A 2 E 8 O O T S P E T R R H L ’ R S St Peter’s A 2. Northampton Museum and Art Gallery L W E L A I Y C E Square E M T T B STREE E HN’S 3 D S JO 3. Royal and Derngate Theatre T 2 F S O E 1 R M 5 D T R A A O E J A 4. Vue Cinemas E E D T R D S A T N E T L S S M D IA RC A ME O M R E P S O O C A T A I R P G OR E 5 T R D IC T I 0 V E ER 8 T ’S R W B Becket’s Park S A E Y Travel C W St James O 1. Northampton train station T Retail Park 2. North Gate bus station 3. St John’s car park 2 Brewery Supermarket Northampton Alive sites 1. Innovation Cube 2. Avon Nunn Mills 3. Project Angel 4. St John’s student accommodation HT T S T FOUR Waterside G S T T L QUO E ET RN WAY AU S L RE R E ST Development Site R N M O A N HA B N SS TS G U E 8 ER O CLO C 42 CA T O R T A A M S C RU L T A S P P RE T R B E M N T E E T G ET A42 L A E X 8 T L R E D E STREE D A GRAFTON S C R E RO T T A LCOM R S O A T E A R S E L T T Police R T 5 E G E E A 0 N N E E E Station T T I Church E 9 O E R R E R ST D T R 5 E T E T S ST R N S R U S R D A T U E P P S D H P V E E E S A E R O D N R ’ A A M AD O L R E O H O H O R S H W ’S S L C U E G T R R A U W E H U N C I M E O B H T E R R T C S S O R NG LANE L O SPRI A B D D Crown P U G N A M I N Q L S L Court E W L EET U STR A RT E RB N HE M O N T E T T E S T L G D E R O IN H Victoria Park E E ’ W B D S S A E E A D A E T R O L S R L 0 R I O 0 T 5 T T M B 4 S E A ’ S S N H A D N L O E ’S N T S Y C D U R U E A R L N A S R N M L ET W T E E T R D LL LO S T T O E S E R O T T P S S T C S E L G A T P T W Y E A A V D N Y T T A J I R N C I A E E G T C L E I L L R L E C M R S L F T E S R B E A IA H S T R R E R Y O E T H F ST Y E E R S G T L E N R R W A R D E O P D I W A A Y A E A N E O Y E S R S L D R N S T D O T O K T E T T O D Grosvenor Centre X M R R G R E A A O K A R E I K L D O A N ST R Hotel E D W R R A D R O T D D F S K N E 2 A O H D T T E Central T ’ A R E O R E S St Giles R E R E A T A O S R H M R Library D R G CA ST Market N R A R STLE T 1 O Church U W T S E A O SH G O D O A D Walk N I R S A A R B A C O B A B R D D E L C R S O Market G O A IN D I M H R L E S Square H L T T E AD M G RO 3 ING ILL B S EW E M A T S S GE E LL S P O C R ET T H E Y E R ’S STR Y T E E R R I A R W N T S N E S S T E O A ’S S LE Z T NE The Guildhall I G RI HE E G AT L K P O E T 1 S T D L G A B K W H Y L A R Sol Central F I L A R I D O E L L D D H R Train Station O O AD 4 C K General E L E L I NV W D FTO L LI O N T C R K E G GE R S A Hospital E O R I REET D REFAI ST N LD MA R GO G E O E R W G K U HILL S N A N O R I L G L S E 2 K A I W D C A T L A A L L W T B E D E N S L W M E H Y S O T E ’ L 3 E A S R O L O E L H H D S T L L C C H T E A O T S E E R TR P S R S S L E L E G G N O W S E A T E B E S E A T R S I A O T D F D A P R N 4 N A 2 E 8 O O T S P E T R R H L ’ R S St Peter’s A L W E L A I Y C 3 E Square E M T T B STREE E HN’S 3 D S JO T 2 F S O E 1 R M 5 D T R A A O E J A E E D T R 3 D S A T N E T L S S M D IA RC A ME O M R E P S O 4 O C A T A I R P G OR E 5 T R D IC T I 0 V E ER 8 T ’S R W B Becket’s Park S A E Y C W St James O T Retail Park Brewery Supermarket 2 IS FOR REGIONAL LOCATION MARKET HARBOROUGH RUGBY LEICESTER CAMBRIDGE A14 M6 30 Mins COVENTRY A508 BIRMINGHAM M45 KETTERING CORBY M1 A43 M1 10 Mins WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON A45 A45 Daventry A428 Weedon Depot BEDFORD M1 A5 A43 MILTON KEYNES LONDON Towcester South Northamptonshire Silverstone M25 FOUR Waterside is located Circuit 1 Hour 15 Mins BIRMINGHAM within the Northampton MILTON KEYNES M40 Brackley Waterside Enterprise Zone M40 at the heart of the UK and 50 Mins just one hour from London.
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