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Creative offices from 1,400 FT2 to 26,000 FT2 JUNCTIONUXBRIDGE.CO.UK 1 4-10 Cowley Rd, Uxbridge, UB8 2XW JUNCTIONUXBRIDGE.CO.UK2 step inside The Junction is a contemporary, open-plan five storey office building, benefitting from on-site parking. The building will provide an excellent working environment with a stylish business lounge reception. *Images are mood reference only 3 the In additional to the main building, also available is a self- contained building to the rear. The Engine room benefits from its engine own front door and 4 designated car parking spaces to the front. The building would be ideal as a Company HQ / showroom and room can be branded to a tenant’s requirements. 4 floor FLOOR SQ FT SQ M sizes Ground East 1,442 137 Ground West 2,210 205 The main Junction building has 1st 5,173 480 4 floors of light-filled, open plan office space. From 1,442 Ft2 to 2nd 5,173 480 5,173 ft2. The Engine Room is a stylish, self 3rd 5,173 480 contained HQ building with its own entrance. 4th 5,075 471.5 Duplex (3rd &4th floor) 10.030 932 The Engine Room 2,228 207 5 generic floor plan 0 2 6 10 metres @ 1:200 0 2 4 6 metres @ 1:100 6 all the frills Urban chic Sleek architectural Air conditioning office space lighting throughout Business lounge Fibre Bike racks reception connectivity Changing Showers On site lockers facilities On site car parking Underfloor and Within a 5 minute walk 1:580 ft2 perimeter trunking from Uxbridge tube station 7 local area THE PAILLIONS COCA COLA INTU HERT HILLINGDON CIIC CENTRE 8 out about The Junction is situated in the heart of Uxbridge, and the town centre is packed with more than 300 shops, a IMAX cinema, two shopping malls, and a plethora of coffee shops, bars, restaurants and gyms. 9 M40 I D D M40 ICKENHAM M40 16 M40 1 W D HILLINGDON M25 I UXBRIDGE STATION get M25 connected IID IDD M25 W D Uxbridge underground station is a I THORNEY EST DRAYTON 5 minute hop and skip away along LANGLEY IER historic Windsor Street, with frequent LANGLEY M4 trains into central London. Situated 15 M4 M4 M4 just over a mile from Junction 1 of the M40, and 3 miles from Junction 16 of M4 M25 COLNBROOK the M25, Uxbridge is also a mere e een oter eservoir 15 minutes drive to Heathrow Airport. D M25 HEATHRO AIRPORT Wraysry eservoir by rail by car by bus Metropolitan Piccadilly Elizabeth Line* M40 (J16) 7 mins West Drayton 35 mins M4 (J15) 20 mins (U1/222 – every 5 mins) Baker St. 39 mins Hammersmith 42 mins Bond St. 24 mins M1 (J5) 36 mins Heathrow 37 mins King’s Cross 50 mins Earl’s Court 48 mins Farringdon 29 mins West Drayton 15 mins (A10 – every 15 mins) Farringdon 51 mins Liverpool St. 31 mins Heathrow 15 mins Moorgate 52 mins (*completing 2019, via West Drayton) 10 contact our Tel: 020 8332 7788 agents CLARE LANE [email protected] NIALL CHRISTIAN [email protected] Tel: +44 203 328 9098 JOHNNY BRAY [email protected] 4-10 Cowley Rd, Uxbridge, UB8 2XW JUNCTIONUXBRIDGE.CO.UK 11.

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