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Quorum the 1872 Room Towers TOWERS BUSINESS PARK THE DIDSBURY MANCHESTER M20 2SL 1872ROOMS @ THE TOWERS TO LET - OFFICE SUITES TO ACCOMMODATE 2-40 PEOPLE FROM £115 PER PERSON PER MONTH Breakout Space THE 1872ROOMS @ THE TOWERS Weaver Shared Kitchen Shared Meeting Room OVERVIEW ‘A fine 19th century mansion, set in extensive Welcome to The 1872 Rooms in Didsbury, a new landscaped grounds, The Towers offers hub for small and growing businesses set within the prestigious office accommodation in a setting magnificent Towers mansion, completed in 1872 and the birthplace of the Manchester Ship Canal. of great character and charm’ OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS WHAT’S INCLUDED THE Take advantage of our all-inclusive offer with a 1872ROOMS fixed monthly fee to include: • Rent @ THE TOWERS • Heating • Electricity • Shared meeting room Jubilee • Kitchen facilities • Buildings insurance • Shared breakout space • Estate charge for access to The Towers Bike Hub & Coffee Shop WHAT’S NOT • IT and Telecoms costs are excluded but we have partnered with Telcom who can provide fibre connectivity up to 100Mb. • We haven’t furnished the offices to keep our prices low and allow you to create your own identity within the space. • As a small business taking an individual suite then Business Rates won’t be payable. Businesses with multiple offices may need to pay a small sum for business rates. We’re happy to talk through if you have any questions. OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS THE 1872ROOMS FLOOR AREAS @ THE TOWERS ACCOMMODATION No of Desks sq ft Rent (psf) Rent (pa) WEAVER BRIDGEWATER Bridgewater 12-13 992 £20.00 £19,840 Howley incl kitchen 10-11 846 £20.00 £16,920 WALTON Jubilee 6-7 501 £20.00 £10,020 Weaver 5-6 420 £20.00 £8,400 Shared Walton 2-3 201 £20.00 £4,020 Meeting Room JUBILEE The floor is available as a single let, details on request. 2nd FLOOR Breakout HOWLEY Room In addition to The 1872 Rooms, we have a suite of 422 sq ft available on the 2nd floor (incl kitchen) to let on a traditional lease. CAR PARKING Kitchen WC’s Car parking is available at 1 space per 295 sq ft for £500 per space per year. TERMS FLOORPLAN Shared Kitchen Leases are available from 12 months upwards. OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS St Werburgh’s Road THE A5145 Withington Road 1872ROOMS Barlow Moor Road Metrolink Line Withington @ THE TOWERS A5103 D A Y A O R W S S Burton Road 1. Marks & Spencer S G E N I C Simply Food K N I B5093 2. Boots R 3. Dimitris P H 4. Mud Crab Café D Bury Heywood Withington A 3 West Didsbury 5. Gusto Community O 20 R Bolton 6. Jem&I Hospital A34 2 19 7. The Old Cock W M66 Royton O M62 L 8. The Didsbury Chef & Brewer BA B5167 S R M 18 Chadderton 9. Tesco D L 4 O L A W I M61 17 19 10. Parrswood Leisure Complex O M 3 Kearsley O W Burnage M60 20 Oldham R West O 2 Prestwich 11. Didsbury House Hotel R 1 16 21 S R Station 15 O 22 12. Didsbury Park Hotel S AD 14 Failsworth E Didsbury C M60 N 13 Ashton I A5145 Salford under Lyne R 12 P 1 M602 2 6 3 23 D 11 A Northenden O W M62 Denton A5103 Stalybridge R I 10 MANCHESTER Golf Course L 24 9 1 1A 2 M67 4 E 1 M Stretford 3 N M60 I S T Didsbury Village Hyde L 8 M60 A 2 7 L O A34 A 4 Sale 6 25 P 5 W 26 Bredbury 5 Didsbury 27 Didsbury R 5 1 O 12 East Didsbury M60 Stockport A 3 2 Y M60 Metrolink Station 4 3 D 2 A 9 Cheadle W Altrincham 4 K Withington 7 11 A5145 5 R Golf Course A D M56 P East 3 ILMSLO A W W R O 6 Bramhall S 10 S 8 E Didsbury Parrs C Didsbury Y N A I Station Didsbury W Wilmslow R Wood S P Golf Course G N Knutsford THE I K LOCATIONAlderley Edge A5103 1872ROOMS A34 M60 @ THE TOWERS 2 Junction 1 M60 East Didsbury Station Manchester Airport 5 minutes drive 2 minutes drive 15 minutes drive M60 3 1 OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS THE 1872ROOMS @ THE TOWERS ‘Located only a few miles AMENITIES from Manchester city With a variety of restaurants, bars and eateries, Didsbury provides an ideal environment centre, Didsbury has an to satisfy both business and social occasions. Classy and stylish, Didsbury has an air of sophistication and a reputation for offering city amenities in a village setting. atmosphere all of it’s own’ OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS THE 1872ROOMS ENVIRONMENT @ THE TOWERS EPC The building has an EPC rating of D96. A certificate can be provided on request. VAT All prices and outgoings quoted are exclusive of VAT. The Towers Business Park is a growing community with an excellent mix of young businesses and blue chip companies. The 1872 Rooms will provide you the opportunity to shape the future of the park from within a crucial building in Manchester’s history OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS THE 1872ROOMS @ THE TOWERS VIEWINGS To arrange a viewing, please contact : Canning O’Neill James Dickinson Mobile: 07876 654062 Email: [email protected] Edwards & Co Ed Keany Mobile: 07734 229202 Email: [email protected] MISREPRESENTATION ACT: Canning O’Neill and Edwards & Co for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose UPON THE INSTRUCTIONS OF 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 Canning O’Neill or Edwards & Co has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to this property. January 2018. Designed and produced by Creativeworld. Tel: 01282 858200. OVERVIEW • SPECIFICATION • ACCOMMODATION • LOCATION • AMENITIES • ENVIRONMENT • CONTACTS .
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