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Phase 1: up to 2 Million Sq Ft PHASE 1: UP TO 2 MILLION SQ FT UNDER CONSTRUCTION RUGBY / M45 JCT 1 Unit 1: 134,690 sq ft Unit 2: 186,262 sq ft BUILD TO SUIT Bespoke design and build opportunities available from 100,000 – 1 million sq ft Indicative image tritaxsymmetry.com/rugby Indicative layout. 235,000 sq ft Located in the heart of the logisitics Requirements can be accommodated RUGBY from 100,000 sq ft to 1m sq ft 422,000 sq ft Golden Triangle Symmetry Park, Rugby is situated on the key strategic M45/A45 440,000 sq ft highway link enabling fast access to M1/M6 motorways. Extending to a total of 111 acres, the site benefits from outline planning permission for up to 2 million sq ft of logistics floor space. 325,000 sq ft B4429 A4071 TO LEICESTER 171,000 sq ft (M1, J18) M45 134,690 sq ft A45 186,262 sq ft TO BIRMINGHAM & COVENTRY (M6) The beating heart of Numbers don’t come any Road Road Distance England Rugby Town Centre 3 miles Greater Labour Drive time M1 J19 5 miles Within the Symmetry Park, Rugby catchment (30 minutes drive 85% of the UK population live within a 4.5 hour HGV drive Coventry 14 miles time), there are 188,800 households and 501,900 residents. time (56.5 million people) Birmingham 32 miles Of these, 320,100 people are of core working age (16-64 London 88 miles years) representing 64% of the catchment’s population. This Leeds 113 miles is higher than the averages of Coventry (61%), Lutterworth NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Sustainability SUNDERLAND Bristol 113 miles (56%) and Daventry (56%). CARLISLE A1(M) DURHAM M6 Manchester 114 miles Buildings built to net zero carbon in construction Rugby 64% Average distance to work • BREEAM rating ‘Very Good’ Lutterworth 61% There is more scope in Rugby to attract a wider catchment of M6 Railports • EPC A rating Daventry 56% employees versus other comparative locations. LANCASTER A1(M) YORK Rail Distance LEEDS KINGSTON • Electric vehicle charging points UPON HULL PRESTON BRADFORD DIRFT 10 miles 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 M6 M6 Percentage M6 Rugby 15.7 km M6 WAKEFIELD Hams Hall 26 miles • PV solar power generation M6 M M8 SALFORD Hatch Regeneris Report 2021 LIVERPOOL MANCHESTER East Midlands Gateway 46 miles Lutterworth 18.1 km SHEFFIELD Travel Time Zones • LED lighting LINCOLN BANGOR CHESTER from J1 M45 Average weekly salary Daventry 19.2 km M • High quality external elevation materials A STOKE-ON-TRENT NOTTINGHAM 1.5 HOUR The average weekly salary for a full time warehouse operative DERBY Airports • Materials designed to meet the BRE Green Guide 0 15 16 17 18 19 20 A M6 in Rugby is £385. Kilometers LEICESTER Airport Distance to Specification designation of ‘long life’ with a M LICHFIELD NORWICH 2.5 HOURS M PETERBOROUGH WOLVERHAMPTON M6 Birmingham International Airport 25 miles sustainability rating of ‘A’ (therefore reducing the BIRMINGHAM A(M) RUGBY A ELY frequency for maintenance and need for replacement) Economic Activity Residents employed in relevant RUGBY / M45 JCT 1 COVENTRY KETTERING 3.5 HOURS East Midlands Airport 36 miles STRATFORD- UPON-AVON NORTHAMPTON occupations WORCESTER A CAMBRIDGE Heathrow 88 miles BEDFORD • Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems Rugby’s population (81.1%) is 2% more economically active 4.5 HOURS HEREFORD A MILTON M than the national average (79.2%). M The proportion of the population employed in relevant KEYNES A(M) • Water saving taps, dual flush WCs CHELTENHAM M GLOUCESTER ST ALBANS occupations is in line or higher than comparators. AYLESBURY OXFORD M M NEWPORT Seaports Rugby 81.9% A M CITY OF LONDON CARDIFF BRISTOL M WESTMINSTER Port Distance National average 79.2% Rugby 19.6% BATH M M M Hull 119 miles M Coventry 19.3% SALISBURY Southampton 123 miles 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 M WINCHESTER Percentage Lutterworth 19.8% PORTSMOUTH BRIGHTON CALAIS Liverpool 126 miles SOUTHAMPTON CHICHESTER AND HOVE Immingham 134 miles Local Occupiers National Average 16.3% Felixstowe 134 miles Rugby is home to a number of prominent occupiers including: PLYMOUTH Harwich 143 miles 0 10 20 Percentage Dover 173 miles 2 Unit masterplan Accommodation Unit 1 Warehouse GIA 125,570 sq ft 11,665.8 sq m First Floor Offices 8,850 sq ft 822.2 sq m Gatehouse 270 sq ft 25.1 sq m Total GIA 134,690 sq ft 17,304.3 sq m 50m yard Site Area 6.33 Acres Dock Doors 12 Level Access 4 Trailer Spaces 36 Car / Motorcycle Spaces 113 (incl. 6 no. disabled spaces) Cycles 40 Electric Charging Bays 11 No. (incl. 2 no. disabled bays) 173.7 m 173.7 78.1 m 78.1 Floor Loading 50kN/m3 Unit 1 Yard Depth 50 m 134,690 sq ft Clear Height to Haunch 15 m 50 m Unit 2 149.6m Unit 2 186,262 sq ft Warehouse GIA 175,282 sq ft 16,284.2 sq m First Floor Offices 10,710 sq ft 995.0 sq m Gatehouse 270 sq ft 25.1 sq m 93.9m Total GIA 186,262 sq ft 17,304.3 sq m Site Area 7.33 Acres Dock Doors 16 Level Access 4 e e e Trailer Spaces 45 e e Van spaces 16 Car / Motorcycle Spaces 316 (incl. 7 no. disabled spaces) Cycles 60 Electric Charging Bays 13 No. (incl. 2 no. disabled bays) Floor Loading 50kN/m3 Yard Depth 50 m Clear Height to Haunch 15 m LEEDS KINGSTON UPON HULL RUGBY / M45 JCT 1 PRESTON MANCHESTER IMMINGHAM LIVERPOOL HOLYHEAD SHEFFIELD SATSAT NAV NAV: : OX CV2326 6 9JRGF M M LINCOLN A A 6 STOKE-ON-TRENT M NOTTINGHAM A DERBY WREXHAM A 6 M6 LEICESTER NORWICH GREAT YARMOUTH COVENTRY TAMWORTH PETERBOROUGH M M KETTERING AM BIRMINGHAM A 6 A 6 COVENTRY RUGBY A RUGBY / M45 JCT 1 CAMBRIDGE M A M BEDFORD A LONG LAWFORD WORCESTER IPSWICH WOLSTON M MILTON A KEYNES A 6 A RUGBY BICESTER LUTON FELIXSTOWE HARWICH GLOUCESTER RUGBY / M45 JCT 1 A CARMARTHEN COLCHESTER A AM M A A A M A A 6 OXFORD M J M SWINDON LONDON GATEWAY SWANSEA M READING PRINCETON THURLASTON LONDON TILBURY M CARDIFF BRISTOL CANTERBURY A 6 M MARTON M A M M A DOVER ILFRACOMBE WOOLSCOTT FOLKESTONE WILLOUGHBY SALISBURY BRIGHTON SOUTHAMPTON EXETER BOURNEMOUTH Terms Further information POOLE Please contact the joint agents for Simon Norton Richard Ludlow David Willmer PLYMOUTH further information. 07788 436273 07836 766167 07831 820651 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tim Harding Myles Wilcox-Smith Andrew Jackson 07860 180328 07880 788345 07747 774201 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] @tritaxsymmetry www.centralM40.co.uk tritaxsymmetry.com/rugby Misrepresentation Act 1967. The particulars are not to be considered a formal offer, they are for information only and give a general idea of the property. They are not to be taken as forming any part of a resulting contract nor be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Whilst every care is taken in their preparation no liability can be accepted for their accuracy. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these particulars which are issued on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through Colliers International, M1 Agency and Avison Young. January 2021..
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