A New Retail Destination Part of the Mains Mixed Use Development

Glasgow City Centre

Silverburn Shopping Centre

J3

M77

Available 2017 Darnley Mains is located approximately The site is bounded by the M77 to 6.5 miles south west of City the east, a new residential development A NEW RETAIL Centre, accessed immediately off by Bellway and Persimmon to the to Junction 3 of the M77, the main arterial the west/south and B&Q to the north. DESTINATION route connecting Glasgow city centre It is highly visible from the M77 and to its southern suburbs and onwards to easily connected via the busy Ayrshire. The site itself is accessed from intersection at Junction 3 and Leggatston Road. the A726. ESTABLISHED RETAIL CONURBATION Glasgow M80 M73 International including 100,000 sq ft Airport A82 M8 M8 B&Q Warehouse, 90,000 M8 A8 Glasgow sq ft Sainsbury’s, B&M City Centre Superstore, Matalan and Paisley A761 McDonalds/Costa/KFC Drive Thru’s M77 A726 M74 Silverburn A77 Shopping J2 Centre Cambuslang

A724 J3 GLASGOW SOUTH A749 RETAIL PARK M74

J4 A736 A77 A726 A725 Hamilton To Prestwick J5 International Airport

Population On average within 5 miles 1.5 miles Adjacent to Junction 3 of (5 minutes drive time) over 160,000 400,000 vehicles pass the site daily M77 Motorway people from Silverburn Shopping Centre, attracting over 14 million shoppers on both the M77 and A726 per annum THE PARADE DARNLEY MAINS

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J3

Class 1 Retail Located in a sector of Glasgow Prominent site immediately Fully serviced site ready for Retail & with an under provision of adjacent to B&Q Warehouse development PLANNING neighbourhood retail warehouse space and new Marstons Family Pub Retail warehouse units will centre uses The site benefits from the following uses Large catchment 300 new homes built/under be finished to standard as part of the planning permission in Class 3 construction close by; another developer’s specification Excellent accessibility from J3, principle consent granted in November Restaurant 150 anticipated in due course capable of incorporating M77 and A726 2013 for the overall Darnley Mains mezzanines development. Flexible unit sizes available UNIT A

UNIT B

UNIT 1

UNIT 12 UNIT UNIT 11 UNIT UNIT 7 UNIT 2

UNIT 3 UNIT 10 UNIT

UNIT 4

UNIT 9 UNIT UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 8 UNIT

Units Size (sq ft) Size (sq m) 1 20,000 1,859

2 10,000 929

3 7,500 697

4 7,500 697 PHASE 1 PHASE 2 5 10,000 929

6 10,000 929

7 1,500 139

SCHEME LAYOUT 8 7,500 697

The scheme is likely to be delivered in two phases 9 7,500 697 as identified on the plan above. The layout plan is indicative only. Units can be provided 10 7,500 697 to suit specific requirements at this stage. 11 10,000 929

12 20,000 1858 126,000 581 14 2 A 3,500 325 B 3,500 325 Scheme size (sq ft) Parking spaces Retail units Class 3 units RETAIL

CUMBERNAUD GREENCK FOOTPRINT MINGAIE CATCHMENT BISHPBRIGGS MUIRHEAD GLASGOW 2017 CRSSEE PAISE HNSTNE BIRKENSHA The park will serve an extensive

CAMBUSANG catchment covering areas to the north of Glasgow city centre and ARGS MTHERE NEISTN south beyond , in total NETN MEARNS EAST KIBRIDE comprising a residential population of close to 1.23 million Residential Comparison Goods Market Potential Total catchment population Park (£m) STEARTN Doncaster – Wheatley Retail Park £59.0 Preston – Capital Centre £56.2 1,228,852 Hull – Kingswood Retail Park £51.6 KIMARNCK DARE Darnley – Glasgow South Retail Park £48.3 GASTN Portsmouth – Ocean Retail Park £47.5 Core Catchment of Altrincham – Altrincham Retail Park £46.9 Primary TRN – Heathfield Retail Park £40.9 Secondary Sheffield – Meadowhall Retail Park £39.5 Tertiary Glasgow – Strathkelvin Retail Park £39.0 Quaternary 390,424

Residential comparison goods market potential by catchment Glasgow South Retail Park will be in the

Primary Secondary 2017 £24.3 £12.0 £7.1 £4.8 Tertiary TOP 13% Quaternary of Retail Footprint Centres in the UK and the top 10% in Scotland

Source: CACI Retail Footprint 2015 / CACI Centre Futures 2017 KEY FACTS

RF Catchment Acorn Profile

29%

23% 24%

15% 10%

Affluent Rising Comfortable Financially Urban Achievers Prosperity Communities Stretched Adversity

Glasgow - Darnley Scotland

Total Estimated Market Spend Residential Comparison Affluent Catchment – potential including Catering Goods Market Potential & Convenience TOP 2 ACORN £48.3M Categories Account for 39% of £109.2M the Catchment

Households in the Catchment Core catchment Total Catchment have an average spend on market share Comparison comparison goods which is Goods Spend – 4.2% 3% ABOVE £2.7BN the Scottish Average

Source: CACI Retail Footprint 2015 / CACI Centre Futures 2017 Robert Farmer FURTHER INFORMATION dd. 0131 558 5146 m. 07721 303 337 [email protected] THE OPPORTUNITY Expressions of interest are sought Ian Whelan from Class 1 and Class 3 users. dd. 0131 558 5121 m. 07770 524966 TERMS [email protected] FRI Leases to be agreed. Quoting rents upon application.

LEGAL COSTS Charlie Springall Each party will be responsible for their own legal costs dd. 0141 222 9760 incurred in connection with any transaction with the m. 07976 730637 ingoing tenant being responsible for stamp duty land [email protected] tax, registration dues and VAT incurred thereon. Monica McRoberts dd. 0141 222 9762 m. 07739 989296 Misrepresentation Act These [email protected] particulars do not form any part of a contract. Neither the Darnley Mains is owned by Hansteen Holdings PLC (‘Hansteen’), a FTSE owner, the agents nor any of their 250 listed company. partners, directors or employees are authorised to give or make any Hansteen are a pan-European commercial property investor Craig Donald warranty or representation on behalf and developer who have property in UK, France, Germany, Holland dd. 0141 221 8200 of any party. Whilst the information and Belgium. on these particulars is given in m. 07775 538 554 good faith, intending purchasers As at 31 December 2015 Hansteen’s total portfolio, both owned and [email protected] or tenants must satisfy themselves under management, comprised of 3.9 million sq m with a rent roll of independently as to the accuracy of £120.2 million per annum and a combined portfolio value of £1.55 billion. all matters on which they intend to rely. All negotiations are subject to www.hansteen.co.uk contract. June 2016