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City Park Bradford One City Park Bradford. An opportunity for up to 95,000 sq ft of grade A office space in the heart of Bradford Bradford Economy Worth: Location Globally connected £9.5 Billion The site is located in and at the heart of Businesses: the city centre, over- Northern England, 17,000+ looking both the City Bradford district has Growth at: Hall and the award an economy worth in 25% winning City Park. 97 Self Employment Growth at: 29 6 11 23 SOUTHGATE 110.0m 54 to 60 21 PO 1 to 14 100.3m 48 15 65 46 32 LB 44 30 42 13 SUNBRIDGE ROAD 36 34 28 TCBs 26 6 excess of £9.5 billion, 24 20 18 12 to 14 43 10 41 8 102.4m 25 23.3% TCB Sunwin House 2 7 27 to 29 to 27 25 29 1 19 15 MILLERGATE 13 0 The Empress 9 3 7 5 3 9 32 15 34 PH 8 with 17,000+ businesses ALDERMANBURY 36 71 73 7 3 Entrepreneurship at: 9 The Aldermanbury 1 11 17 98.8m Landmark House 1 to 92 5 12 D 3 1 2 1 C and is forecast to grow Sculpture 2 35,000 THORNTON ROAD Sculpture FP Britannia FP House 7 B Sculpture Centenary Square 100.9m 93 Meml 29 A CHANNING WAY FP L Twr BRIDGE STREET L Twr FP 6 to 8 by more than 25% over L Twr 10 L Twr 12 100.6m 14 18 L Twr QUEBEC Pond L Twr City Hall STREET The Pavilion the next ten years. NORFOLK GARDENS L Twr 101.4m Sculpture PC L Twr L Twr The Tyrls Business Diversity Development Activity The Opportunities FS Hotel Club Bradford has a thriving digital sector of Broadway - the Broadway shopping Outline planning permission has been HALL INGS 20 to 32 granted for much needed Grade A Magistrate's 700 businesses employing 4,500 people centre opened in November 2016 with 34 GREAT HORTON ROAD Ps Courts Alhambra Theatre and is home to key initiatives including the arrival of a new cinema operated by office accommodation in central 108.2m War Meml PRINCE'S the Digital Exchange, the Digital Cata- The Light and a number of new bars Bradford. The scheme would also be 104.5m 11 Multistorey WAY Car Park pult Centre Yorkshire and the Advanced and eateries. an ideal opportunity to develop the Ps Statue 101.0m L Twr 61 Digital Institute which benefit from ground floor for A1-A4 uses to com- TCB MORLEY STREET City plement those already present 74 Exchange world class broadband infrastructure. Sunbridge Wells – completed in late PICTUREVILLE GLYDEGATE 1 Subway 2016 this unique network of bars and around the City Park. 80 3 to 7 to 3 Statue Subway Bradford District has a powerful culture restaurants located underground is Posts LB Jacob's KENT STREET Well The blocks have been arranged in a 1 18 of entrepreneurship – 35,500 people in becoming a must see in Bradford city TCBs Cinema ESS 14 to 12 CHESTER STREET LITTLE HORTON LANE National Media Museum 102.7m the district are self-employed and self centre. stepped sequence to reflect the Subway Subway PH increase in elevation of the site whilst 25 to 1 employment has increased by 23.2% The Interchange Central El Sub Sta respecting sightlines of the City Hall Library since 2010 compared with a UK rise of Both Forster Square and Bradford Wardley House 18.1%. We are a place of ideas and Interchanged stations are to be trans- Clock Tower. Car Park innovation. Young wealth creators in formed into transport hubs for the 21st 104.9m the district are creating the technolo- century. Forster Square will be redevel- The development will offer occupiers Council 4 Offices gies, businesses and jobs of the future. oped in time for Virgin East Cpoast to a very central location and both SHARPE STREET MANCHESTER ROADTCB operate new rolling stock on regular developers and occupants may be Car Park Our urban and rural assets make us a direct servces to London Kings Cross. eligible for financial assistance. desirable place to live in, and our There are also plans to upgrade Brad- SHARPE STREET unique and diverse cultural assets ford Interchange to provide a more There is also the opportunity to revisit make us attractive to visitors from welcoming arrival point for commuters the design and provide a bespoke around the world. and visitors. This is also the preferred solution for end occupiers. location for the Northern Powerhouse This diversity promotes a strong busi- Rail station. ness culture of entrepreneurialism and international links. In a post Brexit Bradford Odeon – Bradford Live have Block 1 world Bradford already has the global now secured the NEC Group as opera- workforce of the future. tor of the proposed new music venue. The venue will enable Bradford to host 15,000 sq ft events for up to 3,500 people in a new state of the art auditorium. Townscpae Heritage Initiative – The Block 2 Council have secured Lottery funding to undertake work to key listed build- ings in the northern area of the city 40-50,000 sq ft centre. This significant investment will provide further improvements to the city centre. Block 3 25-30,000 sq ft Accessability The site offers a high profile location of exceptional quality. Leeds 9 miles Manchester 40 miles Birmingham 130 miles London 200 miles St George's Hall 101.1m TCBs LB 36 GREENWOOD COURT Rail Located105.7m in the heart of the city and within close proximity of both Bradford Inter- change and Bradfrod Forster Square Contacts stations. Both stations have links to Leeds in about 25 minutes. Both stations also have Bradford Council: direct links to London Kings Cross with a Ben Middleton journey time of about 3 hours. Direct servic- Details TBC es are also available to Manchester and Preston. Cushman and Wakefield: Adam Cockroft Routes will be further enhanced over the Details tbc next few years with direct services to Manchester Airport. From 2018 Forster Square will have a direct service to London Kings Cross every two hours on newly introduced Virgin East Coast rolling stock. Bus The main bus station is located alongside Bradford Interchange Station. In addition many bus services have stops in the city centre close to the development. Road • 2 miles from M606 linking Bradford to M62 • Leeds 9 miles • Manchester 40 miles • Birmingham 130 miles • London 200 miles Air 7 miles from Leeds Bradford International Airport with daily services to the hubs of London Heathrow, Amsterdam Schipol and Dublin. 50 miles from Manchester airport..
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