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Available Late 2019 AVAILABLE TO LET LATE 2019 MILL STREET · NEWPORT Individual and Communal Space available for Co-Working Serviced Offices, as well as Conventional Leases Opposite Newport Central Railway Station A unique opportunity to transform the way you occupy offices in Newport LOCATION M4 Junction 25a East Junction 26 West The Hub, is ideally situated on Mill Street, immediately opposite A404 2 Newport Newport Railway Station, which Castle MILL STREET Newport ROAD provides regular services to London FIELDS Bridge PS GOLD TO Y Paddington and Cardiff Central PS WA GOLD TO HIGH STREET RO NEWPONEWPORDNEY P QUEENS Riv E Railway Station. AC RT G GODFREY RD VON PL T COUNTARADE DE TAXI RANK er Usk WENT D Y FC Indooret RA The property benefits from being in close Mark GONS Newport The Riv Station Y Station CAMBRIAN Arts & Theatr proximity to Newport city centre, and the popular CIVIC WA Quarter HIGH ST CENTRE erfr RO A404 QUEENS REET REET AD Friars Walk development that provides a range ATION ST ont ST REET 2 ST e of fashion, cafes and restaurants including Next, RD GODFREY CORN COMMER STREET BRIDGE H&M, Debenhams, M&S Simply Food, Costa, CIAL ST AD HILL RO REET Newport PARK wport YTHA OW Bus Station Ne PUMP ST ST Wagamamas, Tiny Rebel and TGI Friday’s. CL REET REET ST ty Footbridge ST EA Ci E AD AC REET Proposed Furthermore the property is easily accessible by U RO ST TH TH Friars Walk University CAERA REET SCHOOL LANE T ST NOR TUNNEL TERR STREET BAILEY of Wales/Newport car with Junction 26 of the M4 Motorway just 1 mile Kingsway REE ST BLEWITT Shopping Centre ST to the north. WE MILL STREET · NEWPORT DESCRIPTION The Hub, will be undergoing an extensive Sq M Sq Ft refurbishment program to provide unique, high quality office space. Level 00 730 7,858 The Hub will provide a range of space options for companies Level 01 1,395 15,015 including co-working areas with communal breakout space and facilities available, serviced offices and also space Level 02 1,059 11,399 available to companies on conventional lease terms. The specification will include: Level 03 1,398 15,048 · LED lighting · Concrete ceilings Level 04 929 10,000 · Floor finishes (to be agreed) · Male, Female and Disabled WC’s Level 05 1,285 13,832 · Air conditioning · Shower facilities TOTAL AREA 6,768 72,851 · Feature reception GIA MEASUREMENTS MILL STREET · NEWPORT FLOORGIA PLANS GIA 166 m² 90 m² GIA GIA 166 m² GIA GIA90 m² 1398 m² 31 m² GIA GIA 1398 m² 31 m² GIA GIA Sq M Sq Ft GIA 166 m² 563 m² 90 m² GIA 563 m² GIA GIA Level 00 1398 m² 730 7,858 31 m² GIA Level 06 Level 00 563 m² Level 03 1,395 15,015 Level 00 Level 01 Level 03 Level 06 Level 02 1,059 11,399 Level 06 Level 00 Level 03 GIA 929 m² GIA 929 m² GIA 1395 m² GIA 1395 m² GIA 929 m² GIA 1395 m² Level 01 Level 04 Level 01 Level 04 Level 01 Level 04 Area 1059 m² Area 1059 m² GIA 1256 m² Area GIA 1059 m² 1256 m² MILL STREET · NEWPORT GIA Level 02 Level 05 1256 m² Level 02 Level 05 Level 02 Level 05 GIA GIA 144 m² 144 m² GIA GIA 144 m² 144 m² GIA 159 m² GIA GIA GIA 159 m² 144 m² GIA 144 m² 159 m² GIA 159 m² GIA 02 - Second Floor (mezzanine floor159 ar m² ea reduced) 04 - Fourth Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) GIA 02 - Second Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) 04 - Fo159 m²urth Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) 02 - Second Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) 04 - Fourth Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) GIA FLOOR PLANS GIA 166 m² 90 m² GIA GIA 166 m² GIA 90GI Am² 1398 m² 31 m² GIA GIA 1398 m² 31 m² GIA GIA GIA Sq M Sq Ft 166 m² 563 m² 90 m² GIA 563 m² GIA GIA 1398 m² Level 03 1,398 31 15,048m² Level 00 GIA Level 03 Level 06 563 m² Level 00 Level 03 Level 04 929Level 10,00006 Level 05 1,285 13,832 Level 06 Level 00 Level 03 GIA 929 m² GIA 929 m² GIA 1395 m² GIA 1395 m² GIA 929 m² GIA 1395 m² Level 01 Level 04 Level 01 Level 04 Level 01 Level 04 Area 1059 m² Area 1059 m² GIA 1256 m² Area GIA 1059 m² 1256 m² MILL STREET · NEWPORT GIA Level 02 Level 05 1256 m² Level 02 Level 05 Level 02 Level 05 GIA GIA 144 m² 144 m² GIA GIA 144 m² 144 m² GIA 159 m² GIA GIA GIA GIA 159 m² 144 m² 159 m² 144 m² GIA 159 m² GIA 02 - Second Floor (mezzanine floo159r m² area reduced) 04 - Fourth Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) GIA 02 - Second Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) 04 - Fo159 m²urth Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) 02 - Second Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) 04 - Fourth Floor (mezzanine floor area reduced) TYPICAL FLOOR LAYOUT Flexible Flexible Flexible Flexible Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Teapoint / Breakout Pop-Up Meeting Space Pop-Up Meeting Space Pop-Up Meeting Space Pop-Up Meeting Space Core Co-Working Space Meeting Container Meeting Container FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT EXAMPLE HIGHLIGHTED MILL STREET · NEWPORT PARKING There is on-site car parking providing 87 spaces in total. TERMS A range of options are available. Further details on request. RENT On application. SERVICE CHARGE For conventional leases a Service Charge will apply to cover the Landlords costs of running and maintaining the property and common services. Further details are available on request. BUSINESS RATES To be assessed. EPC Awaiting EPC. Further details available on request. LEGAL COSTS Each party to bear their own legal costs. VAT All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT. MILL STREET · NEWPORT For Further Information Savills M4 Property Consultants 12 Windsor Place, Beechwood House Cardiff CF10 3BY Christchurch Road www.savills.co.uk Newport NP19 8AJ www.m4pc.co.uk Gary Carver Dan Smith 029 2036 8963 01633 740 740 07972 000 171 [email protected] [email protected] Sam Middlemiss MILL STREET · NEWPORT 029 2026 8962 07870 999 243 [email protected] IMPORTANT NOTICE: Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. July 2018.
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