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SA1 Swansea Waterfront SA1 8AG Multi-Storey Car Park Opportunity SA1 Swansea Waterfront SA1 8AG MSCP Site On the instructions of Welsh Government SA1 Swansea Location SA1 8AG SA1 Swansea The city of Swansea is the largest urban area and the cultural and business hub of south-west Wales. Overall Swansea is the second largest city in Wales and has a resident population of 317,000 as of 2018, Location which is boosted by 23,500 students living within the city. RIVER TAWE GRENFELL PARK RD TO M4 J45 Swansea is well-connected by rail and road given A4067 1 Swansea University TO M4 J47 5 2 Civic Centre A483 A4217 LANDORE 4 its location on the M4 corridor and is 42 miles 3 Park Tawe Retail Park MACKWORTH TERRACE ST THOMAS CEFN PRIMARY SCHOOL west of Cardiff and 185 miles west of London. 6 HENGOED 4 Liberty Stadium 5 Morfa Shopping Park MORRIS LN 6 Copper Quarter PLANTASIA ST LEGER CRESCENT Junctions 47, 45 and 42 of the M4 motorway CWMDU A483 7 UWTSD New Campus PLANTASIA A483 DELHI ST all service the city centre. Swansea railway 8 Premier Inn KINLEY ST DELHI ST A4217 9 Village Hotel & Starbucks A483 station provides frequent local and regional P PORT TENNANT RD A483 10 Volkswagen GORS AVE services with travel times to London Paddington 11 Ibis Hotel PLANTASIA PORT TENNANT RD of 2hrs 39minutes following the electrification FOXHOLE 12 Mercedes ODEON CINEMAS A4067 A483 TOWNHILL RD 13 Starbucks FABIAN WAY of the south Wales rail network. 14 University Campus A483 FABIAN WAY MAYHILL P Permanent car parks TECHNIUM Swansea city centre itself is due to benefit SWANSEA LAMBERTS RD KINGS RD from the regeneration of the former St.David’s TOWNHILL TERRACE RD ST THOMAS P TO M4 J42 RD PADLEY KINGS RD Shopping Center. Totalling £500m, the scheme A483 LANGDON RD SWANSEA 3 8 9 A483 will include a digital public open square, 3,500 11 13 APPLETREE P SA1 Swansea Waterfront SAINSBURY’S NURSERY P A4118 BRYNMILL 12 capacity digital indoor arena, hotels, shopping P P 10 14 RIVER TAWE ST HELENS RD 7 areas, restaurants, cafes and a boutique cinema. STRAND SWANSEA WATERFRONT A4067 BARS & RESTAURANTS SINGLETON DYLAN KINGS RD MARITIME BATH LN THOMAS The development is due for completion in 2020 CENTRE PARK BRIDGE 2 QUARTER SAIL 1 A4067 and will create a gateway to the city. WINE ST MUMBLES RD SOMERSET PL MORGANS HOTEL RIVER TAWE TO MUMBLES MUSEUM WATERFRONT APARTMENTS SWANSEA PARK BAY KINGS RD ATTIC GALLERY NEW UNIVERSITY CAMPUS SWANSEA MARINA SA1 Swansea Location SA1 8AG Swansea City Centre Swansea Marina Parc Tawe Retail Park Langdon House DVSA Sainsburys Admiral Well Health Centre Temporary New University surface car park Campus Residential Premier Inn Residential Temporary Permanent surface surface car park car park MSCP SITE RIVER TAWE GRENFELL PARK RD TO M4 J45 A4067 TO M4 J47 5 SA1 SwanseaA483 A4217 LANDORE 4 MACKWORTH TERRACE ST THOMAS CEFN PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 HENGOED Location SA1 8AG RIS LN MOR CWMDU PLANTASIA ST LEGER CRESCENT A483 PLANTASIA A483 DELHI ST KINLEY ST DELHI ST Temporary Car park Permanent Car Park A4217 A483 PORT TENNANT RD A483 P GORS AVE PLANTASIA FOXHOLE PORT TENNANT RD ODEON CINEMAS A4067 A483 TOWNHILL RD FABIAN WAY A483 FABIAN WAY MAYHILL TECHNIUM SWANSEA MSCP Site LAMBERTS RD KINGS RD TOWNHILL TERRACE RD ST THOMAS P TO M4 J42 RD PADLEY KINGS RD A483 LANGDON RD SWANSEA 3 8 9 A483 11 13 APPLETREE P SA1 Swansea Waterfront SAINSBURY’S NURSERY P P A4118 BRYNMILL 12 P 10 14 RIVER TAWE ST HELENS RD 7 STRAND SWANSEA WATERFRONT A4067 BARS & RESTAURANTS SINGLETON DYLAN KINGS RD MARITIME BATH LN THOMAS CENTRE PARK BRIDGE 2 QUARTER SAIL 1 A4067 WINE ST MUMBLES RD SOMERSET PL MORGANS HOTEL RIVER TAWE TO MUMBLES MUSEUM WATERFRONT APARTMENTS SWANSEA PARK P P BAY KINGS RD ATTIC GALLERY NEW UNIVERSITY CAMPUS SWANSEA MARINA SA1 Swansea Business & Leisure Destination SA1 Swansea Waterfront is a vibrant, 100-acre mixed use regeneration project on the northern part of Swansea Dock undertaken by the Welsh Government. The creation of an attractive business and leisure quarter in which to work as well as live includes Grade A office space, high quality leisure amenities and attractive waterside residential dwellings. All within close proximity to Swansea Marina and the city centre. SA1 is home to a number of high profile offices occupiers including the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (part of the UK Department for Transport) and Admiral Insurance which occupy 30,000 sq ft and 70,000 sq ft respectively. The nearby J Shed consists of 33,500 sq ft of unique office, restaurant and residential accommodation in MSCP Site a Grade II listed red-brick former warehouse. High quality Grade A accommodation is also offered across the UWTSD’s Technium, Ethos and Langdon House buildings. Temporary Complimenting these uses are the surface car park Village Hotel & Leisure Club, Premier Inn Temporary (including a Beefeater Restaurant) and a surface car park Well Swansea Health Centre. SA1 Swansea Academic Hub SA1 has been chosen as the destination for University of Wales Trinity St David’s (UWTSD) new £300M Waterfront Innovation Quarter campus due to open New University September 2018. Founded in 1853, this development Campus is the latest expansion of UWTSD which currently Permanent surface includes three existing Swansea campuses, as well as car park those located in Lampeter, Carmarthen and London. The new campus is expected to attract an influx of new students and businesses as part of the university’s Permanent strategy of collaborating with the private sector. The surface car park (C) first phase will provide a home for the faculties of architecture, computing and engineering, education New University and communities, as well as a new library facility. Campus The selection of a joint venture partner has been finalised for the residential and commercial elements. Within close proximity construction has commenced on Plot A1 for the development of a 500-bed student Permanent surface car accommodation scheme. park (B) SA1 Swansea The Project Welsh Government (WG) are seeking a development partner / investor to construct, deliver and manage a Multi Storey Car Park (MSCP) for 278 cars. To assist in the funding of the MSCP, WG will construct at their cost Once completed, these three new permanent facilities will replace the two surface car parks on part of Sites B and C to accommodate 211 temporary surface car park sites within SA1 and are to provide car parking spaces. The facility will also be managed by the appointed developer / for the existing occupiers and visitors. A new crossing will be constructed investor. Any net income, after deducting operational costs, generated to provide access to site C. An SA1 estate service charge will be payable. from the surface car parks prior to the completion of the MSCP, will be Post-completion, all net income derived from the MSCP and surface used to fund the construction of the MSCP. car parks will be to the benefit of the developer / investor. The chosen party, in the short term, will be required to also manage the two other temporary surface car parks within the SA1 estate (outlined blue on the plan). Planning VAT An overall master plan exists for SA1. Welsh Government have secured The sites are elected in respect of VAT. planning permission for both the new MSCP and two surface car parks. Additional Information Tenure All technical information is available via a secure dedicated website: A new 999 year ground lease from 26th February 2003 at a peppercorn www.sa1swanseacarparks.com rent will be granted following practical completion of development works. Method of Disposal Interested parties are requested to formally register their interest and will be informed of the tender deadline in due course. Rob Jones Elliot Evans On the instructions of Welsh Government [email protected] [email protected] T: +44 29 2044 0128 T: +44 29 2044 0952 M: +44 7836 245 916 M: +44 7468 727 941 Disclaimer: 1. Particulars: These particulars are not an offer or contract, nor part of one. You should not rely on statements by Knight Frank LLP in the particulars or by word of mouth or in writing (“information”) as being factually accurate about the property, its condition or its value. Neither Knight Frank LLP nor any joint agent has any authority to make any representations about the property, and accordingly any information given is entirely without responsibility on the part of the agents, seller(s) or lessor(s). 2. Photos etc: The photographs show only certain parts of the property as they appeared at the time they were taken. Areas, measurements and distances given are approximate only. 3. Regulations etc: Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the property does not mean that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consent has been obtained. A buyer or lessee must find out by inspection or in other ways that these matters have been properly dealt with and that all information is correct. 4. VAT: The VAT position relating to the property may change without notice. Knight Frank LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England with registered number OC305934. Our registered office is 55 Baker Street, London, W1U 8AN, where you may look at a list of members’ names. Brochure & Photography August 2018.
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