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1 Discover Retail NEW Cinema & Restaurants

2 M65 BRADFORD LEEDS Drive Times A6036 M606 1 Leeds 21 miles 35 mins Halifax Batley Manchester 30 miles 56 mins M66 Bury Bolton M60 ROCHDALE Littleborough Slaithwaite Brighouse A644 HUDDERSFIELD A642 A637 A629 Holmfirth A665 WAKEFIELD BARNSLEY A1(M) LOCATION A665 A627 MANCHESTER A616 Stretford M60 M60 A57 Hyde A34 Stockport A6018 A628 M1 ROTHERHAM M18 A1(M) SHEFFIELD Comparison goods market potential spend of 380m 3rd most dominant centre in the region CACI top ten hot locations town two years running Total Catchment population circa 2.1m Ranked 47th by CACI in residential comparison goods market potential 80% spend increase anticipated within Kingsgate upon the opening of Kingsgate Leisure

3 PLAY OVERVIEW Kingsgate Leisure Extension OVERVIEW The catchment bridges the gap between Leeds and Manchester of over 2 million people with a total Comparison Goods spend of 4.3 billion. Huddersfield is the third most dominant centre across the region retaining 44% of available spend CACI Residential Comparison Goods market potential ( 380m) ranking above York and Harrogate

4 REVOLUTION TURTLE BAY KINGSGATE LEISURE EXTENSION KING STREET SLUG & LETTICE SCHEDULE U/O TO NATIONAL RESTAURANT AND BAR OPERATOR CROSS CHURCH STREET Aerial

5 AT E KIRK G A AT E CHURC 6 CARPARK ACCESS 650SPACES HG 7 UT CROSS SO Open Spring 2020 ST AIRS TO 8 SCREEN LIGHT CINEMA 2 RA NC E) KING S TREET CARPARK ACCESS 650SPACES KING S TREET SLUG & LETTUCE ZETLAND STREET Roll over for info TURTLE BAY RETAIL LEISURE A 62 MALL SEATING AREA Q QU FOOTFALL 8,500,000 per annum CARS 650,000 per annum 2 U EE N S G AT E PLAN A6 NT PACKHORSE CENTRE (E NT MO N S AU I A BE T I C OP ET H STRE REVOLUTION

6 RETAIL Anchored by Next and House Of Fraser which boasts some of the world s most desirable aspirational brands

7 LEISURE Planning consent has recently been secured for a significant leisure extension to Kingsgate, which will incorporate an 8 screen cinema operated by The Light, along with seven A3 units. The leisure extension will be accessed directly from the retail mall, enabling the restaurant operators to capitalise on the existing 8.5 million per annum retail footfall, in addition to the projected 350,000 per annum cinema customers. The leisure arcade will also be accessed directly from Cross Church Street, which is already established from an A3/A4 perspective, consolidating the pitch and creating a critical mass of leisure uses in the town centre. Construction is programmed to commence in early 2018, with units available for occupation in late A detailed construction programme is available upon request.

8 For further information contact the Joint Agents Retail and Leisure Retail JONATHAN NEWNS T: M: WILLIAM THOMAS T: M: MARK PROUDLOVE T: M: Jack Hesketh T: D: CONTACT Leisure Richard Shuttleworth T: M: Tom Hodgson T: M: (1) The particulars in this brochure have been produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide and do not constitute the whole or part of any contract. (2) All descriptions, dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. (3) All liability, in negligence or otherwise, arising from the use of the particulars is hereby excluded. OCT 2017