Derby s premier office address Up to 95,000ft 2 (8,825m 2 )
Cathedral green On the banks of the River Derwent, overlooking Derby s world heritage site and ancient cathedral, you ll discover Number One Cathedral Green. With its expanse of glass and its contemporary elevations, this very special building represents quality, confidence and limitless opportunity at the heart of Derby s resurgent Cathedral Quarter. Offering 95,000 sq ft of Grade A office space above the city s newest and most cosmopolitan selection of contemporary restaurants, there s no better environment in which to spend the working day or to relax and unwind into the evening. NE
Duffield Rd Derby City Centre A52 Friar Gate Agard St TO PEAK DISTRICT A6 CATHEDRAL RD ST MARY S GATE IRON GATE SOWTER RD FULL ST Cathedral green St Alkmund s Way PHOENIX ST DERWENT ST A52 A61 TO CHESTERFIELD TO NOTTINGHAM M1 J25 Eastgate A52 River Derwent for location Silk Museum Number One Cathedral Green occupies an outstanding location on the south bank of the River Derwent, amid the tranquility and charm of the recently re-modelled Cathedral Green garden. Yet it is just a few minutes walk from the vibrant, cosmopolitan heart of Derby and the new Westfield Shopping Centre, the development of which has made the city a major retail destination in its own right. Located directly on Derby s major bus routes and only a short distance from the Railway Station, Cathedral Green is very well connected and perfectly positioned at the centre of one of the Midland s most dynamic cities. ONE TO ASHBOURNE A516 Curzon St Abbey St GERARD ST THE WARDWICK MACKLIN ST WILSON ST A5250 GERARD ST Main Retail Area MARKET PLACE BABINGTON LN Leopold St WIMLET ST OSMASTON RD MORLEDGE Westfield Shopping LONDON RD A514 River Derwent Cock Pitt Traffic St St Alkmund s Way A6 London Rd Derbyshire Royal Infirmary Station Approach Siddals Rd CANAL ST Train Station TO A38 & A50 TO A50/ M1 J24
A6 TO A50/M1 J24 05 08 07 03 06 01. Number One Cathedral Green 02. Derby Cathedral River Derwent 04 Derwent St 01 Full St 10 02 River Derwent 09 King Street 11 TO peak district A6 03. The Quad Arts and Film Centre 04. Council House 05. Westfield Shopping 06. Cathedral Quarter Hotel 07. Crown and County Courts St Alkmund s Way 08. Market Place 09. Derwent Valley Mills Heritage Site & Silk Museum 10. Cathedral Green A52 TO NOTTINGHAM and M1 J25 Eastgate A52 11. Jurys Hotel (under construction) River Derwent
ONE for growth Drawn by a skilled work force and highly developed infra-structure Derby continues to attract an increasing number of new companies to the city, joining well established companies such as Rolls Royce and Citibank who are based in the city. This new investment in Derby has acted as a regeneration catalyst stimulating the development of new pubs, clubs, restaurants and vibrant nightspots. Perhaps the best evidence of the new investment pouring into the city is the recent opening of the Westfield Shopping Centre this 1 million sq ft contemporary shopping development is evidence of continued resurgence of Derby as both a destination for commerce and also leisure.
Chatsworth House Peak District landscape The Crescent, Buxton For countryside The City of Derby enjoys an enviable location on the doorstep of The Peak District, Britain s oldest and arguably most beautiful national park. Only a short drive from the City Centre the national park offers visitors the opportunity to either unwind in its unspoilt beauty or explore the many charming towns and villages such as Bakewell and the spa town of Buxton. The close proximity of the Peak District affords city workers the ideal opportunity to maximize their work/life balance. Upper Dove Valley
LEEDS LIVERPOOL M56 M62 MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD M18 A1(M) M180 M6 STOKE- ON-TRENT M1 DERBY NOTTINGHAM M54 M42 M6 Toll WOLVERHAMPTON M69 M6 BIRMINGHAM M42 COVENTRY LEICESTER PETERBOROUGH A1(M) NORTHAMPTON CARDIFF NEWPORT M4 M5 BRISTOL M50 M5 M5 SWINDON M4 M40 OXFORD GLOUCESTER READING M3 M1 MILTON KEYNES LUTON M1 WATFORD M25 BASILDON LONDON SLOUGH M3 CAMBRIDGE BEDFORD M11 A1(M) M25 M23 M2 M26 IPSWICH COLCHESTER M20 SOUTHAMPTON M3 M27 PORTSMOUTH BRIGHTON for transport links ONE Derby s central location and close proximity to both Junction 24 and 25 of the M1 motorway make it an ideal location from which to reach national and international destinations. The City s position and access to the wider national motorway network means that the major conurbations of Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham are readily accessible in less than an hour with the business centres of Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool a little over 90 minutes drive away. Derby s train connections are excellent, with regular services to all parts of the country. London St Pancras International, the link for connecting trains to both Paris and Brussels, is just over 90 minutes away. East Midlands International airport is about 15 minutes drive from the city centre offering regular flights to the majority of the main European cities. Whichever way you look at it Derby is well connected. DESTINATION DRIVE TIME MILES Nottingham 24 mins 16 miles Leicester 48 mins 33 miles Birmingham 59 mins 43 miles Leeds 1hr 25 mins 75 miles Manchester 1hr 30 mins 59 miles Liverpool 1hr 48 mins 84 miles London 2hr 15 mins 130 miles Source: theaa.com DESTINATION TIME BY TRAIN Nottingham 23 mins Leicester 24 mins Birmingham 39 mins Leeds 1hr 20 mins Manchester 1hr 36 mins London 1hr 39 mins Liverpool 2hr 19 mins Source: nationalrail.co.uk
for people The most vital resource for any business is one of Derby s most abundant assets its growing population. Significantly, the biggest increase is among the young; 25 to 34-year-old professionals, attracted by the quality of life, affordable housing and the job prospects offered by prestigious employers like Rolls Royce. Derby University, with its emphasis on industry-based learning, is one of eight universities in the East Midlands producing over 36,500 graduates each year. Graduates who then tend to stay in the area in significant numbers to swell even further the pool of talent available to local business. * figures are taken from www.derbycityscape.co.uk
SVP. for specification Stunning double height fully glazed atrium and reception overlooking Cathedral Green The scale and vision of the architecture at Number One Cathedral Green the fluid lines, the stunning double height glazed atrium is never at the expense of the details that contribute so much to an efficient working environment. Fifth Floor Three 10 person passenger lifts Generous male and female WCs at all levels 2.7 metre finished floor to ceiling height So you ll discover thoughtfully planned, Grade A office spaces Raised access floors where carefully selected fixtures and fittings contribute to the overall sense of comfort and quiet efficiency. There is a spacious, well lit reception area and three passenger lifts, each holding up to ten people. Fourth Floor Integrated comfort cooling and heating Basement car parking available Full specification details will be provided on request. Unit 01 Third Floor Unit 02 Atlantic Quay, Glasgow FLOOR OFFICE m 2 ft 2 First Floor Office A 488.48 5258 Office B 638.17 6869 Office C 617.87 6651 Totals 1744.52 18778 Second Floor Office A 536.26 5772 Office B 665.41 7162 Office C 617.87 6651 Totals 1819.54 19585 Third Floor Office A 536.26 5772 Office B 665.33 7162 Office C 617.87 6651 Totals 1819.46 19585 Fourth Floor Office A 536.26 5772 Office B 665.41 7162 Office C 617.87 6651 Totals 1819.54 19585 Fifth Floor Office A 463.76 4992 Office B 602.78 6488 Office C 590.56 6357 Totals 1657.1 17837 Second Floor First Floor Ground Floor Restaurant T Reception area Entrance Steps to upper level Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant OFFICE B OFFICE C OFFICE A NB. Floor areas have been scaled from architects drawings and are indicative only GROUND FLOOR TYPICAL FLOOR
The Sentinel Building, Nottingham Pegasus Business Park developer In our many years as specialists in commercial and mixed-use development, we have delivered some of the most exciting landmark properties to be seen on the UK s city skylines. For quoting terms and further details about Wilson Bowden Developments, please contact: Ours is a complete turnkey service that spans land acquisition; local authority, community and partner liaison; planning, design and contracting; even funding and building service management. The result is a reputation that clients, developers, contractors and tenants recognise and trust as one of the best in the industry. But our commitment goes further. We seek development solutions that are lasting and sustainable. Excellent BREEAM ratings, enriched wildlife habitats and improved public spaces are key to protecting the environment and enhancing communities. Addressing the needs of all stakeholders is central to our vision of a sustainable future. John Proctor Tel. 01332 343 222 johnp@fhp.co.uk Graeme Cosgrove Tel. 01530 276276 gcosgrove@wbdevelopments.co.uk Stephen Salloway Tel. 01332 298 000 ssalloway@salloway.com
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