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These offices are situated above the junction of Queen Street and Cathedral Road and are part of Derby’s Cathedral Quarter business area. Accessibility by road is good with the inner ring road positioned close by.
The wider Cathedral Quarter area is currently experiencing a wide-ranging transformation with a number of new developments on the way including new offices, apartments, leisure and hotel accommodation.
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Wyvern House is a multi-let office building well located next to Derby Railway Station. Located on Railway Terrace, it is only a short distance from all the main facilities in the city centre and Pride Park.
The rooms have been refurbished recently to a good state of repair and equipped with Broadband and telephone lines, helping occupiers to move in and get their businesses open quickly.
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The building is set around a central quadrant, it comprises four inter-connecting blocks, each arranged on four and five floors, and has expandable, fibre optic, broadband voice, fax, data and internet communications.
Cardinal Square is a landmark office building at the intersection of the A52 and A6, on the eastern side of Derby’s Inner Ring Road. Junction 25 of the M1 is just 10 minutes away, and through the new A6/A50 link, East Midlands Airport is now only a 15 minute drive from Cardinal Square.
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A former engineering complex, The Point, has been carefully regenerated into a high quality mixed use business park, taking full advantage of Pride Park’s location and providing progressive new accommodation of the highest specification, in many ways improving what has already taken place elsewhere on Pride Park.
The Point is a 12-acre mixed-use development, representing the final large-scale scheme within the phenomenally successful Pride Park.
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Axion Business Park is prominently located 2.0 miles south east of Derby city centre, fronting the Raynesway (A511), part of Derby inner ring road. Motorway access is provided southbound via the A6 link
to the A50 and onwards to Junction 24A of the M1 motorway (9 miles), or northbound via the A52 to Junction 25 (7 miles).
Axion offers superb motorway and trunk road connectivity combined with easy access to the city centre and its facilities.
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12 St Mary’s Gate is a three-storey semi-detached office building positioned on the right-hand side of St Mary’s Gate between Iron Gate to the north and Bold Lane to the south. The property offers a mixture of offices of different sizes together with useful basement storage. The building is well served with car parking in the vicinity through a combination of street parking and very secure multi-storey car parking and car parking is likely to be available at the rear of the property.
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The site is located midway along West Avenue, close to the Kedleston Road/Belper Road Five Lamps junction. With the city centre and particularly the emerging Cathedral Quarter within close walking distance of the site, this is an excellent infill residential development opportunity, providing the benefits of an established good quality residential address, with city living potential.
An excellent range of local amenities are available close to the site, and within the Cathedral Quarter a number of iconic hotel/leisure and commercial developments are now being brought forward.
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Waverley Lodge is well located being just off the Pentagon Island, which connects a number of main arterial routes around the city.
The building has been redecorated throughout to a very high standard creating excellent business premises.
The building sits on a very large secure site, which could provide parking for a number of cars or other transport vehicles.
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An historic market town, Uttoxeter is approximately 0.5 miles from the A50, which provides access to the major regional centres of Stoke on Trent and Derby together with the national road network. It has developed significantly in recent years with the opening of a new Tesco, the Dovefields Business Park and there are plans for further commercial and residential schemes within the town including the former Cattle Market site on High Street.
The subject premises are located in a Conservation Area on the fringe of the prime retail sector of the town adjacent to John German, Estate Agents and in an area that comprises a mixture of retail, office and other commercial users. Directly opposite is the landmark, Lion Buildings and to the rear of that is the large public car park adjoining the Maltings Shopping Centre.
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