RARE GRADE II LISTED CITY CENTRE OFFICE OPPORTUNITY TO LET – APPROXIMATELY 12,000 SQ FT (1,110 SQ M)

27 PARK END STREET, OXFORD, OX1 1HU

The city of Oxford is synonymous with its Universities, which in combination support one of the fastest growing and high value economies in the country.

OXFORD

£600m - largest dedicated university fund for start-ups – OSI

Venture Capital - Oxford and Cambridge accounted for 22% of

all VC raised in the UK during 2018

73% of employment in the ‘knowledge intensive’ sectors

7 million visitors each year, with many international visitors

1st in The World University Rankings 2019 – University of Oxford for

the 3rd straight year.*50,000 new private sector jobs in

the LEP area since 20111,500 high tech firms call

Oxfordshire home

* Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Projects already delivered in this part of the city include; Oxford Foundry, Westgate Shopping Centre, Said Business School, Frideswide Square and Oxford Castle. Projects like Student Castle and the Jam Factory are set to continue the changing face of the area.

The Jam Factory is located in a gateway position fronting the revamped Frideswide Square on the western side of Oxford city centre. Oxford’s West End is set to become one of the key innovation quarters in the city of Oxford.

In 2008 Oxford City Council adopted the West End Area Action Plan. The plan intends to facilitate a renaissance and promote sustainable mixed use development and improved built environment.

OXFORD’S WEST END

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TRANSPORT LINKSRail – Within 200m of Oxford’s main station. Direct rail link to London Paddington and Marylebone with journey times of around 1 hour.

Road – Served by the A40 and A34 as well as Junction 8a and 9 of the M40 being within 10km (6 miles) of Oxford’s ring road.

Air – London Oxford Airport offers regional and business aviation as well as international routes being provided by London Heathrow 60km (37 miles) to the south east.

Bike – Oxford is acknowledged as one of the few true ‘Cycling cities’. A number of dockless bike schemes already operate within the city.

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AMENITIESRESTAURANTS / CAFES / BARS

1. The Jam Factory

2. Oxford Castle Quarter

3. Franco Manca

4. The Lighthouse

5. The Punter

6. The Porterhouse

LEISURE

7. New Theatre Oxford

8. Digme Fitness

9. ODEON Oxford

10. Ashmolean Museum

SHOPPING / RETAIL

11. Westgate Centre

12. The Covered Market Oxford

13. Oxford High Street/Cornmarket

COLLEGES / OCCUPIERS

14. Nuffield College

15. Said Business School

16. The Oxford Foundry

17. Oxford Innovation

FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS

18. Osney Mead

19. Oxpens

20. Student Castle

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The Grade II listed building dates back to 1903, when the factory was purpose built for Frank Cooper’s marmalade business.

Originally named the Victoria Buildings, the factory was designed by Oxford architect Herbert Quinton and demonstrates high quality construction and design indicative of early 20th century Victorian Freestyle incorporating red brick and limestone detail.

Through the 1920s a two-storey extension was constructed on the eastern edge of the original building in red brick and limestone to integrate with the original factory’s design.

The building became an office in 1951 when Frank Cooper’s relocated to another area of the city.

The building continues to be a prominent feature in the city’s history and incorporates a Café and Arts Centre at the rear of the site which operates under ‘the Jam Factory’ name.

HERITAGE

Indicative CGI – External elevation

ONE OF OXFORD’S MOST ICONIC BUILDINGS AND FORMER HOME OF FRANK COOPER

“OXFORD” MARMALADE.

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THIRD FLOOR PLANIndicative CGI – Entrance Lobby

ACCOMMODATION

NIA SUMMARY IPMS 3 SUMMARY

SQ M SQ FT SQ M SQ FT

GROUND 384 4,133 412 4,435

FIRST 343 3,692 373 4,015

SECOND 192 2,067 204 2,196

THIRD 201 2,164 213 2,293

TOTAL 1,120 12,056 1,202 12,938

Please note that the floor plans and areas are indicative only. These will be subject to measurement on completion of the works.

Target date for practical completion is the end of Q4 2019 when the specification will comprise:

• Comprehensive refurbishment retaining many character features.

• New passenger lift.

• New lobby/entrance with feature lighting.

• Refurbished windows incorporating secondary glazing.

• Retain wood floors (where possible) or newly carpeted.

• Painted feature brickwork.

• Exposed services; VRF heating and cooling system.

• Suspended energy efficient LED lighting.

• New canopy between Café and main Jam Factory building

The Jam Factory, under the ownership of Nuffield College is undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment taking into account the building’s history, context and listing.

The building’s accommodation is set over four floors and will provide a mixture of smaller meeting rooms and larger open plan office space. The pared-back design will incorporate many of the original Edwardian features, both internally and externally.

The main entrance into the building will be via the original carriage porch leading onto a glazed entrance and reception area with statement lighting and new passenger lift system.

A secure courtyard through the eastern entrance will provide space for bicycle parking as well as a restored steel frame canopy linking to the popular Jam Factory Café and ART Exhibition space.

SPECIFICATIONBUILDING OVERVIEW

External elevation - Existing ViewExternal elevation - Hollybush Row

Indicative CGI – Third Floor

TERMSAvailable to let in its entirety by way of pre-leasing agreement. Terms on application.

VIEWINGSStrictly through joint letting agents.

EPC Details available on request.

CONTACTFor further information please contact joint agents:

BIDWELLS Adrian Chan +44 (0) 1865 953 075 +44 (0) 7787 224 303 adrian.chan@bidwells.co.uk

David Williams +44 (0) 1865 592 632 +44 (0) 7768 985 949 david.williams@bidwells.co.uk

SAVILLSJan Losch +44 (0) 1865 269 065 +44 (0) 7870 555 851 jan.losch@savills.com

Charles Rowton-Lee +44 (0) 1865 269 030 +44 (0) 7885 185 230 crlee@savills.com

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.

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