Riley Court, South Coventry
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Availability
Unit 3 2891 Sq ft (276 Sq m) Enquire
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Information
Download Brochure Riley Court is the latest addition to the University of Warwick Science Park’s portfolio of ”Grow on” properties.
By design Riley Court is a thoroughly modern building incorporating some very innovative technologies to help tenants reduce their occupational costs. A sophisticated cooling and heating system has been integrated that allows the building to act as a “heat sink".
A high quality environment
Located on the University of Warwick Science Park’s main site, the Riley Court pavilion is a 3,716m˛ (40,000 sq ft) building that comprises 10 units that can be independently accessed from a glass enclosed Mall. Individual units are either 185m˛ (2,000 sq ft) or 278m˛ (3,000 sq ft), but up to 5 units can be combined on a single floor to give up to 1,114m˛ (12,000 sq ft). Other feature exclusive to Riley Court are;
- Contemporary external design with cladding, render and brick finishes.
- Automated low energy systems designed into the building to reduce occupational running costs
- Attractive campus setting
- Flexible leases
- Good car parking
Uses
Riley Court has been constructed with flexibility in mind. Units within the building can be adapted to cope with today’s differing working environments. The building is suitable to support;
- Light Workshop
- Laboratory
- Demonstration
- Training and Administration
Leases
All units are available on leases of up to 10 years, which can incorporate breakpoints in favour of the occupier to facilitate the expansion of a fast moving knowledge based business during the course of the lease. The Science Park is a development for knowledge based businesses who, are developing or trading in innovative products or services and this is reflected in all leases ensuring that the environment remains specific, exclusive and high quality.
The lease incorporates the provision of a service charge to cover the costs of maintaining the external fabric of the building, insurance and landscaping. It also covers the maintenance of central plant and equipment and the cleaning and maintenance of common areas in the building – thus freeing occupiers from these activities, enabling them to devote more time to the management of their business. 
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