334 Outland Rd 11 599–23 324 pi² d'espace disponible • Bureau • Plymouth PL3 5TU

The property is a large, detached, multi-storey office building constructed around a cast in-situ reinforced concrete frame with a cantilevered first floor slab and a combination of precast concrete panels and facing brickwork elevations incorporating aluminum ‘twin-skin’ pivot windows. The property was built in 1971 by South Western Electricity Board as their Central Accounting Office and provides production, storage and plant rooms on split level ground and basement levels and office accommodation over first to fourth floor levels, with a two storey plantroom on the roof. The main visitor and staff entrances are via the upper ground level, located on the building's north-west and south-east sides respectively, providing access to the offset service core comprising an internal staircase, two passenger lifts and a separate goods lift. A separate staircase leads down from the rear ground floor lobby into a single storey flat roof extension, comprising a former caretaker’s flat converted to provide additional offices. The basement level provides internal storage and plant rooms. The upper ground level provides a customer reception area, security office, training room, BMS (Building Management Service) room, maintenance store, production area, upper loading bay/office and a large double height plant room and equipment room. The lower ground level is sub-divided into 12 individual equipment and UPS battery rooms, together with a lower loading bay area, toilet and workshop/office. A hydraulic platform lift provides level access internally between the upper and lower ground levels. The two loading bays are accessed from the main car park. The first, second and third floors are each configured to provide mostly uninterrupted, clear floor space with no perimeter projections. The areas adjacent to the lift lobby and toilets are partitioned to provide individual offices, meeting rooms, stores and fitted kitchen or vending areas. Separate male and female toilets are located on each floor in the north-west and south-east corners of the building respectively. Part of the first floor office area has been fitted out as a Data Centre. This includes an aspirated fire alert system linked to the building's BMS system and a dedicated Halon gas fire suppression system. The fourth floor is configured slightly differently to provide an open plan office area and a fitted staff restaurant, kitchen and break out area. The male and female toilets on this floor are located together in the south-west comer of the building. The property benefits from a full air handling and comfort cooling system with the main heating, ventilation and air conditioning plant located on the roof. Supplementary cooling is provided to the Data Centre and to meeting rooms, managers’ offices, comms rooms, switch rooms, UPS rooms and mailrooms via packaged split air conditioning units. The internal specification in respect of the ground floor reception and upper floor office areas otherwise comprises mainly carpet tile covered floors incorporating in-floor cabling and three-compartment floor boxes for power/data/telephone services, painted walls, suspended tile ceilings with lighting via recessed and diffused fluorescent fittings and feature spotlights. The property is one of Plymouth’s largest single occupied offices located out of town. The property occupies a highly prominent position adjacent to the Manadon Interchange, where the A38 and A386 intersect. This key junction connects Plymouth City Centre, Derriford, and the northern suburbs, making it one of the most visible and accessible commercial locations in the city. Nearby occupiers include BT, the Land Registry, Future Inns Hotel, and the NHS, reflecting the area’s strength as a mixed-use business and employment hub. There is a Morrisons supermarket nearby and a new district centre and retail park at Derriford.