DL1 Leisure Scheme, Feethams, Darlington
Unit 1a, Café Unit Available - 1,458 sqft
LOCATION
Darlington benefits from excellent road communications with the A1(M) providing easy access to the North East and to North/West Yorkshire. The town is also well served by the national rail network sitting on the East Coast Line with travel times of 2hrs 20mins to London and 2hrs to Edinburgh. Darlington Train Station is just a 3 minute walk from DL1.
Darlington Town Hall is immediately located to the north of the site with 600 employees, with the council having recently developed and opened the new Department for Education offices, adding 400 employees, adjacent to the site. The Dolphin Leisure Centre is also immediately adjacent which accommodates the town’s main leisure facility including a swimming pool, diving pool, indoor 5-a-side pitches and squash courts. The main town centre retail pitch is in walking distance to the North, and the site is also adjacent to the town’s main multi storey car park for shoppers
Located in Darlington town centre, DL1 is the town and the region’s premier leisure hub. Whether it’s a meal for two, a family day out, or a catch-up over coffee, DL1 has something to offer everyone.
DL1 is anchored by a nine screen Vue cinema and an 80-bedroom Premier Inn hotel with Excel providing 80 car parking spaces on site, and Darlington Borough Council having recently developed a 650 space multistorey car park adjacent. In addition there is a Nando’s, Bella Italia, Hungry Horse, Tomahawk and Estabulo making it the region’s hub of leisure activity.
With only two units available, this exciting scheme is almost fully let. Contemporary style, innovation and sustainability are key elements of the scheme. The environmentally conscious design of DL1
ensures that the complex is efficient and sustainable.
Darlington has a 20 minute catchment of 190,000 people and 30 minute catchment of 564,000 people.
UNIT ACCOMMODATION
Unit 1a - 1458 sqft
Unit 5 (Could Split) - 4,532 sqft
Please contact the agents for more detail.
