TypeOffice
TenureFor rent
Maritime Place is a modern self-contained purpose built office building constructed in 2004 of some 20,300 sq. ft. net, originally commissioned by an owner occupier.
The building comprises three main floors of comfort cooled open plan rectangular shaped floor plates of approximately 6,000 sq. ft. each on ground, first and second floors, accessible via a central staircase and an 8 person passenger lift. There is an executive level third floor of some 1,700 sq. ft. including storage. The core comprises a double height atrium including reception, WCs and store room with male and female WCs at each floor level. The third floor comprises an air conditioned breakout area and conference facility with access to balcony together with ancillary storage in the roof eaves.
The base building specification includes the following:-
* Raised floors
* Suspended ceilings with recessed LED lighting
* 2.7 metres floor to ceiling height
* Double height reception
* Male and female WCs on each floor
* 92 car parking spaces (some adjacent to the building, the remainder adjacent to basin 2)
* 1 x 8 person passenger lift serving all floors
* Air conditioning throughout
* 3rd floor conference facility with fitted kitchen and breakout area
* 6 EV charging points
* Opportunity to rent furnished suites, if required
* Cycle shelter
Chatham Maritime houses a number of significant office occupiers, with a particular concentration in the financial services sector, including Vanquis Bank, One Savings Bank and Nat West. Other occupiers include DXC Technology, Lloyds of London, the Insolvency Service and various accountants and solicitors.
Chatham Maritime is also home to the University of Greenwich Chatham Campus, the University of Kent at Medway and Canterbury Christ Church University College Medway Campus. Occupiers are supported by two public houses, a 4,000 sq ft Co-op convenience store, a factory outlet centre, Odeon cinema and adjacent restaurants and shops.
Chatham forms the central part of the Medway Towns conurbation some 30 miles south east of central London, forming the largest urban area in Kent with a population in excess of 250,000.
The main built-up area lies between the River Medway and the M2 motorway. The M2 motorway lies to the south of the town which consequently has access to the M20/M26/M25 London orbital motorway, the Dartford Crossing and Heathrow,
Gatwick and Stanstead Airports. The channel ports/tunnel and central London are all within approximately one hours drive of the building. There is excellent motorway access via the Wainscott Northern Bypass to J1, M25 and via the Gillingham Northern link to J4, M2. Chatham also has a mainline railway station with fast services to London Victoria and St. Pancras International and the channel ports.