Kao OneLondon Road, Harlow, CM17 9NA

Description
Kao One acts as the headquarters for Raytheon and Arrow, demonstrating the appeal of the location.

The building sits within its own demise with dedicated parking, hard and soft landscaping, cycle parking, shower and changing facilities and a managed reception. The floor is also served by good lifts and service yard.

The third floor office suite has Grade A, fully refurbished accommodation available from 13,400 to 29,050 sq ft.

Kao One has highly-specified accommodation, with raised floors, suspended ceilings, and a full height reception incorporating a feature staircase.

The third floor is now available for occupancy for either a single tenant, or can be split to accommodate two occupiers. It will be refitted internally with new ceilings, lighting, decoration and floor coverings.

At the centre of scientific excellence
Kao Park is founded on entrepreneurial spirit, with a long history of scientific and technological breakthrough.

In 1966 Charles Kao and George Hockman invented the fibre optic cable. This changed the world of optical communications and paved the way
for a host of modern innovations, including broadband Internet.

Today, the Park upholds its pioneering legacy by maintaining a world-class tenant line-up adjacent to Kao Data, the UK’s largest data centre campus,
and Harlow Innovation Park.

Innovation Corridor
The park benefits from its location in the heart of the London-Cambridge-Stansted Innovation Corridor, a centre of scientific excellence with a focus on the Life Sciences and technology sectors.

The Innovation Corridor is seen as a leading location for European and UK headquarters outside London and the Western Corridor. Its advantages include competitive costs, access to markets and global connectivity. Within the corridor, world-class businesses, universities and R&D centres converge creating an unmatched ecosystem.

Kao One’s macro and micro location lends itself to future alternative use as an innovation/life science facility with a number of Life Sciences, technology, cyber and defence companies which will be attracted to the Park’s location, security and enterprise zone.