Welcome to Dunsfold Park, a thriving, successful community of businesses,

operating in a diverse range of sectors. This information pack will provide you

with the tenant information you need to help you to let your business take off.

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Tenant

Handbook

Page 2 Dunsfold Park—History

Page 3 The Rutland Group, The Estate Office—Contact Details

Page 4 The Dunsfold Park Team, Security

Page 5 Location, Accommodation

Page 6 Directions

Page 7 Tenant Map

Page 8 Speed Limit, Road Rules & Regulations, Access, Parking, Road Conditions, Runway Procedures

Page 9 Car Passes, Restaurant, Photography, Litter, Facilities, Dogs, Squash Courts

Page 10 Emergency Procedures, News Stories, Social Media, Tenant Meetings, Wings & Wheels

Page 11 Fires, Joggers/Walkers/Cyclists, Traffic Management, Pallets

APPENDIX 1 Tenant Car Passes

APPENDIX 2 Tenant Company Details

APPENDIX 3 Tenant Squash Court Waiver

APPENDIX 4 Dunsfold Park Events

Tenant Handbook—Contents

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Dunsfold Park—History

Cloaked in secrecy, Dunsfold Aerodrome was screened from public gaze by woodland and much of its work protected by the Official Secrets Act until the early 1990s. The full story of the aerodrome was a mystery for over fifty years and only became public knowledge when its records were de-classified and a compilation was made of stories from those who served and worked on the aerodrome. Situated equidistant between Guildford and Horsham on the A281, the airfield began life on 11 May 1942 when the First Canadian Army – mainly the 2nd Battalion Royal Canadian Engineers - began construction of the emergency airfield. After just 20 weeks the site was officially handed over to the Royal Canadian Air Force on 16 October 1942. Between 1942 and 1945 a variety of aircraft operated from Dunsfold, including B-25 Mitchell Bombers, Typhoons, Mustangs, Mosquitoes and Spitfires. After the war, the airfield was used as a repatriation centre and over 47,000 prisoners of war were returned to their homelands using Dakota, Lancaster, Stirling and Halifax aircraft. In August 1946, Dunsfold Aerodrome was declared inactive. Later Skyways Ltd, a charter airline, leased the airfield and then subsequently played a significant part in the Berlin Airlift between 1948 and 1949. Skyways also used Dunsfold Aerodrome to refurbish, test fly and deliver Spitfire and Hurricane aircraft for the Portuguese Air Force. When Skyways went into voluntary liquidation in 1950, the Hawker Aircraft Company Ltd (today part of BAE Systems) acquired the lease. The company moved into Dunsfold Aerodrome using the airfield as a flight test centre for its parent factory at Kingston, testing and refurbishing Sea Hawks, Hunters, Sea Furies, Gnats, Harriers and Hawks for worldwide markets. It also supported British operations and services involvement abroad for five decades. There have been a number of milestones recorded at the site in May 1953, test pilot Neville Duke (pictured right) broke the ‘world speed record’ sound barrier at an average of 727.63 mile per hour (mach 0.92 at sea level) in a prototype Hunter Mk3. In October 1960, the forerunner of the Harrier Jump jet made its first tethered flight at Dunsfold Aerodrome, which led to its first conventional flight in November of the same year. Up until 2000, when BAE Systems ceased activity at the aerodrome, all derivatives of the Harrier family of aircraft evolved from Dunsfold.

Today the aerodrome continues to pay homage to its past and is designated as a private unlicensed airfield. In addition to aviation activities, the site is now home to over 100 local businesses, employing more than 700 people. It is also home to the BBC Top Gear team and has acted as a backdrop to a number of Hollywood blockbusters, including Casino Royale, The Da Vinci Code, World War Zombie and RED 2.

Dunsfold Park, as it is now known, continues to evolve,

infrastructure is renewed, the working environment improved

and lost jobs replaced.

If you would like to find out more about the history of Dunsfold Park visit the Reg Day Museum between 10am and 2pm every Wednesday, located next to The Estate Office.

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The Rutland Group

Dunsfold Park is managed by The Rutland Group who are based on site in the

Estate Office.

Rutland is an award winning, privately owned property development, management

and investment company which was founded by its Chief Executive, Jim McAllister

in 1984.

Rutland has a well-earned reputation for setting the standards that others aspire to:

it is a market leader in environmentally sustainable development.

its team has a proven track record of creating innovative development

solutions.

its understanding of the commercial and industrial property market enables it to identify and create

value from investment opportunities

it maximises the rental and capital growth of individual properties and those held as part of a portfolio

The Group is also the winner of a significant number of environmental awards for its projects, both for

landscaping and buildings, including the holder of the highest number of points awarded for the construction

of an environmentally sound office building (BREEAM rating).

With a reputation for holistic, environmentally sound development, the Company also has the distinction of

creating the largest public park to be built in London in the 20th Century.

The Estate Office—Contact Details

Dunsfold Airport Limited, managed by The Rutland Group, is based in The Estate Office.

Telephone 01483 200 900

Fax 01483 200 555

Email postmaster@rutland.co.uk

Website www.dunsfoldpark.com

Address The Estate Office

Dunsfold Park

Cranleigh

Surrey

GU6 8TB

Opening Hours 9:00—17:30, Monday—Friday not including bank holidays.

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The Dunsfold Park Team

Security—Contact Details

Jim McAllister Chief Executive

Julie Dane Assistant to Chief Executive

Marc Riggs Managing Director—Rutland Properties Ltd.

Jamie McAllister Development Director

Peter Farnfield Head of Asset Management

Gerry Forristal Managing Director - Rutland Project Management Ltd

David McAllister Properties Infrastructure Manager

Jonathan Riddings Company Secretary & Head of Accounts

Jackie Gill Credit Controller

Mark Smith Property Accountant

Nancy Edwards PR, Marketing & Events Manager

Fiona Johnson Track & Events Manager

Georgie West Receptionist and Administrative Assistant

Claire Edwards Properties Manager

Eddie Hewett Maintenance Manager

Daniel White Head of Security

Telephone (Main Gate) 01483 542 210

Opening Hours 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Telephone (Compass Gate) 01483 542 202

Opening Hours 06:00—19:00, Monday—Friday

Email gate.house@rutland.co.uk

N.B. Please contact Security if you know you have guests arriving on site for an appointment. The Guards can then greet your guests and direct them accordingly.

The Dunsfold Park Team are located in The Estate Office.

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Location

Local Pubs, B&B’s & Hotels

Situated 9 miles south of Guildford, 8 from Godalming and Horsham, with London just 40 miles away, Dunsfold Park

is conveniently located for national and international organisations looking for a home with a view.

Accessed via the A281 and within easy reach of the A3, M25, M3, M4 and the national motorway network, the

location provides rapid access to Heathrow and London Gatwick airports and also south via the A3 to the ports of

Southampton and Portsmouth.

Unlike many other business environments, Dunsfold Park is nestled in the breathtaking landscape of the Surrey Hills,

surrounded by some of the most well-known villages in the south east of England, the most notable of which is

Cranleigh. Recognised as England’s largest ‘village’, Cranleigh offers a wide range of shopping and leisure activities,

more usually found in much larger towns, including three supermarkets; M&S, Sainsbury’s and The Co-Op; alongside

the well-known Manns Department Store and Boots Chemist.

If you wish to visit a larger shopping centre, then the historic county town of Guildford is the place to go. With the

Friary Centre, and all the heritage of its famous High Street, this Cathedral town is well worth a visit and only a 15-

20 minute drive from Dunsfold Park.

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Pennyhill Park Hotel & Spa (5*) — Bagshott 35—40 minutes from Dunsfold Park

Telephone: 01276 471 774 Website: www.pennyhillpark.co.uk

The Crown (AA 5*) — Chiddingfold 15 minutes from Dunsfold Park

Telephone: 01428 682 255 Website: www.thecrownchiddingfold.com

The Swan Inn — Chiddingfold 15 minutes from Dunsfold Park

Telephone: 01428 684 688 Website: www.theswaninnchiddingfold.com

The Mulberry — Chiddingfold 20 minutes from Dunsfold Park

Telephone: 01428 644 460 Website: www.themulberryinn.co.uk

The Jolly Farmer — Bramley 10 minutes from Dunsfold Park

Telephone: 01483 893 335 Website: www.jollyfarmer.co.uk

The Inn in the Lake — Godalming 15 minutes from Dunsfold Park

Telephone: 01483 419 997 Website: www.theinnonthelake.co.uk

From the M25

Leave the M25 at Junction 10, signposted A3/London, onto the A3 signposted Portsmouth/Guildford/A3. After approximately 7 miles leave the A3 and take the exit signposted Guildford/Horsham A281 Bagshot/A320. At the junction turn left on to the Woking Road/A320 and follow signs to the A281 Horsham through Guildford town centre. Follow the A281 Horsham Road for approximately 7 miles until you reach a set of traffic lights with Dunsfold Park signposted right onto the B2130, Barrihurst Lane. Follow this road to a sharp right hand bend which is sign posted left down Stovolds Hill to Dunsfold Park.

From the A3

From Portsmouth/Southampton follow the A3 northbound signposted Petersfield/London. Take the A283/B3001 exit toward Milford/Godalming A3100. Continue on the A3100 until you reach traffic lights. Turn right, signposted B2130/Brighton Road, and follow the road for approximately 6 miles to a sharp left hand bend which is sign posted right down Stovolds Hill to Dunsfold Park.

From the M23

From the M23 take junction 11 onto the A264 (Horsham, Broadfield). Follow the A264 until the ‘Great Daux Roundabout’ where you take the 1st exit onto the A24 (Worthing). Follow the A24 and branch left at the ‘Farthings Hill Interchange’. Take the 3rd exit onto the A264 (Guildford Bognor Regis). At the ‘New Bridge Roundabout’ take the 2nd exit onto the A281 (Guildford). Follow the A281 to Alfold and after passing ‘The Alfold Barn’ on your right take a left onto the B2133 Loxwood Road (Alfold, Loxwood). Turn immediately right at the T-junction onto the B2133 Loxwood Road (Dunsfold), branch left onto Loxwood Road and continue straight until you reach a sharp left hand bend. At the bend turn right toward the Compass pub and continue straight ahead to reach The Compass Gate at Dunsfold Park. Please note this gate is open 7am – 7pm.

Using SAT NAV

If using a Satellite Navigation System to find Dunsfold Park, please type in our street address which is Stovolds Hill to access the Main Gate or GU6 8HY to access Compass Gate.

Dunsfold Park How to find us...

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Speed Limit

The speed limit on Estate roads is a maximum of 30mph. Areas adjacent to on-site

schools are 15mph. Please adhere to the speed limits and be cautious of all other road

users and respect learner drivers who operate on the airfield.

Road Rules and Regulations

Users must treat the perimeter road as a public road at all times and comply with The

Highway Code. This includes sticking to speed limits and wearing helmets were

necessary.

Users must observe the one-way systems which are in place at Dunsfold Park.

Users must obey site signage and instructions issued by Dunsfold Park Security.

Failure to comply with the above instructions will result in the vehicle being banned

from accessing the site.

Access (Please refer to the map on page 7)

- - - No Access. Areas denoted with a red dashed line identify areas which are out of

bounds to all tenants, employees, consultants, servants or agents unless prior written

agreement is obtained from Dunsfold Airport Limited. These areas can be hired for event

purposes if required and tenants receive a 10% discount on this hire fee subject to the

activity they are completing. For more information on Events please see Appendix 4.

- - - Restricted Access. Areas denoted with a blue dashed line are for use by tenants

who expressly require these roads in order to access their respective units.

- - - General Access. All tenants are permitted to use these access routes in

conjunction with the Road Rules and Regulations.

Parking

As part of your lease with Dunsfold Airport Limited you will be allocated parking in close

proximity to your unit where possible. If overflow car parking is required please use the

car parks as identified on the map on page 6. Any unauthorised parking will be charged

at £15 per day.

Road Conditions

Dunsfold Park make every effort to ensure the roads on site are well maintained, if you

notice a problem please contact The Estate Office. During the winter period tenants

should take extra care in poor weather conditions especially on untreated surfaces.

Runway Procedures

Dunsfold Park is an active airfield and for safety reasons tenants must comply with the

on-site signage and directions given by Dunsfold Park staff at all times. Failure to

comply is an arrestable offence under Article 73 of The Air Navigation Order 2005.

For information purposes; if the Main Runway lights are switched on, generally this

implies an aircraft is due to land. This will not affect tenants unless the aircraft

requires the use of the Overshoot (Runway extension). Should the aircraft require this

extension of the Runway, Dunsfold Park Security Team and Aviation Team will direct

traffic on the Perimeter Road accordingly.

Access restrictions are identified on the Map on page 7.

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Car Passes

Every member of staff will be required to display a tenant car pass in the bottom left

hand corner of their vehicle for security reasons when accessing / departing Dunsfold

Park. In order to obtain these passes please complete the form located in Appendix 1.

Cafe

The Cafe on the Park. Tel:01483 273471

Cafe on the Park is a social enterprise wholly owned by the Jigsaw Trust. The objective

of the Trust is to improve the lives of those affected by autism.

Photography

Dunsfold Park believe that everyone on site is entitled to carry on their business in

private. That includes those that make use of our facilities on a short term or daily

basis. It is for this reason that photography and filming is strictly prohibited unless

prior written agreement is obtained from Dunsfold Airport Limited.

Litter

Not only is litter unsightly, it also presents a danger to aircraft. Please ensure you

make every effort to keep your site clean and ensure you have the proper and

appropriate litter disposal arrangements in place. Dunsfold Park complete a litter sweep

once every two weeks in order to maintain the general on-site litter.

Facilities

Three public toilet facilities are located on the site. Please see map on page 7.

The facilities on the south side of the airfield and include showers which are available for tenant use.

Dogs

Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. Should you wish to walk your dog please

advise Security who will identify a secluded location on site which is suitable.

Squash Courts

The Dunsfold Park squash courts are available for use by tenants and should be pre-

booked at The Estate Office.

Each 40 minute game costs £3.00.

In order to use the squash courts please complete the booking form in Appendix 3.

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Emergency Procedures

In the event of discovering an emergency in your building please

1. Raise the alarm

2. Evacuate your staff from the building to the Assembly Point(s)

3. Call the emergency services (Fire and/or Ambulance)

4. Advise them if there are any dangerous materials stored in the building

5. Call the Gatehouse on 01483 201104 and advise them of the incident so that they can be ready to escort the emergency services to your building.

6. Carry out a roll call of your staff and report to our Security Staff who will act as Dunsfold Park’s point of contact with the emergency services.

At all times please obey any instructions given to you by the emergency services and/or

Dunsfold Park security staff.

News Stories

Do you need help with promoting your business in the press? Are you launching new

products or services that you would like other tenants to know about? Get in touch

with Nancy Edwards (nancy.edwards@rutland.co.uk) in The Estate Office with any

questions, information or press releases which you may have as we would be happy to

assist you in circulating this information to local press and in our e-newsletter which is

distributed to tenants on site, local residents and Waverley Borough Councillors.

Social Media

In order to get the latest Dunsfold Park updates and link to local businesses, including

other Dunsfold Park tenants please follow us @DunsfoldPark or find us on facebook.

Tenant Meetings

Twice a year Dunsfold Airport Limited hosts a tenant meeting at The Estate Office.

Tenants will be notified of these meetings via email and are encouraged to attend to

meet the team, gain the latest updates on information regarding the development of

Dunsfold Park, to raise issues, ask questions and network with other tenants.

Wings & Wheels

Each year, over the August bank holiday weekend, Dunsfold Airport Limited organises

and hosts a two day motoring and airshow. To find out more about the show please

visit www.wingsandwheels.net.

Tenants are offered discounted rates to the show.

Access to the site may be restricted around this event and new tenants should seek

advice from the Estate Office on how Wings & Wheels may affect the operation of their

business during this period.

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Fires:

It is prohibited to light any fires on the park whatsoever.

Joggers / Walkers / Cyclists:

If you intend to walk, jog or cycle for pleasure purposes in the park please ensure you

check with security who will advise you on any restrictions that maybe in force and

where the safest places are to carry these activities out.

Cones, temporary fencing and other restricted access measures:

If access to any area has been blocked for any reason by security staff, this restriction

must be adhered to. These measures are typically for safety reasons and anyone seen

moving cones or temporary fencing or any other means of restricting access will be

escorted from site.

Pallets

If pallets are used empty ones should not be leaned against buildings or left in any way

which is a fire hazard. Please dispose of empty pallets as soon as possible and under no

circumstances let them accumulate. The building insurance does not permit pallets within

10 metres of a building.

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Tenant Car Passes

Every member of your staff will be required to display a tenant car pass in the bottom right hand corner of any un-

marked vehicle for security reasons when accessing / departing Dunsfold Park. Please complete this car pass request

form in order to receive an allocation of passes.

Company Name Contact Name Registration Number

APPENDIX 1—TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO DUNSFOLD PARK LIMITED

N.B. Please return the completed form to Dunsfold Park Limited at The Estate Office.

Tenant Company Details

Please complete the questionnaire below and return the completed document to Dunsfold Park Limited at The Estate

Office.

APPENDIX 2—TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO DUNSFOLD PARK LIMITED

Name:

Company Name:

Number of

Employees:

Employee Names:

Accounts Contact Name & Number

Telephone Numbers

including Emergency Contact Numbers:

Fax Number:

E-mail

Website:

APPENDIX 3—TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO DUNSFOLD PARK LIMITED

Tenant Squash Court Waiver

Please read the following, complete the appropriate fields and return the completed document to Dunsfold

Park Limited at The Estate Office.

Subject as set out below, the courts are available for use by tenants of Dunsfold Park and their employees.

Use of the courts is subject to availability and should be pre-booked with Reception at the Estate Office.

The current charge for use of the squash courts is £3.00, which includes full use of the shower facilities.

Payment is to be made at time of booking. In return a token will be issued which, when inserted into the slot

machine, operates the electrical supply for the duration of a 40 minute game.

The user must indemnify Dunsfold Park Limited against all actions, proceedings, costs, claims and expenses

howsoever arising during their use of the courts.

Name: ____________________________________

Company: ____________________________________

Signed ____________________________________

Planning an event that needs to be different? A film that needs a Boeing 747? A distinctive and

memorable location? Or space to accommodate from five to 40,000 people? For a location that

meets your creative needs, look no further than Dunsfold Park.

Media

Only 40 miles from Central London and an operational airfield, Dunsfold Park offers unrivalled filming flexibility - from a small shoot that requires a location for a day, to larger, more sophisticated commissions requiring multiple locations for a week or longer - we’ve the space to meet your creative needs. As an operational airfield we can also offer companies the additional benefit of permanent flying opportunities and access to the only 747 in Europe available exclusively for filming.

Events

If you're looking for the right stage for your event, a distinctive and memorable location, space for five or 40,000 people or simply something a little bit different, then Dunsfold Park has it. Having played host to some impressive events over the years, not least our own Airshow, Wings & Wheels, which attracts over 32,000 visitors, we can accommodate any type of event from concerts and festivals, motoring and aviation, product launches to corporate or private parties, conferences and activity days.

Track

If you'd rather keep your feet on the ground, take advantage of our private test track. Made famous by BBC's Top Gear, Dunsfold Park can cater for all your motoring needs. From car testing and filming to driver training and customer workshops, the track can be hired for varying periods at costs that won't puncture your plans.

For competitive quotes and accessible locations contact 01483 542 226 or email: events@rutland.co.uk.

APPENDIX 4—DUNSFOLD PARK EVENTS (TENANTS RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT

ON DUNSFOLD PARK HIRE FEES SUBJECT TO PROPOSED ACTIVITY).

Rate Card

*Please note all prices are based on standard (quiet) use of the site and are exclusive of VAT @ 20%

General Booking Information Half Day Booking – Location’s are booked per day (9.00am to 5.00pm). If you require a half day booking please contact the Events Team to discuss. Booking Deposit - To secure a booking a 25% deposit is payable. The remainder of the balance is due 14 days before the Event period. Failure to pay the balance on time will result in loss of deposit and booked dates being remarketed. Cancellation of Booking - If the Event is cancelled within two weeks of the commencement of an Event then the Hirer will be due to pay the Booking Fee in full. If the Event is cancelled more than two weeks but less than three months before the Event the Booking Deposit will be forfeited. The location hired is to be left in the condition in which it was found or the clean up deposit will be retained to cover costs. 747 - Please contact aces-high@btconnect.com directly for 747 booking enquires. All bookings are subject to terms and conditions which are laid out in the booking contract. For further information or to book a site visit please contact a member of the Dunsfold Park Events Team on 01483 542 226.

APPENDIX 4—CONTINUED

Location Daily Cost*

Full Site (incl. Track, Main Runway, Central Arena, Back Perimeter Track, Western Runway, Overshoot) POA — £12,000 minimum

Track £3,500

Main Runway £3,500

Track & Main Runway £5,000

Central Arena £3,500

Back Perimeter Track £500

Western Runway £1,000

Pilot Briefing Office £150

Eastern Runway £1,250

Skid Pan £500

Overshoot £500

Hangar (PLEASE CALL TO DISCUSS AVAILABILITY) £2,500

Rutland Suite (Hospitality Unit unfurnished) £1,000

Woodland 1,000

Fire Training Ground £250

Old Cricket Pitch £500

Dense Woodland Copse £500

Honey Mead Paddock £1,000

Security £170 per person

Event Manager (mandatory) £250 per person

Compass Gate (out of hours opening 6am – 6pm on weekends) £200 per 12 hr shift

(£15 per hr thereafter)

Clean up (mandatory refundable deposit taken) £500

Track Information The speed is limited to 30mph on the Estate roads, 70mph on the Back Perimeter Track and Overshoot and 100mph on the Track (unless agreed otherwise). Operating hours of the track are strictly limited to between 9.00am and 5.00pm. Bookings are restricted at weekends to either Saturday or Sunday but not both. No more than one car is allowed onto the circuit at any one time, unless prior consent has been given by Dunsfold Park Ltd (DPL) for running controlled led laps. DPL requires the Hirer to hire and use a water bowser to wet down any area that is being used for skidding purpose. DPL is sensitive about the amount of noise that is created from both tyre and exhausts/engines, Vehicle noise levels shouldn't exceed 89 decibels at the site boundary or 105 decibels at the exhaust (1m from exhaust on 3/4 revs). The Hirer is to ensure no unnecessary noise is created. The DPL Representative will retain the right to ask drivers to modify their driving to ensure that they comply with our rules. If the request is not adhered to then DPL reserves the right to ask the driver (s) to leave site. Only road legal cars are allowed onto the Location. DPL will not allow cars that have been prepared solely for track use or have to be brought here on a trailer or on the back of a lorry. No overtaking, no racing, no timed laps or any competitive element is permitted on the track or other estate roads. Anyone who spins a car either on or off the track is clearly driving without regard to the above request and will not be allowed back on the track and will be asked to leave site.

There is a complete ban on the following activities:

Tyre burnouts

Drifting

Whilst it may not be possible to eliminate accidental tyre squeal completely, every effort must be made to drive in a sensible manner to ensure that tyre noise is minimised. Consideration should be given to the use of watering surfaces in particularly sensi-tive locations. Length of Areas (approximate)

For further information please contact the Events Team on 01483 542 226 or email: events@rutland.co.uk

Area Length Area Length Area Length

Main Runway 1,880m Track (oval) 2.25km Track (Fig. 8) 2.8km

Disused Runway 1km Overshoot 300m Central Arena 33.69ha

Full Perimeter Track 5km Back Perimeter Track 1km Skid Pan 70m x 40m

APPENDIX 4—CONTINUED

The Rutland Suite

Situated at the end of the runway, The Rutland Suite is a self contained hospitality unit with a main reception and open plan kitchen, office and bathroom. The reception can accommodate up to 15 people and has a large panoramic window facing out on to the aerodrome with excellent views of the track and main runway and into the Surrey Hills. The room has two entrances/exits. The office is to the rear of the building and has a small window and external door. The Suite is plain white with a high gloss black floor throughout. Bathroom facilities include a single toilet, sink and shower. The kitchen opens out on to the reception area with a breakfast bar separating the two rooms. It is equipped with fridge, freezer, oven and small dishwasher along with numerous power points and lighting. The Rutland Suite is hired out with no furnishings but these can be supplied at an additional cost. The Suite also has a grassed area, 3 flag poles and 7 private parking bays with plenty of space to erect a marquee.

Area Dimensions

(approximate)

Main Reception 7m x 3.5m

Office 3.5m x 3.3m

Kitchen 3.5m x 2.5m

Bathroom 1.5m 2.2m

Floor Plan

Reception

Office Kitchen

Bathroom

The Rutland Suite

Kitchen

Reception view on to track and runway

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