Your search results for Shops for rent in Retail Schemes belonging to British Land

Located to the east side of Edinburgh, Fort Kinnaird is the dominant out of town retail park for the city and stands out as one of the most successful retail and leisure experiences in the UK. Built over 560,000 sq ft, Fort Kinnaird features a whole host of outperforming high-street fashion, beauty, health, food and beverage and leisure brands alongside thriving local independents. Its popularity has grown over 2023 with a record 13.8 million footfall. Visitors spend an exceptional 96-minute dwell time at Fort Kinnaird and visit 28 times a year with a £150 retail spend and £20 catering spend at its 70+ retail stores, 20 bars and restaurants and Odeon cinema (with more headline openings to be announced). • Welcoming a host of exciting new occupiers in 2024 including Home Bargains, Mango and Adidas with renewals and upsizing of existing occupiers including River Island, Superdrug and Mountain Warehouse. • Household name fashion and beauty stores include Marks & Spencer, Primark, TK Maxx, Argos, Homesense, Next, Sports Direct, Flannels, Schuh, Holland & Barrett, Boots, the upsizing Superdrug and The Perfume Shop. • Popular destination brands include Waterstones, Mamas & Papas, Hotel Chocolat Typo, Goldsmiths, Smyths Toys and TUI. • Fort Kinnaird boasts an incredible 78% retail conversion spend reflecting the mission lead shopper profile and mindset.

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Ealing Broadway encompasses c450,000 sq ft across 85 retail and leisure units. The retail line-up includes M&S, Primark, H&M, Decathlon, JD Sports, Pandora, Tesco and River Island. Our recently expanded leisure offer includes Nuffield Health Gym, Ealing Library and several restaurants, bars and cafes including Blank Street Coffee, Comptoir Libanais, Wagamama, Turtle Bay and Wasabi. Town square also provides a unique space to dwell and enjoy some of our regular events including food markets, live sport and music as well as our renowned Christmas market with Santa’s Grotto.

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Teesside Park is the premier retail, leisure and entertainment destination built over 750,000 sq ft featuring high-street fashion, beauty, wellbeing, food and beverage and leisure alongside a beautiful public realm of green spaces, wildflower meadow, outdoor seating and children's play areas. Visitors spend on average 73 minutes dwell time and visit 22 times a year. We have an 85% retail conversion that’s grown for the fourth year running. The 9 million footfall saw visitors mixing big days out (19%) with regular top ups (19%) at its 44 retail stores, an average of £20 catering spend at 19 cafes and restaurants alongside the popular Hollywood Bowl and Showcase Cinema de Lux.

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Surrey Quays Shopping Centre in Canada Water provides a convenient shopping provision for the local community as well as wider London residents in an area of significant regeneration. A new food hall concept, event space and padel courts complement the award winning placemaking recently completed. It encompasses 283,700 sq ft of retail and leisure space, including River Island, New Look, Samsung, Tesco Extra, Boots and Starbucks. Surrey Quays is located on the Rotherhithe Peninsula in South East London, a quarter of a mile from the southern exit of the Rotherhithe tunnel & 2 miles from Tower Bridge. It is less than a 5 min walk from Underground & Overground stations at Canada Water (Jubilee line) and Surrey Quays Overground station adjacent to Decathlon.

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The mixed-use destination of St Stephen’s provides one of Hull’s most popular attractions with 9.1 million visitors each year. Featuring leading stores including Flannels, Superdry, H&M, Next, TK Maxx and more. Its world-leading leisure includes the seven-screen Reel Cinema, Fun Station, Lost City Golf, Rock Up climbing (which includes a soft play area and a baby section for under-twos), Gravity Trampoline Parks, a Holiday Inn Express and the Hull Truck Theatre, it’s easily accessible via rail and bus thanks to its central location. In 2023, the shopping centre hosted Christmas enlivenment including a pop-up market, a free concert and festive lights. St Stephens offers 800 car parking spaces (including parent-and-child parking, greener electric charging points and 20 disabled bays and an extra-wide dementia friendly space. The shopping centre is part of the Safe Spaces scheme for people who need support and also offer free wheelchair loans. All of St Stephen’s electricity in common areas comes from photovoltaic panels and energy use has been reduced by 40% since 2010, saving occupiers £383,100 and cutting carbon by 2,500 tonnes. One million litres of rainwater are harvested each year and 15 tonnes of food waste recycled through the food-to-water treatment plant on site. Over 200 unemployed young people have benefited from retail training at St Stephen’s since 2007, through an award-winning ‘Get Into Retailing’ programme. The centre works closely with local charities and the community including Hull Children’s University, Hull FC Community Foundation and Stepney Primary School. 690 children have taken part in fun, educational literacy events at St Stephen’s since 2013, through the partnership with the National Literacy Trust.

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Glasgow Fort is one of Scotland’s leading retail, leisure and entertainment destinations. Vibrant and welcoming with its own unique character, it features 523,000 sq ft of outperforming fashion, beauty, health, food and beverage and entertainment alongside Glasgow’s most exciting independent brands. During the last 12 months, Glasgow Fort has outperformed local, Scottish and national benchmarks attracting visitors from across the country. Footfall and retail sales now exceed pre-Covid sales with a record 16.3m people visiting during 2023 (who on average spend £113 within the 80 diverse retail stores). Average spend across the 30 food, beverage, and leisure units continues to grow and is £15 per visitor. In 2023, over £15m was invested in Glasgow Fort and similar levels of investment are planned for the next three years. Linked with placemaking initiatives, robust and cost-effective property management and British Land’s expertise in asset management, Glasgow Fort represents one of Scotland’s most exciting opportunities for brands seeking physical space in the near and mid-term future.

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Drake Circus Shopping Centre and The Barcode combine into one of the largest and most successful retail and leisure destinations in the UK. Extending over 560,000 sq ft, it features outperforming high-street fashion, beauty, wellbeing, food and beverage, leisure and entertainment. It’s record footfall grew in 2023 and continues to expand with an average £64 retail spend and £17 catering spend at its 80+ retail stores, 17 bars, cafes and restaurants. We’ve welcomed leading brands including Oliver Bonas, Mango, Rituals (who are currently trading beyond expectations), Seasalt and Levi’s in the past 12 months. Big-name retailers include Apple, H&M, Marks & Spencer, Waterstones and NEXT. 68% retail conversion spend. Attracting visitors day and night, Drake Circus and The Barcode’s buzzing F&B offer includes Brewdog, Franco Manca, Kaspa’s Desserts, Slim Chickens, YO! Sushi and Zizzi. Both Nando’s and The Cosy Club are trading exceptionally well and the overall average catering conversion spend is 27%. Cineworld remains a huge draw for local families with concessions, big-screen theatre and dance events and accessible and autism-friendly screenings. The newly opened Spinners offers cocktails, shared plates, virtual clay shooting, bowling lanes and darts. Other popular leisure offers include Paradise Island Adventure Golf and Boom Battle Bar. We present year-round free events such as the Christmas lights switch-on, children’s festive meet-and-greet characters, Student shopping night, colourful murals from Mrs Mural and the Underwater Installation in summer. We support local organisations via the Drake Circus Community & Charity Scheme with charity pop-ups from the Gables Dogs & Cats Home Partnerships and Dementia Action Week.

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Ravenhead Retail Park is located next to St Helens Town Centre. The scheme offers over 289,700 sq ft of prime open A1 and part bulky goods retail space. Since its initial construction in 2000, the retail park has been extended and now offers a diverse tenant line-up including electrical, furniture, fashion and DIY stores, as well as a food and beverage offering. The scheme houses retailers such as B&Q, Currys, M&S, Next and Pets at Home. Food and beverage operators include Burger King, Costa and Subway. New Lettings (opening Q4 2022) to Nike, Wren, Poundland and Starbucks. There is ample parking throughout the park with dual access provided from either end.

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Over 300,000 sq ft of Open A1 Non-Food prime retail space. A prestigious shopping park in Telford anchored by Sainsbury’s, Currys, Boots and Next. Telford Forge Shopping Park is the dominant out of town shopping destination in the area. It is located in a very prominent position just to the west of Telford town centre and adjacent to Junction 5 of the M54 motorway. Anchored by a 63,000 sq ft Sainsbury’s supermarket, the scheme has a strong retail line-up.

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Elliott’s Field is a unique retail destination extending to 450,000 sq ft of prime open A1 retail accommodation anchored by a 50,000 sq ft M&S general merchandise store. Other retailers include Next, H&M, Dunelm, Clarks, Fat Face, River Island, TK Maxx, New Look and HomeSense. The catering offer includes Nando’s, Caffè Nero and Costa (within the Next store), whilst M&S has an in-store cafe.

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New Mersey, Speke is one of the largest retail parks in the UK with 436,000 sq ft of leading retail, leisure and F&B. Brands include Marks & Spencer, Next, Boots, Smyths Toys and H&M. Strong leisure and F&B offering with an 11-screen Cineworld, Hollywood Bowl, Ninja Warrior Adventure Park, Wagamama, Five Guys, Popeyes, Pizza Express, and Nando’s. Attracting an annual footfall of 8.7 million with an average spend of £129 and a retail conversion rate of 81%. The retail park is open until 8pm Monday – Saturday and located seven miles southeast of Liverpool city centre on the A561 Speke Road. Offering 1850 free car parking spaces (including parent-and-child parking and 55 disabled bays). The main visitor customer profile is an affluent achiever, 14% of visitors fall within the executive wealth group and 13% as mature money. 25% of consumer share is from 35–44-year-olds, and the average retail trip value is £129.

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A unique retail and leisure destination at the heart of oxfordshire’s science vale - a global hotspot for enterprise and innovation. The Orchard Centre is the main retail offer in the town and now provides a total of 275,000 sq ft of A1 retail with the new extension of 150,000 sq ft having opened in Spring 2018. The scheme is anchored by Sainsbury’s, Next and M&S Food Hall with other key retailers including, New Look, Boots, River Island, Sports Direct and H&M. The Orchard Centre has a loyal customer base and wide offering, anchored by Sainsbury’s, Next and M&S Foodhall.

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Whiteley is a Local Centre with a difference, created as a natural environment, it is centred around a new town square with high quality public realm, double height glazed retail units, landscaped spaces and public art. It serves Whiteley as a town centre, while having very easy access for the wider catchment. The Centre also boasts a recently opened Leisure extension which includes 9 screen Cineworld and 7 restaurants.

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Cleveland Retail Park offers over 300,000 sq ft of largely open A1 Retail space and 800 parking spaces. B&Q is the main anchor tenant, occupying a 102,578 sq ft unit. The park provides A1 planning consent with tenants including Boots, Pets at Home and Next. Additional retailers include M&S Food, Costa Coffee, Currys and Halfords.

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Old Market, Hereford is our open-air retail and leisure Local Centre in the heart of Hereford. It was the only significant retail scheme to open in the UK in 2014 and the first major retail development in Hereford for 25 years. The Leisure offer includes a 6 screen Odeon cinema and several restaurants and cafés including Zizzi, Wagamama, Nando’s and Miller & Carter.

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Existing tenants: Home Bargains, DFS, Pets at Home, Halfords, Dreams, Jollyes, Matalan, Tapi Carpets, ScS, M&S Simply Food, TK Maxx, Wenzel's, Sharps & Costa An ASDA supermarket is opposite with a 95,000 sq ft Sainsbury's immediately adjacent.

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The A1 Retail Park is a prime retail trading location underpinned by excellent feedback on turnover. Tenants include M&S, Next, Matalan, TK Maxx, H&M, Boots and River Island. With new lettings to Superdrug and JD Sports.

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Orbital is our 212,000 sq ft Local Centre adjoining a large Asda/Wal-Mart. M&S, Next, Boots and New Look are amongst the 16 stores. After a recent refurbishment to public realm across the scheme footfall is growing and there is planned future development.

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SouthGate Bath is the premier retail, leisure and entertainment destination in Bath. Covering over 420,000 sq ft. It offers designer and high-street fashion and beauty, wellbeing, fitness, food, beverage and leisure. Home to an Everyman Cinema and a rooftop bar alongside year-round enlivenment, drawing in an annual footfall of 20.8m in 2024. Leading brands at SouthGate include; Apple, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger, Zara, Oliver Bonas and Lululemon. It also features a thriving F&B offering with restaurants and bars, such as Brewdog, Cosy Club, Franco Manca and Comptoir Libanais. Recent openings have included Rituals, Smiggle and sunglasses hut. Located in the vibrant city centre opposite Bath Spa train station, the shopping centre attracts Bath’s thriving tourist sector (36% of visitors) due to its mix of leading brands and restaurants, and excellent transport links. Shoppers visit on average 22 times a year with an average dwell time of 115 mins and retail trip value of £67. The customer profile is varied with affluent achievers making up 29% of visitors. 26% of consumer spend is from 18–34-year-olds, including students from Bath’s prestigious university. SouthGate is easily accessible with 876 parking spaces (including parent-and-child parking, greener electric charging points and 38 disabled bays) and travel routes via national rail and bus for visitors from across Bath and surrounding areas such as Chippenham and Frome. The centre offers popular enlivenment including Christmas events, a student week, a summer floral installation supporting local charity St John’s Foundation, Lululemon’s inclusive running club and more. Working with local communities and charities through their Young Readers Programme, improving the life chances of over 2,500 children since 2014 and donating over 8,000 books to children in disadvantaged communities. With a zero-waste policy nothing ever goes to landfill. The centre consciously recycles everything they can and incinerates the rest, working with retailers to help them do the same.

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Forster Square features 227,000 sq ft of retail and F&B space. Ideally situated in an accessible location on the edge of the city centre boundary. The city has one of the youngest and fastest growing populations outside London and Bradford has been named as City of Culture in 2025. Occupiers include Next, TK Maxx, JD Sports, Currys, Costa and Subway. Forster Square is a well-established retailing destination in Bradford – set to be City of Culture in 2025 – with stores and F&B including Next, Boots, DFS, SportsDirect.com, TK Maxx, Argos, Asda, Currys, Costa Coffee and Subway. Bradford has the fastest growing, and youngest population outside of London, with a student population of 35,000. Located next to the railway station Bradford Forster Square (home to a new £24m platform adding five new LNER trains to London per day) with a new direct tram connection to Leeds, Forster Square attracts three million car visits per year from a catchment population of over one million. Forster Square offers 1,186 free car parking spaces (including parent-and-child parking and 66 disabled bays) for up to three hours.

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