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Cwmbran Shopping Centre is a popular shopping destination as it is mostly under cover and has three thousand free car parking spaces – all within walking distance of the shops. You'll find 170 of the biggest shops and stores here in Wales' biggest shopping centre.
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Cwmbran Retail Park is an open A1 scheme consisting of 11 units opposite Sainsbury's, Lidl, Aldi and Homebase. Tenants include B&Q, TK Maxx, Carpetright, Halfords, Harveys, Next, Brantano, Currys/PC World, Dreams, Pets at Home.
Leisure@Cwmbran provides the only leisure complex in Cwmbran
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2 available shops for rent
2 available shopping centre units
Average annual rent £33,333
Top listed agent E J Hales
Wed May 14 2025
A retail park in Cardiff has been placed on the market with an asking price of £18,500,000, reflecting a net initial yield of 7.25%. Located 2.1 miles north east of Cardiff city centre and fronting onto Newport Road, The Avenue Retail Park is the dominant retail scheme in the area and spans approximately 119,000 sq ft. The convenience-led asset is let to retailers including B&M, Matalan, Smyths Toys, Home Bargains, Magnet, and Greggs, and generates an average annual rent of £12.
Thu Feb 15 2024
The Cwmbran Centre welcomed 1.6 million more visitors in 2023 than in 2022, an increase of 6% – and a bucking of national trends. Christmas footfall at the scheme – which is owned by LCP, part of M Core – also increased by 700,000 to 2.38 million. Spanning over 740,000 sq ft, The Cwmbran Centre is home to 180 retail units and is anchored by the likes of Dunelm and Primark. It also welcomed a number of new tenants last year, including The Range, Coffee#1, Loungers, One Beyond, and a number of independent traders.
Wed Jan 03 2024
A Newport shopping centre which had fallen into receivership has been acquired by a Bristol-based property developer. Boyce Group has acquired Kingsway Shopping Centre for £615,000 with plans to transform the scheme into a multi-use hub. The acquisition fell short of the asking price of £1m, following the 36-unit shopping centre's collapse into receivership in May 2023. Boyce Group - which was founded by Niall Leighton-Boyce in 2012 - is proposing to convert the office block at the centre, called Sovereign House, into residential accommodation whilst redeveloping the existing Emlyn House office space into a public square.
