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134,678 sq ft retail park next to 90,000 sq ft Blackpole Retail Park. Occupiers include Homebase, Argos, Dunelm, Next Home, HomeSense, and KFC. Occupiers on the adjoining Blackpole Retail Park include Lidl, Pets at Home, Carpetright, Comet, Currys, Paul Simon, Harveys...
Stockford Anderson
Savills Out of Town
We have available shops in 24 more locations near Worcester.
Planning permission is secured for a full refurbishment of the retail park. Work is due to commence in Summer 2017.
Stockford Anderson
Savills Out of Town
The scheme is anchored by a 76,000 sq ft ASDA. Other tenants include B&M Stores, Fit 4 Free, Sports Direct, Poundland, Costa Coffee and Ladbrokes.\r\n\r\nOnsite Car Parking for over 500 vehicles.
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Occupiers include Wickes, Just for Pets, Home Bargains, Majestic Wines and Subway.
Crowngate Shopping Centre is at the heart of Worcester city centre and boasts an annual footfall of 8.4 million. Against the historical backdrop of Worcester city centre, Crowngate Shopping Centre offers the perfect shopping environment. It brings together a vibrant mix...
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3 available shops for rent
2 available shopping centre units
1 available retail park unit
Average annual rent £36,666
Top listed agent BWD
Thu Nov 28 2024
A Grade-II art deco cinema building in Worcester has been placed on the market with a price tag of £1.5m. Spanning 7,218 sq ft, the former Northwick Cinema on Ombersley Road was designed by Charles E Wilford and constructed in 1938. The cinema's original interior followed art deco interior designer John Alexander's plans and the building remains the only surviving and complete example of his work.
Thu Jul 20 2023
Councillors in Worcester are to be asked to reconsider proposals to create a new arts venue at the Scala Theatre as costs spiral. Worcester City Council's Policy and Resources Committee will be asked next week to scale back the proposals, reducing the seating capacity of the venue from 500 to 300. This comes amid rising construction costs for the project, exacerbated by high inflation, leaving the council with a £3.
