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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...
Paradigm Property Consultants LLP
EYCO
We have available shops in 7 more locations near Edinburgh.
Our flagship retail park just outside the city of Edinburgh. Full of inspiring homeware, fashion, food and lifestyle brands, with a catchment of approximately 1.1 million people. Occupiers include Carpetright, Halfords, Matalan, Next, Argos, Boot, M&S Simply Food.
Occupiers include M&S, Nike, Homebase with Garden Centre, TK Maxx, Home Store & More, Pets at Home, Superdrug, Boots, Card Factory, Starbucks, KFC, Currys, Trespass, Lidl and Costa.
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Shops to rent within 30 miles
Shops to rent within 50 miles
2 available shops for rent
2 available retail park units
Average annual rent £126,000
Top listed agent EYCO
Thu Oct 24 2024
DTZ Investors has acquired a Waitrose store and a Kwik-Fit branch at Morningside, Edinburgh, in a deal that exceeded the asking price of £18.5m. The two properties are located on the same retail parade, with the Waitrose store comprising 33,347 sq ft of retail space whilst Kwik-Fit occupies the adjacent 12,795 sq ft garage. Knight Frank – which acted for DTZ – said the two properties are amongst the brands' strongest trading locations.
Thu Oct 10 2024
Evolve Estates, part of commercial property and investment collective M Core, has signed two new tenants at the Penicuik Centre in Scotland. Sushi restaurant Yokohama Sushi has signed a 10-year lease for an 824 sq ft unit, joining other food and beverage tenants at the scheme including Greggs and Domino's. Meanwhile, Maj Gifts Ornaments will also join the scheme after signing a one-year lease for a 1,940 sq ft unit.
Wed Jun 19 2024
The City of Edinburgh Council has unveiled plans to transform the city's largest brownfield site into a mixed-use development. The proposals – created in partnership with Cruden Homes – outline the first phase of a £1.3bn sustainable coastal town at Granton Waterfront. Included are over 800 homes, as well as commercial units, transport infrastructure, new public spaces, capacity for a new school, and a low carbon heat network.
