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The Valegate Retail Park is prominently located on the edge of Cardiff City Centre, providing an important convenience retail offer for the area. Totalling 93,262 sq ft, the retail park comprises of seven units and is anchored by TK Maxx.
McMullen Real Estate
XPROP
We have available shops in 11 more locations near Glamorgan.
The retail park comprises (7,825.43 m2) 84,233 sq ft let to the strong line up of national multiple retailers including Homebase, Currys, Halfords and SCS.
An 81,000 sq ft Open A1 retail park with tenants including B&Q, Argos Extra, Sports Direct, Currys and Halfords.
115,000 sq ft Retail Park with 548 car parking spaces. Tenants include DFS, Asda Living, Matalan, Poundland and Aldi.
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5 available shops for rent
5 available retail park units
Top listed agent Curson Sowerby Partners LLP
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 Apr 17 2025
Chopstix is opening two new restaurants this month at McArthurGlen Designer Outlets in Bridgend, Wales, and South Normanton, Derbyshire. The openings follow multimillion pound refurbishments at the food courts of both shopping centre destinations. Chopstix's Bridgend restaurant is now the largest within its estate, at just under 4,000 sq ft, and is the first to feature the brand's new visual identity.
Wed Feb 19 2025
Landsec's plans to transform the former Debenhams store at St David's in Cardiff into a new city square have been approved by councillors. The proposals, along with a £17m investment from Landsec, will look to create a vibrant, cultural place for residents and visitors, which is expected to open in by 2026. Demolition of the former department store is already underway. The plans include new play areas for families and an open space with a stage for performances.
