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Cyfarthfa Shopping Park opened in 2005 and was extended in 2016 to accommodate an M&S general merchandise store covering 50,000 sq ft over two floors and an upsized Next covering 51,000 sq ft over three floors alongside a range of new retailers. As part of the extension B&Q was relocated into a new 46,000 sq ft 'Eco Learning' store situated to the north of the main retail park.
Morgan Williams
Stockford Anderson
We have available shops in 14 more locations near Mid Glamorgan.
Current retailers include: B&Q, The Range, Sportsdirect, Carpetright, Pets at Home, Dreams, Sports Direct, Starbucks and Tapi Carpets.
115,000 sq ft Retail Park with 548 car parking spaces. Tenants include DFS, Asda Living, Matalan, Poundland and Aldi.
An 81,000 sq ft Open A1 retail park with tenants including B&Q, Argos Extra, Sports Direct, Currys and Halfords.
Shops to rent within 20 miles
Shops to rent within 30 miles
Shops to rent within 40 miles
Shops to rent within 50 miles
5 available shops for rent
5 available retail park units
Top listed agent Morgan Williams
5 February 2024
Sainsbury's has opened the doors to a new flagship supermarket in Talbot Green, Wales. The 53,000 sq ft store is centred around a food hall, which offers both branded and own-branded products, supplemented by digital signage and displays. The new supermarket also features the retailer's Habitat and TU Clothing ranges, as well as an Argos concession allowing customers to purchase toys, home products, and electrical devices while picking up their groceries.
1 November 2023
Loungers is gearing up to open Consurio Lounge at Castle Court Shopping Centre in Caerphilly, South Wales, this December. The name - consurio meaning 'conjuring' in Welsh - is a nod to comedian and magician Tommy Cooper's home town. James Taylor, asset manager at ESTAMA UK, said: “We are absolutely delighted to be welcoming Loungers to Castle Court Shopping Centre. Loungers are a superb occupier who will enhance the offer that the shopping centre provides to the town and community.
2 May 2023
Work has begun on a new market in Caerphilly made up of shipping containers, with the project expected to be completed in October or November. 58% of the project's funding will be provided by the Welsh Government, which is providing a grant of £2.09m and a loan of £600,000. The remainder of the cost comes from the local council and the UK Government's Shared Prosperity Fund. The project, called Ffos Caerffili, is the first in Caerphilly Borough Council's 2035 regeneration masterplan, and will create 28 units for retail, leisure, and food and beverage operators.
