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Sprowston Retail Park is the premier bulky goods scheme in Norwich extending to 177,290 sq ft across 14 retail units let to Dunelm, Carpetright, Pets at Home, DFS, Natuzzi, Sofology, Wren Kitchens, Dreams, Furniture Village, ScS, Oak Furnitureland, KFC and Costa.
Morgan Williams
Park Place Retail
We have available shops in 3 more locations near Norwich.
Up to 30,000 sq ft Available To Let. Existing tenants include: M&S Simply Food, Currys, Carpetright, Costa Coffee, jollyes, Tapi Carpets, and COOK. The Planning consent allows for a mix of unrestricted open A1 and bulky goods retailers, in addition to A3 operators...
Shops to rent within 30 miles
Shops to rent within 40 miles
2 available shops for rent
2 available retail park units
Top listed agent Curson Sowerby Partners Limited
Tue Sep 15 2026
RO Group has expanded its roadside portfolio with the freehold purchase of a Starbucks drive-through on the Attleborough Bypass in Norfolk. The restaurant, alongside 2.85 acres of adjoining development land, were acquired for a combined purchase price of £1,557,500. The 3,298 sq ft restaurant is let to Starbucks on a 20-year full repairing and insuring lease to October 2037, with 11.25 years unexpired and no breaks.
Thu Apr 30 2026
Nuveen has sold a retail block in Norwich which had been valued at £2,900,000 to a French SCPI (investment vehicle) for an undisclosed fee. The property at 23-33 Castle Street & 7-7a Castle Street comprises four retail units across 15,013 sq ft and is let to tenants including Dr. Martens, Pure Brides, and Castle Fine Art. The asset generates a total current income of approximately £295,000 per annum, with a weighted average unexpired lease term of 7.
Fri Jan 16 2026
Castle Quarter in Norwich has been sold to private clients of asset manager Maritime Capital. The 370,000 sq ft scheme opened in 1993 as Castle Mall, Norwich's first indoor shopping mall. It was rebranded in 2019 to Castle Quarter and has since transitioned from a traditional shopping centre to a hub for social, leisure, and lifestyle uses alongside retail. The scheme currently has a 50/50 split between retail and leisure tenants.
