Shops to let in Retail & Shopping Parks in Stirlingshire

The Forge Retail Park is Scotland’s 4th largest retail park ranked 16th largest in the UK. The Forge Retail Park lies adjacent to The Forge Shopping Centre (circa 450,000 sq ft), Celtic Football Club, the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome and the Emirates Arena. Surrounding area significantly redeveloped following 2014 Commonwealth Games. Several new Private & Public Sector Residential developments in the nearby vicinity. There is anaverage of 235,000 vehicles per month. Current footfall estimated at 6 million people per annum. Catchment population within a 20 minute drive time is 1,059,872 people, this is estimated to grow by 1.89% by 2020 (CACI). Approx. 1,640 car parking spaces. Car Park has recently under gone extensive works to improve.

Located beside an Asda supermarket, Halbeath Retail Park has recently undergone a major refurbishment and now consists of 9 retail units totalling 125,903 sq ft – Homebase, B&M, Harveys, Carpetright, Currys/PC World, Argos and Pets at Home.

107,373 sq ft arranged in a linear terrace of 6 units, with 2 standalone units for Costa and McDonald’s (drive-thru). Segregated servicing facilities are available to the rear of the terrace, also accessed via Monument Drive.

Airdrie Retail Park is a modern retail warehouse scheme, located in the popular town of Airdrie, which is approximately 16 miles north east of Glasgow. Adjacent to town centre and a 50,000 sq ft Morrisons Foodstore. Tenants include Tesco, B&M, Argos and Halfords.

Springkerse Retail Park has been the dominant phase since opening. The Park is anchored by B&Q. Existing Occupiers: B&Q, Harry Corry, Halfords, Carpetright, Tapi, Pets at Home, Harveys, Wren Kitchens, Oak Furnitureland and DFS.

Springkerse Retail Park and SpringkerseI have evolved over the last 10 years and between them comprise the premier out of town retail destination within Stirling.

Affinity Sterling Mills is a totally unique shopping destination at the foot of the stunning Ochil Hills, anchored by Nike, Gap and Adidas.

The existing food superstores and main retail centres are located to the north and east of Stirling and recent proposals at Burghmuir, Crookbridge and Stirling Enterprise Park all reinforced this geographical bias. The area to the south of Stirling city centre (which contains a significant population) is poorly served by retail development in general.

Existing occupiers include B&Q, Matalan, Farmfoods, Rosebys/Bensons for Beds, Dreams and Home Bargains. The retail park is being upgraded on a phased basis with improved frontages in the style of the new Matalan and Home Bargains stores. B&Q and Farm Foods have recently agreed to extend their lease, both making a further 10 year commitment to the store. Pagazzi have also recently taken a new lease in the park.

Anchored by a large Wickes Extra.