Retail Schemes located in West Sussex - South East

County Mall, Crawley benefits from excellent transport links located 5 miles from Gatwick Airport, whilst the adjacent train station provides a direct link into Central London within 40 mins. The scheme dominates the retail offer comprising 480,000 sq.ft from 70 units. The annual footfall is circa 8m pa and rising, it also benefits from 1,700 car parking spaces. The scheme is anchored by Primark, Boots and Next, whilst other national retailers include Superdry, River Island, JDSports, Costa, Pandora.

The scheme is anchored by Waitrose c. 28,000 sq ft. and a Wilkinsons c. 22,000 sq ft. The scheme benefits from a 16,000 sq ft office space and 5 residential flats.

Located in the heart of Worthing, The Montague Centre is the main shopping centre for the town, linking Montague Street to South Street. With a shopper population of 276,000, Worthing is located 35 miles South of Gatwick Airport and has excellent transport links including a 1 hour 20 minute rail service to London Bridge.

Existing occupiers include HomeSense, Carpetright, Currys, John Lewis at Home, M&S Simply Food, Pets at Home, Hobbycraft and Dunelm.

Anchored by Marks & Spencer. Other tenants include Next, The Entertainer, Accessorize, Claire’s, Superdrug, Fat Face, Mountain Warehouse and Tesco

1 Bankside is a brick built single storey construction with a flat roof and traditional office frontage to the A287. The retail space extends the length of the building to the rear wall and can be completely open although currently it is split using partition walls. 1-2 Beacon Hill is a brick built single storey construction with a flat roof and single glazed wooden shop fronts. The retail space is split between two units, a larger unit extending the length of the building on the right-hand side and a smaller unit half the depth of the building on the right-hand side. There is no parking associated with the building, but a free carpark located a few hundred meters from the premises.

Downlands Retail Park is the prime bulky goods scheme in the town. The retail park is anchored by B&Q, other tenants include Halfords, Currys PC World (incorporating Carphone Warehouse) and Bensons for Beds. The scheme shares access from the main road with Sainsbury's and Lyons Farm Retail Park, where occupiers include Boots and Wren Kitchens.

The property comprises a purpose built food store located at second floor level within a landmark building. It is accessed from Crawley High Street and the development’s dedicated car park via travellators and lifts. The store is serviced from a shared service yard at ground floor level, which is accessed from Pegler Way. The store sits directly above the developments dedicated car park that is spread over ground and first floor levels and provides circa 500 spaces. The car park provides 2 hours free parking for customers and is managed by an ANPR system. Lease offered for assignment or for sub-letting as a whole or in parts.

• A new retail park opposite Phase 1 which is to be occupied by Aldi, Wickes and Halfords and next to the existing 67,000 sq ft Homebase, close to Sainsbury’s and BHS. • The new Phase 1 scheme will extend to approximately 55,800 sq ft. • The proposed Phase 2 will extend to approximately 117,200 sq ft, built to a modern building specification, with the ability to install mezzanine floors.

The property comprises a recently completed retail warehouse scheme, providing a total of 49,673 sq ft of modern retail space. The scheme is prominent and fully let and includes two units, let to B&Q and Pets at Home Ltd. There are 196 customer parking spaces whcih equates to a ratio to gross internal floor space of 1,253 sq ft. The B&Q unit has ancillary first floor office and staff areas and, whilst the units don't currently have mezzanine floors, the eaves heights of 6m would allow their inclusion subject to planning. Planning permission for the scheme can be summarised as allowing the sale of a wide bulky range of non-food retail goods, including DIY goods, garden supplies, funiture, furnishings, electrical goods, car parts and accessories, pets and pet accessories and other goods where they are sold as an ancillary part of the store's range. Tesco occupy a large food store which is also accessed from the A273, approximately 250m to the east. Other nearby occupiers include Premier Inn, Beefeater, Screwfix and various trade occupiers in the adjacent Victoria Business Park. The only other retail warehouse occupiers in Burgess Hill are Wickes, Carpetright and Halfords which occupy comparatively dated units on London Road, some 0.7 miles to the north east.

A new retail park occupants include: Aldi, Halfords and Wickes, opposite the existing 67,000 sq ft Homebase, close to Sainsbury’s and BHS. The new scheme will extend to approximately 55,800 sq ft, built to a modern building specification, with the ability to install mezzanine floors.

Phase 1 planning permission for unit A, 35,000 sq ft and Unit B 20,000 sq ft. Phase 2 proposal for 75,000 sq ft food store plus additional open A1 non-food uses.

Existing tenants include B&Q, Next, M&S Simply Food, Pets at Home, Tapi Carpets, Burger King, Nando's & Costa Coffee. Situated opposite Sainsbury's foodstore.

Bognor Regis Retail Park is one of two retail parks in the town. It is occupied by Matalan, Lidl, Bensons, Dreams, Halfords, KFC and Home Bargains.