Retail Schemes located in Chelsea

An attractive parade of 14 units in a prominent retail location opposite South Kensington underground station. Tenants include a number of national retailers such RBS and Thomas Cook and is very popular with well-known A3 operators such as Carluccio's, Pret a Manger and Starbucks. The area is a busy tourist destination due to the close proximity to the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum and has recently benefitted from a new pedestrianised area that leads footfall directly from the station exit to the property.

Duke of York Square offers a wide range of fashion, accessories, health and beauty, together with cafes and restaurants adjacent to the Kings Road and Sloane Square. The Square is anchored by the 25,0000 sq ft Zara with other leading international brands including Banana Republic, Joseph, All Saints, Agnes B, Mary Quant, LK Bennett and Ted Baker. In addition to these established brands there are eclectic UK fashion stores such as Trilogy, Myla and Jigsaw who together form a powerful attraction for the discerning London shopper. These fashion names are complemented by three leading health and beauty brands : Space NK, Liz Earle and Richard Ward. The square has also benefitted from the opening of the 70,000 sq ft Saatchi Gallery.

Two retail units (84/86 Kings Road) combined to form a larger store format over ground, basement and upper floors over an Area of 2,933 sq ft (NIA)

This is the largest mixed use development to arrive on Sloane Street for a generation. It houses 43,000 sq ft of office space, luxury retail units, as well as boutique shops to the rear on Pavilion Road

Tenants include Zavvi, Gap and Muji.

Gloucester Arcade is a well positioned shopping and leisure destination that has numerous eateries and shops.