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The park comprises 7 retail units currently occupied by Next/Next Home/Costa, Argos, Halfords, Furniture Village, DFS and Natuzzi/Bensons for Beds.
Occupiers include Boots, Sainsburys, Nuffield Health, Home Sense, Gap, TK Maxx as well as restaurants and bars and a 16 screen Vue cinema, and Europe's largest play area Kidscape.
For the first time in over 80 years Market Square will again have a Market Building. This will see the return of a building that dates back to the 1700’s. A regeneration of Romford Market, to be completed in March 2018, invigorating the town’s famous market, bringing existing and new visitors to an attractive, vibrant and dynamic space.
Existing tenants include Currys, Wren Kitchens, Home Bargains, Burger King and Costa. 13,000 – 27,000 sq ft available from 2024.
B&Q Warehouse adjacent to Tesco Extra.
Solus Homebase unit.
The Mercury Shopping Centre within the heart of Romford is an enclosed scheme comprising 188,000 sq ft of shopping and leisure facilities over four levels. It is arranged around a central atrium with escalators, lifts and staircases providing vertical circulation. The scheme opened in 1990 and was subsequently expanded in 2006. The centre has 40 retail units and a 950 space car park anchored by Asda, Wilko's, Poundland & Cards Direct. The scheme also provides a strong leisure and catering offer including Mecca Bingo, a Premier Cinema, Stages Performance Academy, McDonalds and Subway
The Liberty Shopping Centre is located in the heart of Romford; one of east London’s largest town centres ranked in the top 15 shopping destinations of the south east. Key Tenants include Next, H&M, JD Sports and a new flagship Flannels store. Romford is well connected by Crossrail one of the biggest railway infrastructure projects in Europe, creating even more accessibility from wider surrounding areas.
Current occupiers are Pizza Hut, Pets at Home, B&M, Carpetright, Costa & Vets4Pets
Romford Shopping Hall is one of Romford's longest standing businesses and a leading retail location for East London and Essex. Having completed a massive re-development in 2008 it is currently enjoying an exciting revival, bursting at the seams with a wide range of offers. With the new building Romford Shopping Hall is changing fast. The traders have experimented with providing designer labels and improve their offers at an affordable price. There is a fantastic collection of food operators, providing a comfortable environment in which to have a cup of tea and a chat. Pie and mash can be found at Terry McDowell's, Oriental food is available from Sunrise Cafe and the Laurie and Teapot Cafes serve the best value sandwiches in town! Traditional market fare comes from the Hawkins family butchers. Those looking for something more exotic can visit the superb Chinese supermarket. The non-food businesses are quirky and range from wedding dresses and fancy dresses, make up to make over's and wigs to witches. For a full list of retailers click here. In an age when so many markets are sidelined in new developments, the private family owners, Land Management, have stayed true to the small independent trader. Grand pilasters at the entrance lead into a light and airy market hall, with a large roof lights over a central atrium and escalators from ground to first floor. The feel is traditional, but also modern with a truly family culture. At Romford Shopping Hall there really is something for everyone.
