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Serpentine Green is our 337,000 sq ft Regional Centre with retailers including River Island, Clarks, Next, Boots, Superdrug and New Look as well as a 130,000 sq ft Tesco Extra store.
The Horsefair is the principal retail destination for the entire Fenland area with excellent public transport links into Horsefair Bus Station and over 350 parking bays.
The principal food anchored retail destination in Market Deeping, an affluent market town near Peterborough, the centre boasts the largest public and only long stay parking in the area totaling 270 bays and benefits from a flourishing weekly market.
Lion Yard is a high quality, glazed / covered shopping centre development situated in the heart of historic Cambridge, which houses a range of national multiple retailers covering the fashion & footwear, jewellery, sports, outdoors and healthcare / optician sectors as well as a selection of food and drink offers. Key tenants include New Look, Oseyo, Vision Express, Flying Tiger of Copenhagen and Natwest.
St Benedict's Court is situated in the historic and vibrant market town of Huntingdon. It is anchored by Waitrose, with other retailers including Vodafone, O2 and Mothercare.
The property is located to the south east of the historic core, on the corner of Burleigh Street and Fitzroy Street in the heart of an area known locally as The Kite. The property provides just under 500,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space. The centre, together with Fitzroy and Burleigh Street, create their own retail pitch, which is conveniently accessed via car or public transport and benefits from the presence of Primark. The Centre further benefits from its proximity to Anglia Ruskin University, which has recently benefited from a £35 million refurbishment which has now been completed and has re-opened in September 2011. The centre was originally built in 1983 but was refurbished and extended in both 1995 and 2004. The covered centre is principally arranged over one floor with a food court positioned at first floor. There is one main mall running in a west to east direction. There is also a small horse-shoe shaped mall at the west end of the scheme, known as Eden Hall, which houses a number of specialist retailers. The centre is anchored by stores such as, Decathlon, H&M, and Evans Cycles located near the centre of the scheme and BHS located at the eastern end. Other major retailers include Next, New Look, Boots and Topshop. There is also an 8 screen multiplex Vue cinema, which was developed as part of the extension in 1995, and a food court on the first floor, with retailers including Bella Italia, Café Lavazza and Burger King. The main entrance to the scheme is from Fitzroy Street, which is a busy pedestrianised street that provides the main thoroughfare between the city centre retail area and The Grafton. There are also additional entrances from Burleigh Street (opposite Primark), Napier Street, Wellington Street and East Road.
Chequers Court provides the retail gateway between the traditional High Street in Huntingdon, and St Germain Walk. Chequers Court is fully pedestrianised and opens out on to an expansive deck area, often the host to Town Centre activities. It has been extended in partnership with Huntingdon District Council to create an exciting new retail space with large contemporary units. The 100,000 sq ft extension has provided the centre with a major anchor tenant, six additional retailers and an extended 400-space car park.
Having recently undergone the first stage of a comprehensive redevelopment, Ortongate Shopping Centre offers a fantastic opportunity for businesses looking to locate at the heart of this growing community.
450,000 sq ft of retail space with 52 retail units including cafés and a restaurant over two levels. Retailers include, River Island, Apple, Ted Baker, Hobbs, G Star, Gant and Penhaligons. Other tenants include Coast, LK Bennett, Starbucks, Swarovski, All Saints, Links of London, Fraser Hart, Jane Norman, Wallis and Phase Eight
The centre is a fully-enclosed two-level shopping centre with 110 tenants and 2,300 parking spaces. Adjacent to the city centre and the railway and bus stations, it represents the principal retail offer in Peterborough. A £20 million regeneration investment has resulted in bringing new retailers to the area, including a 5,500 sq m Primark store and a Carluccios
Latest entrants include Pandora, CEX and The Works. Others include Marks & Spencer, Card Factory, Superdrug, Boots, Costa, Claire's, Argos, Specsavers, Clarks, Pandora, The Carphone Warehouse and Poundland.
