Shopping Centres located in Greater London - South East

The property is arranged over basement, ground and 1st floors.

A traditionally designed 16 shop arcade with tenants that include Franchetti Bond, Jeffery West Shoes and Favourbrook.

The 105,000-sq ft Mall shopping centre comprises 30 retail units let to tenants that include Wilkinsons, Boots, Peacocks, Superdrug and The Post Office.

Centre Court is located in the heart of Wimbledon and comprises of 350,000 sq ft of covered retail and leisure space, with 62 units over three trading levels. The centre benefits from a 760 space shopper car park and has excellent transport links with buses, trams, tubes and trains in very close proximity. Key tenants include H&M, M&S Simply Food, Pandora, Lakeland, Paperchase, Boots and Tesco Metro.

The St. Anns Shopping Centre is a prime shopping scheme fronting onto Harrow's prime pitch of St Anns Road. The shopping centre is home to over 40 prime retail stores and offers over 900 car parking spaces.

Shopstop is a mixed use property comprising 17 retail units, 15,000 sq ft of health and fitness space and an 80 space car park. The centre fronts St John's Hill and includes Sainsburys, Superdrug, Monsoon, Paperchase and M&S Simply Shop.

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 scheme extends to 400,000 sq f of mixed used space and consists of 43 retail units, but can also boast a leisure centre, supermarket and college on site. The shopping centre has been transformed as a major new retail and leisure development and a host of improvements include a new 7 screen cinema, new restaurants, new hotel, a new 14,000 sq ft Pure Gym and a larger and better configured retail space. There is also a 661 Bed Premier Inn hotel.

The Nag’s Head Shopping Centre contains a 4000m² supermarket, currently occupied by Morrisons with an adjoining 300 space car park, some retail units and a small central public meeting space with entrances not only from Morrisons but also Boots, Marks and Spencer and James Selby.

In the heart of Islington, Islington Square is a new mixed use development located on the site of the former Royal Mail North London Sorting Office. The scheme will provide 170,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space, in addition to 38,000sq ft of office and 292,000 sq ft of residential. A mixture of shops, cafes, restaurants, a health club and a boutique cinema will complement the existing retailers in the local area.

Bankside Mix is a modern leisure and retail destination, attracting tourists, residents and office workers alike with a vibrant and diverse offering. Bankside Mix caters for a broad mix of people; the tourist, the office worker, the local resident and the day tripper. The contemporary architecture and the superb range of outlets makes Bankside Mix totally unique.

At the heart of The Scene at Cleveland Place will be 5 brand new restaurants and retail units with a state of the art nine screen 1,200 seat cinema run by Empire Cinemas, providing a brand new restaurant and leisure destination for Walthamstow and the surrounding areas. The scheme includes the following key elements: > Five new restaurants/ retail units > Prime corner position to the High Street and Hoe Street > Range of unit sizes available > Excellent public transport links > 121 new homes > A multi million pound investment into the surrounding public realm

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.

Broadwalk provides the sole shopping centre in Edgware, providing a covered scheme extending to 192,000sq ft. The scheme is anchored by Sainsbury and Marks and Spencer and includes a surface car park extending to 4 acres.

iScene is an existing mixed use development which includes an 11-screen cinema with over 600,000 visits per annum, restaurants, leisure uses and a hotel. Our aim is to revitalise iScene by introducing an exciting new restaurant frontage at ground floor, creating an active and vibrant streetscape. A new contemporary façade will refresh iScene, reinforcing the development as the major leisure destination in both Ilford and East London. The new scheme will see a comprehensive refurbishment to provide an attractive and inviting new destination in Ilford town centre. It will have a new set back frontage at ground floor, creating a new external terrace for cafe style dining and a generous walkway alongside. Exposed stone columns complete the contemporary look and create an inviting colonnade. It will have full height, fully glazed and well lit restaurant frontages incorporating clear, modern signage, with well sized and proportioned restaurant units, serviced from a separate enclosed service yard to the rear. There will be enhanced cinema signage and branding, the already successful Cineworld will be more prominent and inviting. The addition of seven restaurants will create an evening destination. It will feature gold coloured façade to the upper levels shimmers in the light, a new landmark building in Ilford. The town has a thriving high street and shopping centre and is marked as an area of opportunity in the London Plan, promoting growth and development. Nearby, the area is seeing continued investment with residential and community facilities being built.

Westfield Stratford City is one of Europe’s largest urban shopping, retail, dining, and entertainment destinations, and sits at the heart of Stratford, East London. The centre encompasses more than 350 stores and over 80 places to eat and drink. It is anchored by John Lewis, M&S and Waitrose and is home to the UK’s largest All Star Lanes bowling alley, a 20-screen all-digital Vue cinema and London’s largest Casino by Aspers. Westfield Stratford City also boasts three hotels with over 600 rooms, 1,000 student flats and Grade A office space. Current developments include a mixed-use residential site, Cherry Park, which will add 1,200 new homes and a further 1.1 million sq. ft. of office space. Westfield Stratford City has been a catalyst to the regeneration of East London. As one of the first pieces of the London 2012 Olympic legacy, it’s estimated that £25bn will be invested in the area by 2027. Other forthcoming developments include a new culture and education quarter, East Bank, featuring London College of Fashion, the V&A Museum including a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution and Sadler’s Wells