Shopping Centres located in Lanarkshire

The Haymarket will establish a new prime commercial location in Edinburgh’s city centre situated between Haymarket Railway Station and the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. The Haymarket site represents one of Edinburgh’s last prime development opportunities and will bring together prestigious new office, hotel, bar and restaurant amenities adjacent to one of Scotland’s busiest railway stations. Haymarket is within easy walking distance of Edinburgh’s main shopping areas and surrounded by a wide selection of amenities. 57,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space planned in high profile Edinburgh Gateway site. Retail deals already agreed with Tesco, Prezzo and Pret a Manger. Unit sizes and configurations flexible. Planned retail units between 1,000 and 8,000 sq ft. Substantial office lettings to be announced shortly. 165 bed Staycity serviced apartment operation secured.

The Cumbernauld Shopping Centre is the established prime shopping centre in the area and provides an attractive environment extending to 140,000 sq ft. Its 2004 refurbishment was awarded the Gold Medal at the Chartered Institute of Builders 2005 Awards. Established prime shopping centre of 140,000 sq ft. Free car parking. Opportunities exist for retailers seeking units from upwards of 200 sq ft.

Cumbernauld's Leading Retail Destination. The Antonine Centre is a development by London & Regional Properties in conjunction with The Campsies Centre Cumbernauld Limited. Tenant include Tesco Extra,, Dunnes, Next and TKMaxx.

Buchanan Galleries offers brands retail space on the UK’s busiest high street, with the highest Spend Per Head, outside of London. For over 20 years, Buchanan Galleries has been home to a thriving shopping and leisure scene for retail giants and boutique independents – all within a city recognised as one of the top retail destinations in the UK. Buchanan Galleries is home to many brands that can’t be found anywhere else in Glasgow, including John Lewis, Victoria’s Secret, Mango, Monki, Lakeland and Lego

The centre provides a covered mall arranged over two levels and extends to 79,072 sq. ft. The two storey roof top car park, which provides 190 free spaces, forms the main parking provision in the town. The Regent Centre forms the prime retailing pitch and contains the only Tesco within the area.

The property (shop and upper parts) occupies a prime location on the pedestrianised section of Argyle Street. Nearby retailers include Marks & Spencer, TK Maxx, Primark, Next and River Island.

The Coatbridge Shopping Centre contains a broad mix of local, regional and national occupiers such as Blue Inc., Subway, The Salvation Army, Semi-Chem Health & Beauty, ASDA, Shoe Zone, Superdrug, Card Factory, Celtic FC, Specsavers and Boots.

The Regent Shopping Centre lies at the heart of Hamilton town centre and built in the 1970's. Anchor tenants including Marks & Spencer, BHS and Boots together with major names such as New Look, Dorothy Perkins and Evans. The strong position of the town is underpinned by an immediate catchment population of 50,000 which increases to 350,000 within 10 kms.

Knightswood Shopping Centre is a prominent local centre with a good mix of well known retailers built around a central car park. The majority of units have ground floor sales areas with storage accommodation at first floor level. The central car park provides 140 free spaces and the centre benefits from a 20,500 sq.ft Tesco Store.

Existing tenants include: Boots, Sainsbury’s, Lloyds, Santander, Card Factory, Poundstretcher, Pure Gym and Wetherspoons.

The Argyll Arcade offers the largest selection of diamond rings, diamond jewellery, wedding rings and watches in a single location in Scotland. The Argyll Arcade hosts more than 30 jewellers and diamond merchants all under one roof.

Shandwick Square Shopping Centre was originally constructed in the late 1960s. The principal shopping mall is treated as ground floor level with the lower ground fronting on to the car park, providing storage and servicing the retail units as well as access by both stairwell, escalator and passenger lift into the ground floor mall. The ground floor mall runs in an east-west direction between its principal entrances at Bogbain Road and Westerhouse Road respectively. The centre also provides a small first floor mall which is accessed via a stairway from the mid-point of the main mall and externally from Shandwick Street from the south. Tenants include B&M, Farm Foods, Iceland, Greggs, Semichem, Brighthouse, Ladbrokes, TSB, RS McColl and Job Centre Plus.

Market Cross Shopping Centre, built in 1994, comprises over 40 retail units, car parking for over 500 cars and disabled facilities/access.

Built in the 1970's and redeveloped in 2004, The New Cross is a popular shopping destination in Hamilton. New Cross has 20 shops including Argos, Bonmarche, Peacocks and Cafe Uno.

Retail & Leisure scheme located in Glasgow. The centre has been refurbished and houses a variety of bars, cafes and restaurants.

2 levels of small shopping outlets. Tenants include The Carphone Warehouse, Game and Lush.

Anchored by Somerfield with Iceland and Ethel Austin amongst the retailers represented within the development. The Centre offers a variety of retail floor area, attracting both multiple and local retailers, supported by free car parking facilities, including overflow car parking

The property is arranged over basement, ground and 4 upper floors.