Shopping Centres located in Northamptonshire

Positioned in the heart of the picturesque market town of Northampton, Grosvenor Shopping Northampton comprises the towns dominant retail destination, providing 325,000 sq ft of quality retail space, generating in excess of 10 million visitors per year. The Grosvenor centre has a modern feel with a strong retail offering including Primark, Next, Boots, Office, Deichmann amongst others. Grosvenor Shopping Northampton offers the opportunity for retailers to thrive in an affluent and fast growing catchment.

Willow Place is the main retail pitch of the town. Constructed in 2007, the 175,000 sq ft (16,257 sq m) retail development is anchored by Primark and TK Maxx and benefits from a strong fashion focus including H&M Hennes, River Island, New Look and Dorothy Perkins/Burton. Corby Town Centre has a diverse offering in an attractive pedestrianized environment. The main area includes retail, office, residential and an increasing amount of evening leisure uses.

Oasis Retail Park links directly into Corporation Street and New Post Office Square, via pedestrian links, and offers 255 surface level car parking spaces. Fully let to Argos Extra. Mattressman, Farmfoods, Home Bargains and Blockbuster.

The Newlands Centre is a 265,614 sq ft covered community shopping centre, with 460 car parking spaces, that dominates the provision of prime retail space within the town. The centre is anchored by H&M, TK Maxx, Boots and Poundland. They are complimented by national retailers including JD Sports, Card Factory, Specsavers, Roman Originals and Greggs alongside a selection of key independents including Jamie's Quality Butchers on Gold Street

Weston Favell Shopping Centre is a community shopping centre, located in a densely populated area 3 miles from the centre of Northampton. The primary catchment of 45,949 residents is within a 6-minute drive of the centre. The centre extends to 330,043 sq. ft. and is anchored by a regionally dominant Tesco Extra format store. The scheme comprises 68 units across 2 levels and 1,125 free customer car parking spaces, with easy access provided by the A45 and A43. The tenant line-up is heavily community and convenience-focused, with key retailers including Boots, Barclays, Nationwide, Wilko and Poundland.

Swansgate Shopping Centre consists of over 50 retailers based under one roof. It is anchored by Boots, Wilko, Home Bargains and Argos. Other retailers within the centre include WH Smith, New Look, Costa, CEX, Blue Inc and Roman Originals.

Bowen Square and the adjoining Regal Centre provide the dominant retailing within central Daventry linking up with High Street and Sheaf Street to provide a pedestrianised shopping environment.

Mulberry Place is the centrepiece of innovative plans to transform the Northamptonshire town of Daventry into a thriving regional retail and leisure destination. Mulberry Place will provide approximately 58,000 sq ft of new flexible High Street retail / leisure accommodation to suit the modern occupier, a provision which is currently unavailable in Daventry, together with 298 dedicated car parking spaces. There are a range of unit sizes to suit all occupiers with mezzanine cover being available to a number of units. Mulberry Place is viable and funding is in place due to a food store site being linked financially to this scheme within Daventry Town Centre.

Kingsthorpe Shopping Centre is anchored by a 43,500 Sq. Ft. Waitrose Foodstore, other occupiers include McColls, Halifax Bank, Carphone Warehouse, Thomas Cook and Touchwood Pharmacy. Kingsthorpe Shopping Centre provides 67,750 Sq. Ft. (6294.2m²) of retailing with 232 surface car-parking.

Anchor tenants include Wilkinson, Peacocks, Iceland and Dorothy Perkins.

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