Shopping Centres located in Oxfordshire

Westgate Oxford is an innovative experience-led retail and leisure destination in the heart of the historic city centre. Launched in October 2017, Westgate Oxford is a world- class retail and leisure destination, delivering a ground- breaking shopping centre that transforms the city’s shopping experience and complements its architectural heritage. It is currently one of the most sustainable retail centres to be built. The centre features public spaces, as well as a curated mix of retail stores, boutiques and leisure outlets ranging from affordable luxury to the best of the high street plus a brand new John Lewis store. There is a new five-screen boutique cinema, 12 restaurants, bars on the roof terrace and Westgate Social houses five very different independent food outlets.

Mixed use scheme with 115,000 sq ft of retail and leisure, a Cineworld cinema, over 140 residential units and 650 free car parking spaces. Key retailers include Marks & Spencer, New Look, JoJo Maman Bebe, Crew Clothing, Fat Face, Caffè Nero and Café Rouge.

Gardiner Place will link the retail and leisure circuit in the centre of Henley from Market Place through to the main town centre car park and the Waitrose. It will provide circa 25,000 sq ft of new, high quality retail and leisure space. Tenants include Gails, Crockers, Majestic Wine, The Children’s Shop and F45

The newly refurbished Abbey is the affluent town of Abingdon's principle shopping destination. The extensive £3.7 million modernisation now boasts new and enlarged retail space better suited to its range of modern retailers.

Castle Quay is Banbury's principle retail destination benefiting from over 80 shops and restaurants. It is anchored by Sports Direct, Marks & Spencer with national retailers including Next, H&M, Boots, Waterstones and Pandora.

Templars Square is Oxford’s largest enclosed shopping centre with an excellent range of fashion, food, value and health & beauty retailers benefiting from extensive parking.

Templars Shopping Park is opposite Templars Square Shopping Cnetre. It is modern and well located and has excellent access to Oxford’s residents and draws affluent shoppers from Wheatley, Headington, Abingdon and Kidlington, as well as Cowley. The 138,433 sq ft site has excellent access to Oxford's residents and draws affluent shoppers from Wheatley, Headington, Abingdon and Kidlington, as well as Cowley.

The Clarendon Centre is a key shopping destination in the heart of Oxford City Centre, featuring tenants including Zara, Gap, French Connection and River Island. The scheme's central location means that it is in close proximity to both Oxford rail and bus stations and benefits from Oxford's extensive park and ride service.

Occupiers include Boots, Card Factory, Clarkes, Game, H&M, HMV, Lidl, New Look, Warren James & WH Smith

Primary Shopping Centre In Affluent Catchment With A Strong Mix Of National And Independent Retailers. The Woolgate Centre is the prime shopping centre in the heart of the beautiful market town of Witney. The open centre benefits from a free (timerestricted) 800 space shoppers car park. Woolgate is anchored by Waitrose with other key tenants including Next, WH Smith, Waterstones, Costa, Superdrug and Charles Clinkard. The centre also hosts a strong range of local independent retailers

Pioneer Square is an exciting new £70 million development which brings a much needed large format supermarket to the heart of the town centre. The newly opened development is anchored by 56,000 sq ft Sainsbury’s store, which includes a 526 space car park over two levels. Pioneer Square includes new retail units fronting the supermarket, which in turn links into the newly refurbished Crown Walk mall. Since opening in July 2013, the development has proved to be a great success, with the Sainsbury’s store trading above expectations. Over 75% of the new floorspace has been let to Nandos, Biagio and Peacocks with only the last few units remaining. A new 7 screen cinema operated by Vue lies adjacent to the new supermarket with associated restaurants, retail units and a new bus interchange.

The property comprises a 6 storey mid-terrace building of traditional brick construction with a rendered stone faced facde. The property is arranged over ground, basement and four upper floors. The basement is occupied as a nightclub, the ground floor is a restaurant and the upper floors comprise office space. To the side of the property is an alleyway, Friars Entry, which provides access to Gloucester Green.

The property comprises a single retail unit over 5 floors, with basement, ground and first providing sales space in addition to ancillary accommodation located at second and third floors.

A high quality mixed use development comprising 16,608 sqft (1,543 sqm) of new retail and restaurant space in a mews style including new public space and 14 private residential apartments, for which planning consent has been achieved. Market Place Mews is an extension to Henley’s prime retail offer. The development is adjacent to the town’s main shoppers car park completing a natural circuit with Bell Street and Market Place.

The Cherwell Centre in Branbury comprising retail, office, car park and a significent town centre development site. The shopping centre is anchored by Littlewoods and other occupiers include McDonalds, Pizza Hut and Toni & Guy. The centre was intensively managed and refurbished enabling further lettings to New Look and various office tenants

Tenants include Co-Op Supermarket, Iceland, Lloyds Pharmacy and Lloyds TSB.

Proposed site stretching from Marks & Spencer's Queen Street store to St Aldate's. A new shopping area with offices and student accommodation.

Completed in 1992. Tenants include Farmfoods.