Shopping Centres located in West Sussex - South East

County Mall, Crawley benefits from excellent transport links located 5 miles from Gatwick Airport, whilst the adjacent train station provides a direct link into Central London within 40 mins. The scheme dominates the retail offer comprising 480,000 sq.ft from 70 units. The annual footfall is circa 8m pa and rising, it also benefits from 1,700 car parking spaces. The scheme is anchored by Primark, Boots and Next, whilst other national retailers include Superdry, River Island, JDSports, Costa, Pandora.

The scheme is anchored by Waitrose c. 28,000 sq ft. and a Wilkinsons c. 22,000 sq ft. The scheme benefits from a 16,000 sq ft office space and 5 residential flats.

Located in the heart of Worthing, The Montague Centre is the main shopping centre for the town, linking Montague Street to South Street. With a shopper population of 276,000, Worthing is located 35 miles South of Gatwick Airport and has excellent transport links including a 1 hour 20 minute rail service to London Bridge.

Anchored by Marks & Spencer. Other tenants include Next, The Entertainer, Accessorize, Claire’s, Superdrug, Fat Face, Mountain Warehouse and Tesco

Other retailers include New Look, WH Smith, Dorothy Perkins, Wilko and BB's Coffee.

The parade comprises 5 adjoining retail units let to Multiyork, Cotswold Outdoors, and 3 independent retailers. The property is situated on East Street in central Chichester.

The property is arranged over ground floor with one store having a mezzanine floor.

Located to the south of the City just off the A27, Chichester Gate Leisure Park offers entertainment and leisure to the local community. With a 10-screen Cineworld cinema, Tenpin Bowling, and a fantastic selection of bars and restaurants.

The recently refurbished Guildbourne Centre is the only covered shopping centre in Worthing, with direct links to the adjoining 650 space multi-storey car park.

Gatwick Airport - host to an array of shopping outlets. Choose from designer and high street fashion, music, books and souvenirs to food and drink, plus holiday and travel essentials.

Opened in 1902 The Arcade runs from the junction of London Road and High Street into Belmont Street.

Tesco Extra and M&S, McDonalds.