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Retailers include Fenwick, M&S, Boots H&M, Matalan, Primark, Next, River Island, Gail’s, Phase Eight, Hobbs and Beaverbrooks. Restaurants include Five Guys, The Real Greek, Wagamama, Las Iguanas and Pizza Express and a 12 screen Cineworld. Sports Direct has recently opened a new 40000 sq ft store in Princess Square.
We have available shops in 24 more locations near Bracknell.
The Peel Centre is the dominant retail park in Bracknell and benefits from open A1 planning consent, including 40,000 sq ft of food. The Point Leisure scheme adjacent includes an 8-screen Odeon cinema, bowling, restaurants and bingo all under one roof.
Balcony level commercial unit to let.
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12 available shops for rent
10 available shopping centre units
2 available retail park units
Average annual rent £22,500
Average annual price £465,000
Top listed agent Lunson Mitchenall
2 November 2024
The Lexicon in Bracknell has completed around 30,000 sq ft of new lettings, with the likes of Dunelm, Levi's, and Tesco Express all joining the scheme. Levi's has brought its range of denim to the retail centre after agreeing a lease for a 3,885 sq ft store, which opened in October. Also joining the Lexicon is a major international fashion brand, which has signed terms for a flagship letting of 6,200 sq ft of space.
1 October 2024
Station Hill, the £850m mixed-use development in Reading, has signed two operators to join its expanding food and beverage offering. Coffee and bar chain Notes – which operates 12 outlets across London – has signed a 10-year lease for a ground floor unit of ONE Station Hill. The store will occupy a prime location facing the train station and is expected to attract rail users and enhance foot traffic throughout Station Hill.
5 September 2024
Savills acted on behalf of the John Lewis Partnership to submit a planning application proposing the creation of a build-to-rent scheme in Reading. The scheme will be the first of its kind from John Lewis outside of London, and will see an investment of £80m to create 215 energy-efficient homes as well as 6,000 sq ft of internal amenity, including space for community uses, external garden areas, and improved public realm.